Pay bills the easy way.
Start paying your bills using Online Banking with Bill Pay—which is free from Ally—and you may never write another check.
- Pay bills from your Interest Checking Account to anyone with a U.S. postal address
- Set up one-time or recurring payments up to a year in advance
- Make next-day electronic payments to help you avoid late fees
- Quickly compare your available balance with upcoming payments
- Easily review biller statements or payment history
- Sign up for eBills to reduce clutter and save paper
Already have an Ally account?
Step 1: Log in to Ally Online Banking.
Step 2: Set up the bills you want to pay.
Step 3: Decide what to do with all that free time.
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24/7 Customer Service
You can call us at 1-877-247-ALLY (2559), chat with us online or email us anytime you like.
Frequently asked questions
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How will I confirm a bill was paid?
You'll receive an online confirmation for every payment made. A unique reference number will prove you made a payment.
To view this information:
- Select the Payment Activity tab in Ally Bill Pay
- From the Actions column, select View
- View the payment’s unique reference number
If a payment required that a paper check be sent to a payee, you can view the date the check cleared and a digital copy of the cleared check (when available) using the steps above.
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Can I set bills up to be paid automatically?
Yes, Ally Bill Pay offers 2 types of automatic payments that let you easily customize Scheduled Delivery Dates, amounts, or cancel scheduled automatic payments at any time.
Automatic fixed payment
You can set up an automatic payment for a fixed amount on a regular basis. This is helpful for recurring bills with due dates and amounts that don’t change – such as:
- Car
- Mortgage
- Rent
- Student loan
Automatic eBill payment
Set up an automatic payment for the minimum amount or full amount due, based on the receipt of an eBill. This is helpful for recurring bills where the amount varies month to month – such as:
- Credit card
- Electricity
- Water
- Phone

