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I'm not 100% sure but I think probably not as it is for services. They generally don't allow transfers to individual accounts and they require documentation like invoice or receipt. So generally the main categories of use are for school fees, insurance, car loans, personal tax etc.
 
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If my insurance payment mode is Yearly and it costs $3000 and the due date is August, say.

Can I schedule multiple payments via Cardup to pay that policy? Say I schedule early in MAY, JUN, JULY of $1000 each? Will Cardup Accept this? Will the insurance company accept this?

Thanks a tonne!
 
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JuniorLion said:
If my insurance payment mode is Yearly and it costs $3000 and the due date is August, say.

Can I schedule multiple payments via Cardup to pay that policy? Say I schedule early in MAY, JUN, JULY of $1000 each? Will Cardup Accept this? Will the insurance company accept this?

Thanks a tonne!
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Insurer? Yes. Cardup, likely can
 
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JuniorLion said:
If my insurance payment mode is Yearly and it costs $3000 and the due date is August, say.

Can I schedule multiple payments via Cardup to pay that policy? Say I schedule early in MAY, JUN, JULY of $1000 each? Will Cardup Accept this? Will the insurance company accept this?

Thanks a tonne!
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Cardup don't care.

Insurance company, you have to check with them. Most probably no. Insurance premium are priced differently according to how often you want to pay. Yearly is the cheapest. You can only split up the payment within the period where they bill you and the due date. You cannot just make payments as and when you like outside that period.
 
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