Payment Options

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QUICK PAY

Make an immediate, anonymous payment.

The easiest way to pay your bill is through the UScellular^® My Account app. You'll see all your account details and can pay via a stored payment method. Or you can use our Quick Pay option, with no login or PIN required. See our our Payment Methods page to see all the options.
- My Account
- Quick Pay
- Contact us to make a payment
Note: Paying your bill with an associate will result in a fee.
Sign up for automatic payments through My Account and never worry about paying your bill on time again.
1. Log in to My Account and click Set Up Auto Pay on the dashboard.
2. Select Payment Amount and choose the amount you’d like to pay.
3. Under Payment Source, add or select a debit/credit card or bank account.
4. Save your changes by clicking Update.
Note: To qualify for an Auto Pay discount, your account must be current and enrolled for both Paperless Billing and Auto Pay using a checking account or debit card only.
Open the Bills & Payments menu and select Payment Options.
On this page you can:
- Add a new payment source (debit/credit card or bank account)
- Edit an expiration date
- Remove a payment source
- Designate a primary payment source

- If you can't pay your bill by your due date, a payment arrangement keeps your service active while letting us know when you'll pay. We'll work with you to set up a new date to pay your bill and you'll commit to paying your bill on that day. If you use AutoPay, be sure to cancel your automatic payment instructions prior to the due date.
- You can set-up a payment arrangement in My Account from the Billing screen.
- You can also dial 888-939-3900 from your UScellular phone, you will need your PIN, and follow the "Something Else" prompts to set up payment arrangements.
- Late fees apply if you pay your bill after the due date, even with a payment arrangement set up.
- A reconnection fee for each line will be charged if your service was suspended because of nonpayment.
Yes. You can set up a payment arrangement either before or after the account becomes past due.
- Before your bill due date: If you already know you can't pay all or some of your bill on time, you can avoid collections activity and service interruption by setting up a payment arrangement.
- After your bill due date: If you go past your due date without payment, you can still set up a payment arrangement. However, you may be subject to late fees, collections activity and/or service interruption.