Union Bank & Trust Online Services: Online Banking, Free BillPay, e-statements, Direct Deposit, Visa Check Card, ATM Card

We've added new features and tools to BillPay.

Our robust new BillPay system features Popmoney, Account-to-Account transfers and e-Bills. Sign up and eliminate the hassle of checks, stamps and envelopes by paying your bills online, 24 hours a day.

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Comprehensive BillPay
Enroll and pay your bills (vendors) with no monthly fee.

Maximize Your Money
Schedule your payment to be paid on the date you want your vendor to receive it.

Longer Business Day
Enjoy more flexibility with longer cutoff times. Process your transaction(s) on the current business day until 9:00pm Central Time.

Free e-Bills
Receive your monthly bills electronically within BillPay. From utilities to credit cards, e-Bills is available with many major vendors.

Secure Popmoney
Using Popmoney, you can request money or pay individuals directly from your account with just their mobile phone number, e-mail address or bank account information. Pay a small 50 cent charge per Popmoney transaction.

Account to Account Transfers
Move your funds easily between your accounts using Account to Account transfers. Pay a small 50 cent charge when you transfer funds to another bank. There is no fee to transfer funds between your Union Bank & Trust accounts.

Alerts & Reminders
Set up reminders for upcoming bills or alerts when you exceed certain dollar amounts.

Sign Up Today! | Download Enrollment Instructions
To sign up for BillPay, please log onto Online Banking using your existing Access ID and password. From there, click on the "BillPay" tab and follow the enrollment process.

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