All domestic credit card, debit card and Apple Pay transactions will be assessed a non-refundable 2.5% service fee.

• The service fee will appear as a separate charge on your credit card statement and two payment transactions will appear on your UI-Pay account Transaction History. Tip: If you're paying from a U.S. checking or savings account using a debit card, you can avoid the service fee by selecting the eCheck payment method and entering your bank account number and routing number instead.

Depending on your financial institution's policies, you may need to contact them prior to making a card payment to avoid the payment being rejected. Some banks have daily transaction limits or flag payments to the University as fraudulent.

Before you submit a card payment you'll need:

• Account Holder Name
• Card number
• Card expiration date
• CVV2 security code
• Billing Address

To pay your student account balance via credit card, debit card, or Apple Pay:

Students:

Select your University from Self-Service  

 Enter your Net ID and Password

 In the "University Bursar" card, choose "UI-Pay"

 Select "Make Payment" icon

 Confirm or Update Payment Amount

 Select "Payment Method"

 Select "enter credit/debit information" and follow prompts

Authorized Payers:

 Log into UI-Pay Authorized Payer 

 Select "View and Pay Accounts"

 Select "Make Payment" icon

 Confirm or Update Payment Amount

 Select "Payment Method"

 Select " enter credit/debit information" and follow prompts

Please Note: If your payment is declined, fails, or is returned, contact your financial institution. Some financial institutions may block large or unfamiliar transactions unless they are pre-approved. Any transaction error messages are generated by your financial institution. To avoid payment issues, ensure that all billing details match the information on file with your financial institution. Prepaid cards and international wire transfer details cannot be used for card payments. Using incorrect payment information may result in additional costs.

These websites are updated regularly so the steps may be slightly different from what is listed above.