When something is important to you, you monitor it closely. When it’s your money, you keep it on a short leash.
Sierra Pacific’s Bill Pay lets you schedule, track, and send payments anywhere, anytime, all within your Online Banking account.
To enroll in Bill Pay, log in to Online Banking and navigate to “Bill Pay” on the main menu. Follow enrollment instructions to get started.
Not enrolled in online banking? Click here to get set up.
Set up one-time or recurring payments for all of your bills in a few simple steps. Never be late on a payment again.
Easily confirm that your payments have gone through
Track your payment history, verify account balances, set recurring payments, or receive email or text reminders when your bills are due.
Keep the house running smoothly. Schedule your rent, water, energy, gas, trash, phone, internet, and cable bills. View payment history to keep track of increases.
Missing loan payments can hurt your credit score. Add your auto and mortgage loans, and credit and store cards to manage the madness.
Bill Pay goes beyond business payments. You can set up one-time or scheduled payments to individuals, too. Pay allowances, the babysitter, and the landlord, all from one place.
We wanted our brand to represent Sierra Pacific’s unique history and where we are going. We’re putting more emphasis on our members, as stated in our mantra; All the credit belongs to you.
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Yes. In August of 2023, Sierra updated its brand look and voice with a new logo, updated name, and renewed focus on the incredible members we serve.
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Nothing. Our website, online banking links and logins, and all other member access are unchanged. All you need to do is share your thoughts and spread the word about Sierra.
No! Sierra is still the same credit union, run by your leadership team out of Reno, NV. We updated Sierra’s look and voice in our 2023 rebrand, but remain the same, unmerged credit union.
Yes! Sierra Pacific is still federally chartered and insured by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA), a federal agency. In August of 2023 we dropped the term federal from our common use name, but we remain a federal credit union.
