Online Credit Card Payments (Using Net Banking)

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With Click To Pay, you can now use the NetBanking facility of other bank accounts to pay your ICICI Bank


Credit Card Bill. Payment will reflect in your ICICI Bank Card account within 3 working days.



For payments made through Click To Pay, we request you to make the payment at least 3 days prior to the due date to avoid late payment charges.
Pay your ICICI Bank Credit Card outstandings in 4 simple steps

    Step 1. Select your bank
        Select the bank from which you would like to make your ICICI Bank credit card payment (we partner only with select banks as given in the dropdown)
    Step 2. Provide your Credit Card details
        Select your card type
        Enter your 15/16 digit ICICI Bank Credit Card number and the amount you would like to pay
        You will be securely redirected to the payment interface of your chosen bank
    Step 3. Confirm Payment
        Enter your authentication details (Net Banking User ID and Password of your Bank Account / Equivalent details)
        Confirm payment amount
        Your account will get debited instantaneously
    Step 4. Receive online confirmation
        You will receive a Transaction Reference Number on successful completion of transaction

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How to pay bills online

Pay your mortgage, credit card bill and more online

With Online Banking you can securely pay your monthly bills on your schedule, from your car payment and cable to your phone, utilities and more. You can even pay your Bank of America® credit card bill the day it's due.Footnote1 With the Online Banking Security GuaranteeFootnote2, you can feel secure knowing your payments will be made on the date you choose.


How to pay a bill online

    After you sign in to Online Banking, select the Bill Pay tab. Add a Pay To account (you can browse company names or add a company or individual).Choose when and how much you want to pay. Select Make Payments and you’re done


1. Online payments need to be received by 11:59 p.m. EST to be credited the same day. Payments entered after this cutoff or on a day that is not a bank business day (e.g., Sundays and holidays) will be scheduled and processed on the next bank business day.


2. You are not liable for fraudulent Online Banking transactions when you notify the bank within 60 days of the transaction first appearing on your statement and comply with security responsibilities. See our Online Banking Service Agreement for full terms and conditions

How do I add my bank account as a payment method for ads?

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To add your bank account as a payment method for ads:

    Go to your Ads Manager and then click Billing  Payment Methods Click Add Payment Method in the top-right corner . Select the option for Online Banking and follow the instructions for verifying your account

The account verification process will vary depending on your country of origin. Note: Direct debit is only available in select countries. You can change the currency you use for Facebook ads in your Ads Manager if you don't have a current balance once every 60 days. Keep in mind that the payment methods available to you depend on the currency you use.

To change your currency:
    Go to your Account Settings in Ads Manager.     Under Time Zone, click Change Currency / Timezone.
    Select your new currency and time zone and then click Create New Account.

Things to keep in mind about changing your currency:

    When you choose a new currency and time zone, you'll create a new ad account. Your old ad account will be visible in the Account dropdown in the top left of your Ads Manager, but it'll be closed and all ads created with your old account will stop running. Any ads you had running on the old ad account will be billed in the old currency.     If your Business Manager account has several other accounts associated with it, it's not possible to change your currency. You'll need to create a new account from Business Manager with the new currency.  The payment methods available to you depend on the currency you choose.
 

Editing & Adding Credit Cards

Editing Credit Cards

You can edit your credit card information or update the expiration date.

1. Log in to your Amazon Payments account and click Edit My Account Settings.
2. Click Add, edit, or delete my credit cards to view your current credit card information.
3. Click the Edit button next to the credit card that you want to edit. You can change any of the following:
   • Expiration date
   • Name
   • Billing information that is associated with the card
4. Click Confirm to complete the changes.

Note: To edit other information about the card, you must delete the credit card and add it again using the correct information.

Adding a Credit Card

1. Go to Amazon Payments at https://payments.amazon.com/.
2. Log in to your account.
3. Click Edit My Account Settings.
4. Click Add, edit, or delete my credit cards.
5. Enter the credit card and billing details.
6. Click Add New Card.
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Setting up your bank account and receiving transfers

Setting up your bank account and receiving transfers

In order to receive the funds from your charges, you’ll need to associate a bank account to your Stripe account and start receiving transfers. You can update your bank account information at any time, and you can also customize how frequently transfers are made.

Setting Up & Modifying Your Bank Account

Setting Up Your Bank Account for Transfers
Associating Multiple Bank Accounts for Different Currencies
Bank Accounts with Multiple Signors
Viewing Your Bank Account Information in Dashboard
Updating Your Bank Account Information

Transfer Schedules

Your First Transfer
Minimum Volume Thresholds Before Transfers
Automatic Transfers
Transfer Failures
Alternative Transfer Schedules

Setting Up Your Bank Account For Transfers

To receive transfers from Stripe, you’ll need to provide us with bank account details so that we know where to send your funds. The type of information required for a successful transfer depends on where your bank is based.

Country	Information	Example Data
Australia	BSB Account Number	123456 12345678
Canada	Transit Number Institution Number Account Number	12345 987 Format varies by bank
Denmark	IBAN	DK5000400440116243
Finland	IBAN	FI2112345600000785
Ireland	IBAN	IE29AIBK93115212345678
Norway	IBAN	NO9386011117947
Sweden	IBAN	SE3550000000054910000003
United Kingdom	IBAN	GB82WEST12345698765432
United States	Routing Number Account Number	111000000 Format varies by bank

Countries in Beta

Country	Information	Example Data
Austria	IBAN	AT611904300235473201
Belgium	IBAN	BE12345678912345
France	IBAN	FR1420041010050500013M02606
Germany	IBAN	DE89370400440532013000
Italy	IBAN	IT60X0542811101000000123456
Japan	Bank Name Branch Name Account Number Account Owner Name	いろは銀行 東京支店 1234567 ヤマダハナコ
Luxembourg	IBAN	LU280019400644750000
Netherlands	IBAN	NL39RABO0300065264
Spain	IBAN	ES9121000418450200051332

Countries in Private Beta

Country	Information	Example Data
Mexico	CLABE	123456789012345678
Portugal	IBAN	PT50123443211234567890172
Singapore	Bank Code Branch Code Account Number	1234 123 123456789012
Switzerland	IBAN	CH9300762011623852957

Required Bank Locations

Bank accounts must be located in the country where their currency is based–for example, USD banks accounts must be based in the United States, SEK bank accounts must be based in Sweden, etc.–though there are a few exceptions.

• Canadian businesses can transfer funds to USD bank accounts that are based in Canada.
• EUR bank accounts can only be based in one of the European countries where Stripe is currently live or in beta.
• GBP bank accounts can also be based in Ireland if the bank supports transfers via BACS.

Bank Accounts with Multiple Signors

Non-profits and similar organizations will often have bank accounts where multiple people must sign for access. The increased security that banks offer with multiple signors is used to protect changes to the account itself, but does not apply to regular ACH transactions into and out of it. As long as your bank account is setup to receive ACH payments, we will be able to transfer funds to it.

Associating Multiple Bank Accounts for Different Currencies

Stripe users in some countries are able to connect multiple bank accounts in order to make transfers in multiple currencies and avoid conversion fees. In these cases, you can connect one bank account for each supported currency.
Take a look at our full list of supported bank account currencies to see what is supported in your country.

Default Bank Account Currency

If you have multiple bank accounts, you’ll also need to assign one of your bank accounts as your default. If you receive any charges that are in a currency that you do not have a bank account for, they will be converted to your default bank account’s currency.

Viewing Your Bank Account Information in Dashboard

You can log in to your Stripe dashboard to view the routing or transit number of your bank, as well as a redacted version of your bank account number.
For security reasons we don’t show the full, unredacted number in the dashboard, and similarly we aren’t able to tell you over email what your account number is.
If you’re unsure of the account number you entered, the best way to be confirm it is to re-enter the number in your account settings in your dashboard.

Updating Your Bank Account Information

If you need to update your bank account information, you just need to head to the transfers tab in your account settings. From there, you’ll have the opportunity to change your bank account at any time.
We’ll start submitting transfers to your new bank account as soon as you update your account settings. Due to the time that it takes for your bank to receive the funds, some transfers may have already been submitted but not yet reached your account. Those transfers will still be sent to the old account.
Here’s a quick demo of how to view and update your bank account information:

Transfer Schedules

Your First Transfer

Once you’ve made your first charges with Stripe, your first transfer will be initiated and should post within 7 days. Note: this is 7 days after your first charge and not 7 days after you create your account.
The exact timing of your first transfer can vary depending on many factors. If you have not received your funds by 7 days after your first charges, you should verify that the transfer hasn’t failed for some reason and that your bank account information has been entered correctly.
All charges are processed on UTC Time so the processed date may not be the same as the date on which a charge is made in your local timezone. Most banks will post received funds on the same day as they are received. On occasion, banks may take 2-3 additional days to post funds. Also, keep in mind that transfers that are scheduled on weekends or holidays won’t be accepted by your bank until the next business day.
You can view a list of all of your transfers as well as the date that they are expected to be received in your bank account from your dashboard.

Minimum Volume Thresholds Before Transfers

For most Stripe users, there are no minimum volume thresholds that you’ll need to meet before a transfer is initiated. However there are a couple exceptions.

• GBP bank accounts have a minimum transfer of £1.00.
• CHF bank accounts have a minimum transfer of 25.00 CHF.
• NOK, DKK, and SEK bank accounts have a minimum transfer of 20.00kr.

Automatic Transfers

By default your account will be set to automatically transfer your account balance on a regular schedule. That default schedule depends on your country.

Schedule	Description	Countries
2 Day Rolling	Transfers are made daily and are composed of the payments that were processed two days prior.* Example: August 1st charges are deposited by August 3rd, and August 2nd charges are deposited by August 4th.	United States Some United States users in higher-risk industries will be required to use a 7 day rolling transfer schedule.**
7 Day Rolling	Transfers are made daily and are composed of the charges that were processed seven days prior.* Example: August 1st charges are deposited by August 8th, and August 2nd charges are deposited by August 9th.	Australia, Canada, Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Norway, Sweden, United Kingdom, Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Spain, Mexico, Singapore, Switzerland Some United States users in higher-risk industries.**
Japanese Weekly	Transfers are made weekly on your preferred day of the week and are composed of the charges that were processed between 11 days and 4 days prior* Example: If transfers are scheduled on Wednesdays, charges from Sunday of the previous week until Saturday of the previous week are deposited every Wednesday.	Japan

* All charges are processed on UTC Time so the processed date may not be the same as the date on which a charge is made in your local timezone. Most banks will post received funds on the same day as they are received. On occasion, banks may take 2-3 additional days to post funds.
** For users in some higher-risk industries in the United States, we require a short period to monitor your business activity before enabling the standard 2 Day Rolling schedule in the United States. This delay is necessary to protect users, cardholders, and Stripe from fraudulent activity. This in no way indicates that we think your account is fraudulent—we strive to offer services to a huge variety of businesses and a few bad actors can require that we take a more cautious stance for some of our users.

Transfer Failures

If your bank account is not able to receive a transfer, your bank will return the funds to us. Banks can take up to 5 business days to inform Stripe about transfers that did not go through, at which time we will notify you via email and in your dashboard about the issue.
To ensure that your bank account is correct, we’ll prompt you to input your bank account information again. Once you’ve confirmed your banking details, Stripe will automatically re-try any failed transfers using the new information. You won’t need to take any further action.
If you are certain that your banking details are valid, and your transfer fails anyway, you have the option to resume transfers manually via the “Resume Transfers” button that will be visible in your dashboard.
For a full list of the possible transfer failure states check out our documentation.

Alternative Transfer Schedules

If you would like to transfer funds to your bank account on a weekly or monthly basis–rather than Stripe’s automatic transfers schedule–you may change your transfer payout schedule in your account settings. You’ll find the “Change schedule” option within the Transfers area of your account settings. This is also where you can confirm which transfer schedule has been selected for your account (either a rolling basis, weekly or monthly).
For weekly transfer schedules, the administrator may specify the day of the week on which transfers arrive in the bank account.
For monthly schedules, the administrator may specify the day of the month on which transfers arrive in the bank account. However, if you choose your transfers to be made on the 31st of the month, your transfers will be sent on the last day of the shorter months.

 

Adding a Bank Account

If you want to pay with a bank account, or withdraw funds in your account balance, you must add a bank account to your verified Amazon Payments Personal Account by using one of the following methods:

• Instant Account Verification
• Random Deposits
• Secure Document Upload
• Fax

Adding and Verifying a Personal Bank Account by Using Instant Account Verification

Amazon never records your credentials in any database, cookie, or browser session. We simply pass your credentials through to your bank to verify the account. When the account is verified, the credentials are no longer available.
With the instant account verification method, you provide your bank account login credentials through Amazon's secure web site, which Amazon Payments uses to verify your ownership of the bank account. Your credentials are never stored or read by Amazon. If you prefer to verify your account without using your bank account login credentials, you can do so using the random deposits verification method (see Adding and Verifying a Personal Bank Account Using Random Deposits, below).

To add and verify a personal U.S. bank account by using Instant Account Verification, follow these steps:

1. Log in to your Amazon Payments account.
2. Click the Edit My Account Settings link.
3. In the Payment Settings section, click the Add bank account link.
4. In the Bank Account Holder Name text box, enter the name of the account owner as registered with the bank.
5. In the Routing Number text box, enter the bank's routing number (from the lower-left portion of a check). Amazon Payments will attempt to match the number to known banks. If the number does not match any known banks, a message will appear requesting that you re-enter the number or try a different bank routing number.
6. In the Account Number text box, enter the bank account number (from the lower-left portion of a check).
7. Choose the Personal Bank Account radio button. If you choose Business Checking Account, you must upload or fax a current bank statement for verification. For more information, see Adding a Business Bank Account to Your Account.
8. Provide a valid driver's license or state-issued identification number and select the issuing state. If you don't have a driver's license number or state-issued identification number, then please add your bank account as a Business Bank Account.
9. Select the billing address that is associated with the bank account or enter a new one.
10. Click Continue.
11. If your bank is enabled to support Instant Account Verification, you will see two options: Instant Verification, and Verify with Bank Deposits. Click the Instant Verification radio button. The fields in this form vary according to the security methods that are enabled by your bank. Optional fields that are requested by your bank may be included.
12. Enter the information for your bank account in the spaces provided. Provide values only for the optional fields that you have already provided to the bank.
    Note: Amazon does not save your sign-in information, but only uses it to verify your ownership of the bank account.
13. Click the Verify Instantly button. Amazon Payments attempts to verify the account by using the credentials that you provided. Depending on the security options that you have set with your bank, you might be prompted for additional security questions. This can take several minutes, so please wait for the verification to complete.

Note: Do not close the page while the credentials are being verified. If you close the page, you will have to start the verification again.
When complete, and your account has been verified, you can begin using it right away.
Note: Your Amazon Payments account has a lifetime limit of 10 bank account payment methods (there is no such limit on the number of credit cards that can be associated with your account). If you have had 10 bank accounts with Amazon Payments already on the same account, you cannot add more, even if one or more of the 10 is no longer active.

Adding and Verifying a Personal Bank Account by Using Random Deposits

With the random deposits method of account verification, Amazon Payments will make two small test deposits of less than $1.00 into the bank account you provide. When the deposits appear in your bank account (generally within 5-7 business days, not including weekends or holidays), you must return to your Amazon Payments account to verify the deposit amounts. For faster verification, see Adding and Verifying a Personal Bank Account Using Instant Account Verification, above.
To add a personal U.S. bank account, and verify it by using random deposits, follow these steps:

1. Log in to your Amazon Payments account.
2. Click the Edit My Account Settings link.
3. In the Payment Settings section, click the Add bank account link.
4. In the Bank Account Holder Name text box, enter the name of the account owner as registered with the bank.
5. In the Routing Number text box, enter the bank's routing number (from the lower-left portion of a check). Amazon Payments will attempt to match the number to known banks. If the number does not match any known banks, a message will appear requesting that you re-enter the number or try a different bank routing number.
6. In the Account Number text box, enter the bank account number (from the lower-left portion of a check).
7. Choose the Personal Bank Account radio button. If you choose Business Checking Account, you must upload or fax a current bank statement for verification. For more information, see Adding a Business Bank Account to Your Account.
8. Provide a valid driver's license or state-issued identification number and select the issuing state. If you don't have a driver's license number or state-issued identification number, then please add your bank account as a Business Bank Account.
9. Select the billing address that is associated with the bank account or enter a new one.
10. Click Continue.
11. Click the Verify with Bank Deposits radio button, and then click the Verify with Bank Deposits button.
    Note: Your Amazon Payments account has a lifetime limit of 10 bank account payment methods (there is no such limit on the number of credit cards that can be associated with your account). If you have had 10 bank accounts with Amazon Payments already on the same account, you cannot add more, even if one or more of the 10 is no longer active.
12. When the random deposits do appear (generally within 5-7 business days, not including weekends or holidays), return to your Amazon Payments account to verify the deposit amounts:
    1. Log in to your account.
    2. Click the Edit My Account Settings link.
    3. Click Manage your bank accounts.
    4. Select the bank account that you want to verify.
    5. Click the Enter deposit amounts button for the account that you want to verify.
    6. In the window that appears, enter the random deposit amounts in the spaces provided. You must also answer one of the two security questions that you answered when setting up your account.
    7. Click the Submit button.
    8. If the random values match, and you answer the security question correctly, the verification process is complete. If after several attempts you are not successful, you might be able to verify your account by using Instant Account Verification, as described above.