Payments

E-Check (Electronic Check)

To use this method and bypass convenience fees, find the routing and checking account numbers online or at the bottom of your check.

Example (These 3 sets of numbers may appear in a different order on your check):

• Your routing number is 9 digits in the middle of two of these symbols |:
• The number of digits in your checking account number varies by bank, and it is to the left of the quotation symbol "
• The check number in this line of digits should match the number in the upper-right corner of the check; do not include as part of your account number

Just like a paper check, e-checks can be returned for insufficient funds or if your account or routing number is incorrect, so be careful when you input your numbers. A $25 fee is assessed for returned checks/e-checks.

Credit or Debit Card

Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and American Express are accepted (with a non-refundable 2.85% convenience fee). To avoid the convenience fee, consider paying online with an e-check, mailing a paper check, or delivering a check in person. If you're planning to pay with a debit card, using the e-check option instead can help you avoid the fee.

Before you get started with a card payment, make sure you know the daily limit on your card. Credit and credit/debit cards usually have a daily limit you cannot exceed, and will decline if you try to go over that limit. Make sure the amount you are paying plus the 2.85% convenience fee will not put you over your limit for the day. If your daily limit is too low, contact the card provider to request they increase your limit for the day.

The non-refundable convenience fee is assessed by our third-party processor, TouchNet® PayPath, not WVU.