Paying for Postage and shipping in PitneyShip
Learn how postage funding works in PitneyShip.
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Learn how postage funding works in PitneyShip.
How it works
- To print USPS stamps and shipping labels, you must have a postage balance available in PitneyShip.
- Each time you print a USPS stamp or label, that amount is subtracted from your postage balance.
- When your postage balance is too low to complete a transaction, you need to refill by adding more funds.
- Other carriers, like UPS and FedEx, charge your shipping costs directly to your existing UPS or FedEx account.
USPS Postage account funding options
- Your USPS postage funds can come from one of three sources:
- Line of Credit (Purchase Power), a flexible, pay-later line of credit. Learn more
- Deposit Account (Reserve Account), an FDIC-insured, interest-bearing deposit account. Learn more
- Credit Card. Learn more
- To change your payment method in PitneyShip or PitneyShip Pro see: Managing your payment methods in PitneyShip
Eligibility subject to credit approval and customer verification. This is not a commitment to lend, and this does not create, and is not intended to create a legally binding obligation on either of us. Program, rates, Terms & Conditions are subject to change.
Banking products and services are provided by The Pitney Bowes Bank, Inc., Member FDIC. Pitney Bowes, Pitney Bowes Bank, and the Corporate logo are trademarks of Pitney Bowes Inc. or a subsidiary. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Pitney Bowes Bank is state chartered and located in Salt Lake City, Utah.
UPDATED: July 05, 2024