PNC Bank Visa® Card Bill Pay

It's the opportunity to control when and how much you pay by initiating bill payments when you're ready. Visit the biller's website to review your bill before authorizing a Visa transaction.

Simply contact your billers once to set up automatic bill payments. Each month, payments will be automatically charged to your card, and you will not have to worry about due dates or missed payments again.

Paying bills with your PNC Visa card takes the hassle out of bill paying. It saves you time and eliminates the need to write checks, buy stamps, or worry about delays in the mail. Plus, if you have a rewards program linked to your credit card, you can earn rewards for bills you already pay.

You are protected from verified unauthorized charges with Visa's Zero Liability^[1]. Additionally, PNC security & privacy helps you prevent, detect and resolve fraud and identity theft.

Visa does not charge a fee for the convenience of bill payment, and many billers offer this option for free as well. Contact your billers directly to determine if they charge a fee.

Many national and local billers and service providers accept Visa for bill payment, including:

• Phone companies
• Cable/satellite TV providers
• Insurance companies
• Utility companies
• Security companies
• Newspapers
• Gyms
• And more

You may choose from any of your Visa debit, credit, or prepaid cards. You may select one PNC Visa card to pay some bills and another to pay a different set of bills.

Each biller is different but they generally ask for the following information:

• Biller account number
• PNC Visa card number
• Card Expiration date
• Date you want to be charged
• Amount you authorize to be charged (for one-time bill payment)

Some billers may allow you to use one-time bill pay without storing your card information. Contact your biller directly for further information.

With both automatic and one-time bill payments, you will be able to select the best date to schedule your payment each month, to ensure that your payments arrive before the due date. If you sign up for automatic bill payment, you should continue to pay your bills directly until your biller informs you that your automatic payment has been established.

If you've established one-time bill pay, you will see the new bill amount before you pay. If you sign up for automatic bill pay, your card may be immediately billed for the amount due or other options may exist. Refer to your biller's sign-up process or contact them directly.

Your automatic bill payments should occur as scheduled, even if your PNC Visa card payment is late. Please refer to your official cardholder agreement or contact your issuing financial institution to verify how new charges are handled on late or delinquent accounts.

Contact billers directly to cancel or discontinue any scheduled Automatic Bill Payment. Some billers require advance notice to discontinue automatic payments, so allow additional time for any changes to your payment service. You may also contact your PNC Visa card issuer to ensure that automatic payments to your biller are stopped in the future.

Please contact the biller directly to settle payment discrepancies or for other payment questions.

Immediately report a lost or stolen PNC Visa card to the bank. To avoid service interruption on automatic bill payment, provide billers with your new PNC Visa card information. Remember, with the Visa Zero Liability Policy^[1], you are not liable for fraudulent transactions or unauthorized use of your PNC Visa card both online and offline.

Yes, most billers will continue to send you a duplicate of your bill by mail. You do not need to pay the bill twice. If you wish to stop receiving paper bills, contact the billers directly.