Once Web Branch is set up, have your external account number and routing number available. You're ready to connect your external account in just a few more easy steps.
How to Set Up Payment with an External Account
1Navigate to your loan in Web Branch
2Select "make a payment"
3Pick the option to "link external account"
4Follow the instructions to complete the linking process
Watch this quick video to learn how to set up your external accounts to make payments.
Benefits of Using Web Branch to Pay
In just a few clicks, you will have more flexibility all while using your existing bank or credit union accounts. Some ways Web Branch can help make managing your loan easier include:
Setting up recurring payments
Creating payment reminders - email, text or push notification
Setting up payment received alerts - email, text or push notification
Checking your balance in real time
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Web Branch and linking external accounts.
· Check that your routing number is right. If it's not, please go back and re-enter it. Then confirm if the bank or credit union is the name you expect.
· Banks and credit unions may have multiple names that use the same routing number. If you're not sure, check with your bank or credit union.
Yes, the person joint on the loan can link their own external accounts for payment to the loan. External accounts are only available in the profile in which they were set up.
You can make a payment to your loan or line of credit immediately when you link your external account. If you choose to verify the account by sending trial deposits, you will be able to pay your credit card bill and transfer to and from the account you have linked to your checking or savings accounts.
Yes, you can link multiple external accounts and then make payments from those accounts to your loans or make transfers to your deposit accounts once verified.
Enter the payment date and choose payment frequency (weekly, biweekly, monthly,etc)
Inputting a number in the 'Number of Payments' field schedules that many payments before automatically stopping - leave the field blank to keep payments continuously sending.