Luminate Bill Pay


Manage your bills effortlessly from anywhere, on any device, anytime.

Pay bills faster with peace of mind.

Keeping up with bills doesn’t have to be stressful. With Luminate Bill Pay, you can pay bills online, schedule recurring payments, and even send secure person-to-person payments, all from your Luminate Bank account.


Our easy-to-use, secure platform helps you stay organized and in control of your finances. To get started today, simply log in to your account and click on “Bill Pay” to enroll. No more juggling multiple apps or mailing paper checks. Sign up now and experience how simple bill paying can be.

Who can you pay with Luminate Bill Pay?

You can send payments to almost anyone in the United States or Puerto Rico, including:


  • Utility companies
  • Credit card issuers
  • Cable and internet providers
  • Landlords
  • Babysitters, relatives, and other individuals



If they have a mailing address, you can pay them through Luminate Bill Pay. Start your enrollment today and take control of your payments.

Why use Luminate Bill Pay?

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Save Time

Pay all your bills in one place and take control of your schedule. No more visiting multiple websites or running to the post office. Set up recurring payments for regular bills and let us handle the rest. Enroll today and start saving time.

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Save Money

Skip the stamps, envelopes, and late fees. Paying bills online can save you over $110 per year if you pay just 10 bills per month.* Sign up now and put that money back in your pocket.

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Stay Organized

Your full payment history is stored securely in your online account, so you can track every transaction without digging through paper statements. Log in anytime and see everything at a glance.

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Gain Peace of Mind

Avoid lost or stolen checks and never worry about a payment getting delayed in the mail. Set up reminders and automation to stay on track. Enroll today and feel confident knowing your payments are secure.

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Be More Sustainable

No paper checks, no envelopes, less waste. Online Bill Pay is better for the planet and more convenient for you. Make the switch today.

*Savings based on average costs for stamps, envelopes, and checks for 10 bills per month.

How does it work?

How are payments delivered?

Payments are sent electronically when possible, using ACH or virtual card for speed and security. If electronic delivery isn’t available, a paper check is mailed through the U.S. Postal Service.

how long does it take?

Most payments arrive within 2 to 7 days, depending on the payee and delivery method. Enroll now and start sending payments right away.

is it secure?

Yes! Luminate Bill Pay protects your privacy and reduces your risk of identity theft by keeping your information secure and eliminating paper checks. Only you have access to your account, payment history, and sensitive information. Start banking smarter and safer today.

Still have questions about Luminate Bill Pay?

We’re here to help. If you have questions about enrolling, security, or how it works, just reach out to our team. We’ll help you get started and show you how easy it is to simplify your finances with Luminate Bill Pay.

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