Electronic payments

Learn if your credit/debit card number is stored when you pay online.

Learn if you have to suppress your bill in order to make an online payment.

If you have already registered for AT&T online account management, follow the steps below.

Once you elect to stop your paper bill, we will send you an email each month when your bill is ready for review and payment. Your bill will be ready to review about the same time that your paper bill comes today.

You can continue to view and pay your bill online even when you receive a paper bill.

Learn if your credit/debit card number is stored when you pay online.

Receive an email that your bill is ready to be paid.

Learn how to cancel a pending or duplicate payment.

All online payments that were successfully submitted are immediately shown in your Payment History.

Learn if you have to suppress your bill in order to make an online payment.

You can pay your bill when you receive it or set up automatic payments.

It depends on how you pay your bill.

If you receive a separate bill for a different phone number, you must add that number to your myAT&T for Business profile before you can stop its paper bill.

There is no cost to pay your AT&T bill online.

Sign in and start receiving paper bills again.

If you have already registered for AT&T online account management, follow the steps below.

Register online and stop your paper bills.

Learn how to schedule payments.

Any computer with an Internet connection can use the AT&T online payment services.

Any computer with an Internet connection can use the AT&T online payment services.

No - not exactly. It is very similar to your paper bill, but with your online bill you select which part of the bill you want to view - the Bill Summary or Bill Details.

If your online payment has not yet been processed and is pending, you can delete it.

Learn the timing of making a payment online.

Learn what to do if your payment is rejected.

The Debiting Bank Account date is the date that your account balance will be debited from your bank account.

Learn what happens with your bank account information when you pay online.

Your billing and payment information may not be available because you have not received your first bill yet, or because our billing system is not currently available.

Learn how to manage your bill details when you move.

Learn how to change automatic payments from one form of payment to another.

Learn about online payments.

Learn about paper bills.

Learn ways to pay each of your telephone accounts.

Learn what to do when getting an error during payment.

Learn how to view your bill online but pay through the mail.