Loan Payments

• Automatic payments are the easiest way to make sure your loans are paid on-time every time.
• Payments can be taken either from an Austin FCU account, or an account with another institution.
• For Austin FCU Accounts, you'll need to know your loan suffix.
• For Accounts at another institution you'll need your loan suffix and the routing and account number for your other institution.
• Click below to submit a request to have automatic payments set up for your account today!

Set Up Payments from an AFCU Account

Set Up Payments from an External Account*

* Austin FCU uses the Repay payment platform to allow members access to self-service autopay. Note that this is NOT the same login as your Austin FCU online banking. You will need to click "Customer Login" on the Repay page to set up a portal account to manage your automatic payments from an external account.

We also offer automatic payments on credit card accounts, click here to submit a request to set up automatic payments for your credit card.

• Make a one-time payment* via debit card or bank account transfer (ACH) to an existing Austin FCU Loan.
• Please have your account number, loan suffix and payment amount.
• MasterCard Debit, Visa Debit and Discover Debit accepted (fee applies)
• Routing and account number required for account transfer option (ACH option always FREE)

Make One-Time Payment

*Payments made prior to 2pm CST will post same-day Monday-Friday. If you need your payment posted immediately, please contact the Loan Department directly. Payments made after 2pm CST will be considered dated the following business day. There is a $2,000 per payment limit using this portal. If you need to make a payment of more than $2,000 please contact us. NOTE: The name on the card or account used to make the payment must match a name that is listed as a signer on the account.

** Please note: you will not be able to use an Austin FCU debit card to make your payment. If you would like to make a payment with funds available in your Austin FCU account, you can do that via a transfer in online banking or by calling the branch directly.