Bank of Utah offers two loan payment options for lending customers who do not have a bank account (checking or savings) with Bank of Utah.*
One-time and recurring payment options are available for the following types of loans:
*If you have a bank account with us, you can schedule your loan payments for free through Bill Pay, via Bank of Utah's Online Banking.
Learn more about each option and choose to make a one-time payment or set up recurring payments below.
Payment methods and payment information:
Payment methods and payment information:
How is Making a Payment Here, in Bank of Utah's Online Loan Payment Center, different from Online Bill Pay?
Bank of Utah’s Online Loan Payment Center is best for individuals or businesses who have loans through Bank of Utah, but do not have a bank account with Bank of Utah.
If you have a bank account with us, it is best to schedule your loan payments through Bill Pay, via Bank of Utah's Online Banking.
What Do I Need to Make a Payment?
To make a one-time or recurring payment, you will need the following information readily available:
Once I Submit My Loan Payment (Either a One-Time Payment or Recurring Payment), When Will My Payment Be Posted?
Payments post the next business day.
How is the Fee Assessed for One-Time Payments? Do I Get Charged $7.95 Each Time I Make a One-Time Payment?
Yes, the $7.95 fee is charged every time you make a one-time payment. If you set up recurring payments, there is no fee.
If I Set Up a Recurring Payment, and My Loan is Sold to Another Institution, Do I Need to Stop Payments Through Bank of Utah or Do You Forward My Payments to the New Institution?
The payments to Bank of Utah would need to be stopped. To stop a payment, log into the profile you created when you set up the recurring payment, select "Auto Pay" and then delete the payment you want to cancel.
How Far in Advance Does a Recurring Payment Need to Be Set Up?
You should set up your recurring payment at least 1 business day prior to the date your payment is due.