Introducing Bill Pay from Territorial Savings.
Simply the best way to manage your payments.
- Pay Virtually Anyone. From the local bakery to a Fortune 500 Company, even your babysitter.
- Send Money to Friends and Family. All you need is their email address or U.S. mobile phone number.
- Same Day/Next Day Payments. Payments can often be received in as little as one business day, even that same afternoon if necessary.
- Group Payments into Categories. Organize your utilities, cable and phone into a folder named household.
- Account to Account Transfers. Even accounts at other financial institutions. Your money is always available, regardless of where you keep it.
- Receive eBills. Green, more convenient, more secure and easier to manage.
- Reminders. Receive updates through email when you receive a bill, or when it's due.
- Automatic Payments. Great for bills that stay the same each month, like your rent and your car loan.
- Search Bill History. Search by company, date and status, the moment you need an answer, wherever you are.
- Message Center. Get quick answers to questions you might have.
- Completely safe. More secure than mailing paper checks.
Questions?
If you have questions, please contact us for assistance.
Territorial Savings, a division of Bank of Hope and the Territorial Savings, a division of Bank of Hope logo are registered trademarks of Bank of Hope. Territorial Savings Bank has merged into Bank of Hope. All accounts and agreements previously held by Territorial Savings Bank are now under Bank of Hope. Your account terms remain unchanged, but any documents referencing Territorial Savings Bank are now governed by Bank of Hope as the legal entity. Bank of Hope is a member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). This means your deposits are insured up to $250,000 per depositor, for each account ownership category. Deposits held under the names of Bank of Hope and Territorial Savings are not separately insured. Deposits from each of these banks must be combined for purposes of determining whether a depositor has exceeded the federal insurance deposit limit.