INB Bill Pay 

INB Bill Pay is an easy way to schedule bill payments before the payment is due and assure you meet due dates before being hit with late payment fees. Plus, no checks, stamps or envelopes needed. INB will send your payments electronically or via paper check, so you can use Bill Pay even if the biller isn’t online. You can choose to make a one-time payment or set up a reoccurring one.

How to use Bill Pay

    1. Open your digital bank account.
    2. Choose "Move Money." 
    3. Choose the "My Payees" tab to add whoever you'd like to make a payment to.
    4. Under the "Scheduled" tab, click "new transaction."
    5. Choose the account you want to pay from.
    6. Choose who you want to pay.
    7. Fill in a payment amount and due date. If this is a reoccurring payment, you can set that up on this screen.
    8. Finally, review the payment details and hit submit.

For other tips on speeding up the bill pay process, check out the bottom of this page.

Pay Friends and Family Instantly with P2P 

We’ve launched a new payment option offering Person-to-Person (P2P) payments through smartphones, tablets or any other device. The P2P feature lives within our INB digital banking and allows you to view and send payments to other people. All your friend or family member needs is a Visa or MasterCard debit card, and the payment is immediate.

Here’s why you should consider using the INB P2P feature to send money…

It’s Simple, instantaneous, free and secure.

  • Skip the complicated steps and multi-day waiting periods that often come with many other payment programs.
  • To pay someone with P2P, simply open your INB digital bank on your phone or computer. Choose the Move Money tab. Add your friend as a new payee. All you’ll need for this is a friend’s phone number or email address.
  • Next, select new transaction. Choose which account to use, who to pay and the amount to send – and then submit. Just like that, you’ve paid someone within your secure, digital banking session.

Read more on our blog.

Tips on Digital Payments  

Bill Pay on the Home Screen 

Since customers routinely access their digital bank account to pay bills, the “Quick Pay” feature is a handy tool that allows you to identify your “favorites” when it comes to sending money. Once a “favorite,” you can click on the payee and send money without first choosing the “Move Money” section of our digital bank.

To add a favorite, click on the pencil icon, and you’ll see a full list of payees.  Choose as few or as many as you’d like to display on your home screen.

Adding or Deleting a Recurring Payment

If you’ve set up a recurring payment and would like to make a change, you can edit a single payment in a series or edit an entire series. To do this, click on the scheduled payment, then edit it using the pencil icon.

Pay Multiple Payees Efficiently

If you have several bills to pay at once, you could benefit from the multi-payee indicator.

  • When you get to the “Choose a Recipient” screen inside of bill pay, click on the icon of two people.
  • Check boxes will then appear next to your payees.
  • Select as many as you like and continue with the Move Money workflow.
  • The video below will step you through the process.

Make Payments from Multiple Accounts

Your bill payment is defaulted to make payments from your checking account. You can add other accounts under your INB digital profile. When you pay your bills, be sure to choose the account you wish to pay from.

View Scheduled Payments

Scheduled payments are sorted to show your next scheduled payment at the top of the list. Others are listed in ascending order.

Create an External Account and Schedule Transfers

  • Click on the + sign to add an external account. external account screen
  • A box will appear and then click "External Account."
  • Complete all necessary fields. Please fill in the bank routing number and account number. 
  • Once the External Account is set up, it will be listed in "My Payees" with a status of pending.


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