Landon Vago-Hughes
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Make payments using account and routing number
Eric Shaffer
Some businesses and property management companies only allow recurring payments using direct withdrawal from a checking/savings account, which requires providing the business with the account and routing number. This would provide an additional option for payments other than the virtual or physical debit card.
Also known as "eCheck", bills such as rent, electricity, water, gas, car payments, insurance, landscaping, parking, government services and many local businesses use this method of payment almost exclusively.
Landon Vago-Hughes
This is something we are working on getting added in the near future. We 100% understand the issue with utility companies not enabling autopay on cards... I just want to add that this is top of mind for us. We will get back to you all with an update soon.
Landon Vago-Hughes
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Bank Account Info for Utilities Who Don’t Accept Debit/Credit on AutoPay
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Martin Mercer
My energy utility doesn’t accept a debit card for autopay transactions, so I have to manually go in and pay my bill with my Fuse card. Not the worst thing, but if there is a way to sort of fake a bank account and have it hit my Fuse account, I’d so appreciate that.