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GETTING STARTED WITH BILLPAY. To use BillPay you must be at least 18 years of age and have the following: • Access to Business Online Banking either through a personal computer or a mobile device. • At least one Santander Bank business checking account • At least one Xxxxxx added to your Xxxxxx List • An active e-mail account that you regularly use, if you are going to use the e-Bills service or reminder notification features. • A valid U.S. address you are able and willing to provide. You may use BillPay to: • Make one-time or Automatic Payments from your Santander checking account to Billers. • Use the Electronic Bills (e-Bills) service to: Digital Banking Agreement for Business Online and Mobile Banking 13 / 33 ■ View Xxxxxx statements and detailed information through a personal computer. ■ Receive notifications directly to your designated email account when an e-Bill has been received. • Send us secure online mail messages and questions regarding the BillPay service through a personal computer. Not all Billers participate in the e-Bill service. For a full list of Billers, call 000-000-0000.
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