U.S. Payments

Web Bill Pay

Every bill,
in one place.

A hosted payment portal at pay.uspayments.com. Customers sign in to see balances, what is due next, and everything they have already paid, then pay or schedule it without picking up the phone.

One login. Every account. Every payment, on record.

47

States

300+

Clients

$1B

Processed in 2025

The U.S. Payments customer payment portal, showing my accounts with a current balance and Pay Now button, upcoming payments, pay history, and quick actions

What the portal
actually does

Every account in one view

Balances, what is due next, and everything already paid, together on one screen — so customers stop calling to ask where a payment went.

Set it once with AutoPay

Scheduled and recurring payments mean a customer sets up a bill once instead of being chased for it every month.

Or pay without signing up at all

A guest One-Time Payment option covers the customer who just wants this bill settled and has no interest in another account to remember.

Card, debit, and every major wallet

Apple Pay, Google Pay, Venmo, and PayPal all check out here. Wallets are a web capability specifically — not a kiosk one — which makes this the channel that reaches customers who never reach for a card.

Validated and posted in real time

Account details are checked against the biller as they are entered, and payments post immediately rather than settling into a file overnight.

Secure, PCI-compliant processing

Every transaction is protected end to end, and the compliance burden for card and digital payments stays with us rather than the biller.

Desktop and Mobile

The same portal,
on whatever they’re holding.

Balances, history, AutoPay and one-time payments all work the same in a phone browser as they do on a desktop — no app to download and no separate mobile site to keep in step.

And customers check out with whatever they already use: credit, debit, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Venmo, or PayPal.

The U.S. Payments customer payment portal shown side by side on a desktop browser and a phone — my accounts with a current balance and Pay Now button, upcoming payments, pay history, and quick actions — above an "Additional Payment Options" row of Apple Pay, Google Pay, Venmo, and PayPal marks

Want it under your own brand?

The same portal can carry your logo and your colors — hosted for you, embedded in your site, or wired in through our API.

Where It Fits

One part
of a larger payment ecosystem.

The portal is where customers who want to self-serve online end up. It works best as part of an omnichannel setup, where web, mobile, phone, and kiosk payments all run on one platform and land in one place.

  • One reporting environmentA $1,411 embedded payment and a $10 kiosk cash payment show up side by side, not in two systems somebody has to reconcile against each other.
  • One customer, recognized across channelsA phone number and two-factor check link a customer to their account wherever they turn up, so paying online this month and at a kiosk the next is still one relationship.
  • One integrationAdding the portal does not mean adding a vendor, a settlement process, or a second set of files into a billing system.
A consolidated transaction report table listing payments from every channel together — Embedded, Kiosk, Web, API, IVR, and Mobile — with columns for account number, pay type, payment amount, and date

Give your customers somewhere to pay online

Talk to our team about putting the portal in front of your customers, under your brand or ours.