Online Banking is free to customers with an eligible account; however there may be a fee for certain optional services. We reserve the right to decline or revoke access to Online Banking or any of its services. All online banking services are subject to and conditional upon adherence to the terms and conditions of the Digital Services Agreement.
Auto Lending Customer Service & Support
Find information on how to manage your auto loan account with PNC.
Getting Started
Access your auto loan account with PNC Online Banking.[1]
PNC Online Banking is your secure online resource for viewing important account information and accessing helpful tools to manage your loan.
Once logged into Online Banking you can:
- Get organized and save paper with paperless statements
- Set up account alerts to stay informed
- Schedule payments for your account
Easy. Convenient. Clutter-free.
Switch to paperless for online access to your monthly statements
Getting started with Online Banking for the first time?
Learn more about what you'll need to enroll in Online Banking.
Online Banking
Take advantage of the tools in Online Banking to help you manage your loan.
Schedule One-Time or Recurring Payments
- Sign on to Online Banking.
- Select Pay and Transfer.
- Choose PNC Payments.
- Find your account and click the green Make a Payment button.
- Enter information about your payment, including Payment Date and Frequency for your future or recurring transfer.
Set Up Alerts in Online Banking[2]
These alerts will notify you of key activity on your PNC Auto Loan.
- Sign on to Online Banking.
- Select the profile icon in the upper right corner.
- Choose Alerts and Communication.
- From the Alert Management tab, Alerts appear sorted by Security, then by each account type.
- Expand the row for the desired account, locate the alert that you would like to set up and select the toggle to turn the alert on or off. Or, click on Edit Delivery and Alert options to customize your alert settings and how you would like the alert delivered.
Important Forms & Payment Documents
Pay your auto loan from your checking or savings account, including accounts at other banks.
Click here to download the Automated Payment Authorization Form
Click here for information about how to read your Auto Loan statements
Access your account from your phone using the PNC Mobile app[3]
FAQs
Answers to common auto lending questions.
Calculate Payments
Calculate auto payments for the life of the loan.
The tools and calculators provided are for educational and illustrative purposes only. The accuracy of the calculations and their applicability to your circumstances are not guaranteed. Please consult your financial, tax or legal advisor regarding your unique situation.
Title Info
Important details about your vehicle's title.
Upon closing your PNC auto loan, you will be required to list PNC as lienholder.
If you are currently listed on the title, PNC will need the original title and state required form signed/dated. Everyone's situation may be different, so if additional steps are needed to secure the title, a representative from PNC Bank will contact you.
Financial Hardship
Understanding your options
Unexpected events may impact your ability to make your monthly payments.
One of the first steps to getting back on track is understanding the range of options available. Let us explore what assistance may be available to you, whether you are experiencing short-term or long-term circumstances. Communicating with us may help your situation.
For hardships, please use our Lending Hardship Service & Support
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