Bill Pay
Questions
Have questions? We have answers. Find quick answers to common questions about our accounts and services.
What do I do if my payee did not receive my check?
Check payments can take longer than electronic payments. Checks are mailed via the U.S. Postal Service and may be delayed by holidays, weekends, or other factors. Allow extra time for checks to reach payees. Inform them that the check will arrive in a plain envelope, which may not be easily recognizable.
If a check is not received within 15 business days, contact us to check if it has cleared or to place a stop payment (a stop payment fee may apply).
How do I opt out of online bill pay?
If you'd like to opt out of online bill pay, please contact us.
How long does it take for a payment to reach the intended payee?
Payment credits depend on when you make the payment, the payment method (electronic or mail), and the vendor's processing method. If the payee isn’t set up for electronic payments or if you choose to pay by check, it typically takes about 10 business days for the payment to be received. When scheduling a payment, the expected receipt date is shown, but this timing is not guaranteed. JHCU cannot influence the processing speed.
