Commercial Loan Payment

Business Credit Card Payment

  • To make a one-time payment now
    • From your St. Mary's Bank checking or savings account, use the Transfers function in Online / Mobile Banking - use the orange "Login" button at the top of the screen.
  • To set-up recurring payments
    • Log in to your St. Mary's Bank Online / Mobile Banking account and setup on the Transfers tab.
    • Complete this form to request Automatic Funds Transfer (AFT) from your St. Mary's Bank checking or savings account. Take a picture of the form and send as an attachment through your Online Banking secure email.

Commercial Loan Payment

  • To make a one-time payment now
    • From your St. Mary’s Bank deposit account, use the 'Transfers' function within Online Banking
    • From a deposit account at another financial institution (using their bill pay or transfer features)

Other Payment Options

  • In person
  • By mail
    • Mail to: Loan Servicing, St. Mary's Bank, PO Box 720, Manchester, NH 03105-0720
Please note: Commercial loan payments made prior to 5:00 p.m. will be processed same day. Payments made after 5:00 p.m. will be processed the next business day.
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