Frequently asked billing questions

Get answers to frequently asked questions about Advantage Credit's billing and payment policies & procedures:

• What are Advantage Credit's billing terms?
• How will I be billed?
• What types of payment does Advantage Credit accept?
• Does Advantage Credit accept my borrower's check or credit card?
• Can my account be set up to be paid automatically?
• Does Advantage Credit offer online billing services?
• Can I see the total charges for a specific borrower online?

Advantage Credit bills on a net 15-day basis.

Advantage Credit bills on a monthly basis. You will be assigned a billing date when the account is set-up. However, if the billing date assigned is inconvenient for your accounting purposes you can choose the date you wish to be billed. Your billing date can be any date between the 1st and 28th of each month.

Advantage Credit accepts checks along with credit cards, including Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover.

Yes. Borrower's checks can be mailed to us or a borrower's credit card can be entered at the time of ordering or afterward via the Advantage Online web system. See Borrower-direct payments by credit card.

Yes. With Advantage Credit's AutoPay program you can have your account balance paid automatically via credit card or ACH bank draft.

Yes. Advantage Online allows you to view recent transactions, provides access to all past & present statements and the ability to pay your account via credit card or ACH bank draft. For more information, see our Pay a Bill page.

Yes. See Viewing transactions online.