Manage and pay your home mortgage.

Recurring payments are simple, convenient, and reduce the risk of late fees.

• Payments are requested from your checking or savings account and applied to your mortgage on a day you choose—any day between the 1st and 16th of the month for payments due on the 1st.
• If you decide to pay extra, you can tell us exactly how to apply additional funds.

How to get started:

1. Decide your payment date and amount of additional funds, if any.
2. Visit us online at Truist.com/myhomepayment
3. Select your mortgage.
4. Click “Make payment” and then “Select frequency.”
5. Select your amount and set up your recurring payments.

You can update your preferences any time—it’s all in your control.

Or download the Recurring Payments Draft Authorization Form (PDF)

Quick, easy, and hassle-free. We’ve got you covered.

1. Visit us online at Truist.com/myhomepayment
2. Select your mortgage.
3. Click “Make payment” and then “Select frequency.”
4. Select your amount and set up your one-time payment.

If you use a bill pay service, we recommend setting up recurring payments through Truist. Here’s why:

• While your financial institution’s bill pay service withdraws funds from your account on a specific date, we can’t track or apply your payment until we receive it, which may cause delays or late fees.
• If you make extra payments, we may not know how to allocate those funds.

On the Bi-Weekly® Mortgage Payment Plan, you can make 26 half-payments instead of 12 full payments, which can help you reduce your principal—and the life of your loan.

During your first month of enrollment, you must pay both your regular monthly payment plus your two half payments. Afterward, you’ll start paying half of your total monthly mortgage payment every two weeks by recurring debits.