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Payment Methods Accepted at Abby

We offer secure, flexible payment options to make managing your Abby plan simple and seamless.

Updated over a week ago

Accepted Payment Methods

You can use any of the following methods for monthly billing:

  • Credit Cards – Standard payment method for charges

  • Debit Cards – Accepted for automatic monthly payments

  • ACH Direct Debit / eCheck – Authorize us to debit your bank account monthly

  • Checking Accounts – Direct bank account debits are available

All payments are processed securely through our encrypted billing platform.


How Payments Are Processed

We automatically charge your selected payment method each month on your billing date. This includes:

  • Your base subscription fee

  • Any overage charges from the previous month

To keep your service running smoothly, please make sure you have a valid payment method on file at all times.


Failed Payments & Late Fees

If a payment fails or is not received on time, the following policies apply:

Returned Checks or eChecks

  • A $100 processing fee will be charged for any returned payment (e.g., insufficient funds).

  • We may require that all future payments be made via credit card only.

Late Payments

  • Payments not received within 10 days of your billing date are subject to a late fee of 5% of the outstanding balance.

  • If payment is not made within 30 days, your account may be considered in material default.

    • Abby may terminate service at that time, while still pursuing collection of any unpaid balances and late fees.

✅ How to Avoid Late Fees

  • Ensure your payment method is valid and up to date in your Abby Portal

  • Payments must be received within 10 days of your billing date to avoid late charges.


How to Update Your Payment Method

  1. Log in to your Abby Portal

  2. Navigate to Subscription → Payment Method

  3. Enter your updated credit card or bank details

  4. Click Save

💡 Only one payment method can be stored per account at a time.

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