Credit card payments

One-time payments

One-time payments allow you to make either regular monthly payments on demand or extra payments in addition to your regular monthly payment. You can choose the account you’d like to pay from, the date you’d like the payment to be processed, and the specific amount for each payment, such as a minimum payment, full balance, or other custom amount.

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AutoPay

AutoPay makes it easy to set-up regular automatic monthly payments. You can schedule payments to be made on your credit card account for an amount and on a day of the month of your choosing. Using AutoPay to pay a monthly minimum or a full account balance takes the stress out of potentially missing a payment. Any automatic payments you set up will continue each month until you update or cancel.

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Fidelity's Bill Pay

Using Fidelity's Bill Pay, you can make a payment on your credit card directly from an eligible Fidelity account. You can set up Elan Financial Services as a payee and make the payment right from your account on Fidelity.com or in the Fidelity mobile app. It's quick and easy and allows you to take advantage of the many features available in Bill Pay.

Learn more about Fidelity's Bill Pay

Adding a payment account

When scheduling a payment for the first time, you'll need to add an account from which to make that payment. You can add or delete other accounts at any time.

To add an account, you can use the Manage payments button at the top of this page. You can also go to the Manage cash & cards page on Fidelity.com and select the Make a payment/Manage payments button. Once on the Payments page, select the Manage payment accounts link at the top right of the page.

Next, select the Add payment account option and you will then be asked to complete the following:

1. Choose the account type from which to make a payment. The options are:

   Checking

   Savings

   Fidelity Investments (non-retirement account)

2. Enter an account nickname if you would like

3. Enter routing number

4. Enter account number.

5. You can then submit your new account by selecting the Add account button.

Payment history

Records of your payment history can be found online by selecting the Manage payments button at the top of this page. Recent payments will be displayed at the bottom of the page with date paid, amount and the account paid from. The date and payment amount for all payments made over the last 7 months will be displayed.

Payment schedule

If you've scheduled a one-time payment for a future date, or have AutoPay set up, you will see those scheduled payments on the Payment page. You can see the account you're paying from, the credit card account being paid, and the amount and date of the payment scheduled. You can also edit and delete upcoming payments from this page.

Payment reminders (Alerts)

Payment alerts can be set up on the account to help manage account payments. You can have these alerts sent as either emails or SMS text messages when they're triggered. Payment related alerts include:

• AutoPay scheduled and AutoPay processed—This alert will be sent when an autopayment is scheduled and when it's debited from your account.
• Statement Available—This alert will be sent when your credit card statement is available to review. Your statement will include the amount due and transactions for the previous billing cycle.
• Payment Due—This alert will inform you of the credit card account's due date, 1 to 15 business days before payment is due.
• Payment Overdue—This alert will inform you when a credit card payment becomes overdue.
• Payment Posted—This alert will be sent when a payment is posted to the credit card account.
• Payment Scheduled—This alert will be sent when you schedule, edit, or cancel a payment.

To set up alerts, visit the alerts pageLog In Required. Then, under the Account Alerts tab, expand the Statement and Payment Alerts section.