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With Us, You Have More Ways to Pay
Pay Your Family and Friends with Popmoney®
Popmoney is a person-to-person (P2P) payment service that lets you send money to almost anyone, anywhere using their email address or mobile number. Simple as that. No more writing checks or going to an ATM. To access Popmoney, select the “Payments” widget inside online banking and click the “Popmoney” tab. You’ll need to be enrolled in Georgia’s Own Bill Pay. If you’re not, registration is a snap. All you need is a Georgia’s Own checking account.
1. Send money to the recipient’s email address or mobile phone number.
2. They’ll receive notification of the payment.
3. The money is deposited into their account.
Please note: Sending money only costs $1. Receiving payments is free.
Same Day Bill Pay
Uh oh, today’s the due date for your bill. What can you do? Well, now you can put that payment on the fast track to qualifying online payees with same day bill payments! Currently, the list includes AT&T Mobility, Dish Network, Gas South, Sprint and many others. If your payee is eligible for same day payments, a link for “Pay Today” is available. The expedited fee of $9.95 will also be displayed, much cheaper than most late fees.
Same day bill payments cannot be modified or cancelled once submitted. They’re already zooming to their destination. So, be sure it’s necessary before sending.
Account to Account (A2A) Transfers
An account-to-account transfer lets you easily and quickly transfer funds between your accounts. Here’s how it works and how much it costs:
1. From your U.S. based financial institution to your Georgia’s Own account— $1.00 per transfer
2. From your Georgia’s Own account to your U.S. based financial institution — $3.00 per transfer
To access Account-to-Account transfers, select the “Payments” widget inside online banking and click “Transfer Money.” You’ll need to be enrolled in Georgia’s Own Bill Pay. If you’re not, you’ll be asked to register when you click the “Payments” widget. All you need is a Georgia’s Own checking account.
Wire Transfers
Click here to find out how you can send and receive money securely via wire transfers.
Penny Hoschton
Penny Hoschton
Georgia's Own was there for us during our adoption process and ensured we had the financing we needed to bring home our son. Thank you for helping us become a family!
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