The first step is to add a payee, the person or company you wish to pay. Here’s how easy it is:

1. Log in to your account.
2. Click the “Add a Payee” button on your home page dashboard.
3. Enter the requested information. Typically this information can be found on your latest bill statement.

Once you add your payee, you can start making payments in seconds.

1. Find your payee on the payments dashboard.
2. Enter the payment amount and date, then submit.

Here’s a quick list of the many ways you can benefit from using Online Bill Pay.

1. Save time. With FNB Bill Pay, you can receive and pay your bills online, all in one place. That means no more visiting multiple websites to pay bills or trips to the post office to mail checks. In addition, smart features such as recurring payments allow you to automate regular bill payments.
2. Save money. Paying bills online saves on postage, envelopes, late fees and checks. If you pay just 10 bills per month, you can easily save over $110.00^* per year.
3. Stay organized. Your payment history is stored in your online account, so you won’t have to sort through paper receipts or visit multiple websites to access past transactions.
4. Gain peace of mind. Paying bills electronically means no risk of mailed checks getting lost or stolen. Plus, you can stop worrying about missing a bill payment when you set up reminders and automated recurring payments.
5. Help the environment by saving paper. With FNB Bill Pay, there are no checks to write or envelopes to mail. That’s good news for you and the environment.

^*Savings are approximate and based upon the average annual cost of stamps, envelopes and checks required for paying 10 bills per month.

If a payee offers eBill, there will be a “Setup eBill” link next to their listing on your Online Bill Pay dashboard.

If you are receiving eBill summaries from your payee and full bill statements become available, you will see a button that reads “Setup eBill”

If available for your payee, your full bill statement will be delivered to your account. That means you can view all statement information, including transactions, payment history, credits, and more.

If full eBill details are not available for your payee, you will receive a summary eBill statement that includes balance due, due date and minimum payment amount.