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Frequently asked questions
Deferit is a bill payment and budgeting tool. With the Pay in 4 feature we pay your bill and you pay it back in 4 smaller payments. Simply upload your bill and we’ll take care of the rest. If you don’t want to split your bill into installments but want to pay bills by card in one convenient location, our Pay in 1 feature allows you to simply take a photo of the bill you want to pay, pay the amount via Deferit and we pay the bill for you. We’ll even mail a check for you if your biller requires it!
Membership is $14.99–$24.99/month and renews monthly until cancelled. There is a $1.99 application fee, even if declined. Processing fees apply. When uploading your bill, you specify the date for us to pay your bill and the amount you would like us to pay on that date. Your 4 payments begin on this date and we take the first installment while paying your bill upfront and in full.
Paying a bill has never been easier! Simply click the “Upload a bill” button when logged in to our website or mobile app, snap a pic of your bill or upload from your library/files. Specify the amount and date to pay your biller and that’s it!
Membership $14.99–$24.99/month; renews monthly until cancelled. $1.99 application fee, even if declined. Processing fees apply. First payment may be required upfront. Some customers may be subject to a security deposit, confirmed after application. Subject to approval; selected states. Terms apply. You can cancel anytime, directly in the app or online.
Signing up for Deferit does not impact your credit score. When you pay for a membership, we perform a quick soft inquiry to verify your identity, which doesn’t affect your credit score. However, your usage and payment history with us may affect your credit over time. Consistently making on-time payments can positively impact your credit score, as we report eligible payments to the credit bureaus. Late payments can negatively affect your credit score.
