Auto Pay lets the Account Owner and Account Managers set up a recurring, automatic monthly payment for your mobile bill.
No matter which Verizon mobile plan you have, you can use Auto Pay and paper-free billing to pay your bill. If you're on an eligible plan, you can get a monthly Auto Pay and paper-free billing discount.
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Set up Auto Pay for monthly bill discounts FAQs
Learn about Auto Pay and how to qualify for a monthly discount when you sign up for Auto Pay and paper-free billing.
Prepaid mobile customers, to learn about Auto Pay visit our Prepaid billing and payment FAQs.
Verizon Fios Home customers, to learn about Auto Pay visit our Make life a little bit easier with Auto Pay page.
About Auto Pay for mobile accounts
- Unlimited Ultimate, Unlimited Plus, Unlimited Welcome
- 5G Get More*, 5G Do More*, 5G Play More*, 5G Start*, Welcome Unlimited*, One Unlimited for iPhone*
- Get More Unlimited*, Do More Unlimited*, Play More Unlimited*, Just Kids*
- Above Unlimited*, Beyond Unlimited*, Go Unlimited*, 5 GB Single Phone Plan*.
- $5 for a single line plan
- $10 account-level discount when you have 2 or more plans
- If you make a one-time payment near your Auto Pay date and your automatic payment is already in process, you'll see a message letting you know that making the payment may result in a duplicate payment.
- If you're getting the $5 or $10/month Auto Pay discount
TT and you use a credit card to make a one-time payment online or through the My Verizon app, the removed discount will appear as a charge on your next bill.
What is Auto Pay?
Learn how to set up Auto Pay & paper-free billing
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Video Transcript
How to set up Auto Pay and paper-free billing.
When you enroll in both Auto Pay and paper-free billing, your payment is always on time. You may even be eligible for a monthly discount.
It's quick and easy with My Verizon.
To get started through the My Verizon app, open it up.
You must be the Account Owner to continue.
Select the Account icon from the bottom of your screen. Next, select Bill.
Your current bill will be front and center.
You'll want to have your Verizon Visa® Card, debit card, credit card or bank account info handy.
When you're ready, select Enroll in Auto Pay.
Keep an eye out for how much you'll save every month when you sign up for both Auto Pay and paper-free billing. If you're eligible for a monthly discount, you'll see it here.
Select Get started to enroll.
First, you'll choose an Auto Pay method.
If you've already saved a payment method, you can choose to use it, or select Add a new payment method.
Use your Verizon Visa Card, bank account or debit card to receive the billing discount. Other credit cards are not discount-eligible.
Select the form of payment you want to use and select Add Method. Fill out your card details and select Save.
Next, you'll schedule your Auto Pay date. The date options provided align with your bill cycle to prevent late payments. Choose the day you'd like your payment to occur each month.
If you have a current or past due balance, you'll have the option to check the box to submit a payment using your selected payment method. Auto Pay will begin next month and only cover your new monthly balance.
To receive the monthly billing discount, you'll need to enroll in Paper-free billing along with Auto Pay. Confirm the toggle is on and you're good to go.
Once complete, select Continue.
Review the Auto Pay & Paper-free billing Terms & Conditions. If everything looks good, select Accept & Enroll.
Nice. Now that you're enrolled in Auto Pay and paper-free billing, you're receiving a discount every month.
You'll see the discount details outlined, so you know what to expect. The discount starts on your next bill cycle after enrollment in Auto Pay and paper-free billing.
You can make changes to your payment method and date or set up and manage alerts at any time.
When your bill is ready each month, we'll let you know before your scheduled Auto Pay date. You can review the upcoming charges, make a one-time payment, like using a Verizon Gift Card, or change your Auto Pay settings.
If you'd rather enroll from the web, go to Verizon.com and sign in to your My Verizon account.
Use the My Verizon Mobile navigation to get started. Select Account, then Bill and look for Auto Pay.
Follow along with the enrollment process and you're good to go.
I just enrolled in Auto Pay. When will my first automatic payment take effect?
When you sign up for Auto Pay you’ll receive an enrollment confirmation message communicating your automatic payment date.
Which plans are eligible to get a discount for using Auto Pay and paper-free billing?
When you use Auto Pay and paper-free billing to pay your bill, you can get a $10/month discount
You can get a $5/month discount for each line that has 1 of these plans:
For the Verizon Plan Unlimited* the discount is:
*These plans are no longer available to be added to your account.
Can I make a one-time payment, even if I’m set up for Auto Pay?
Yes, you can make a one-time payment virtually any time, even if you're set up for Auto Pay.
If you make a one-time payment for the full amount of your balance, your next Auto Pay payment will be skipped. If your one-time payment is less than the balance due, the remainder will be paid via Auto Pay.
Keep in mind:
Visit our How to use Auto Pay page to learn how to make a one-time payment.
Set up and manage Auto Pay
- If you select a payment date that's the 29th, 30th or 31st, your payment will be made the following day for months that don't include that date.
- If you're eligible for and want to get the $5 or $10/month per line Auto Pay and paper-free billing discount
TT on a standard account, you can use the Verizon Visa Card, a debit card, or a bank account as your automatic payment method. If you use a credit card other than the Verizon Visa Card, you won't receive the discount, even if your plan is eligible.
How do I set up Auto Pay?
Account Owners and Account Managers can set up Auto Pay in My Verizon and follow the onscreen prompts. Or in the My Verizon app, tap the Menu icon in the top-left of your screen, tap Bill and follow the prompts.
Note:
If I'm set up for Auto Pay, how do I use a Verizon Gift Card to make a payment?
You can make a one-time payment with your Verizon Gift Card anytime. The amount will be applied to your account, and the next payment made through Auto Pay will be reduced to reflect the Gift Card amount.
To make a one-time payment with a Gift Card while set up for Auto Pay go to the Pay your bill page. When asked to pick a payment method, choose the Gift card option.
Visit our Verizon Gift Card FAQs to learn more.
How do I add or change my Auto Pay payment method?
You can change your Auto Pay payment method any time in My Verizon. Just go to the Manage your payment settings page and select Edit next to the payment method.
How can I change my Auto Pay payment date?
To change your Auto Pay payment date anytime, either online in My Verizon or on your smartphone with the My Verizon app, go to the Manage your payment settings page and select Edit next to the payment date.
Important: If your next payment is due before your new withdrawal date, be sure to make your next payment manually.
Can I pause an Auto Pay payment before my checking account or credit card is charged?
You can pause an automatic payment in My Verizon up to the day before it's set to post.
You can't cancel a payment on the day it's set to post.
To stop an automatic payment go to the Manage your payment settings page, tap Pause or turn off and select Pause.
Auto Pay won't make a payment until your payment date for the next month.
Note: Only your upcoming payment is paused, and Auto Pay resumes as usual on your payment date the following month.
How do I disable Auto Pay?
To turn off Auto Pay in My Verizon, go to the Manage your payment settings page, select Pause or turn off and choose Turn off.
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