Everything You Need to Know About EquaPay

EquaPay helps you turn large annual property tax bills into monthly payments with transparency, security, and peace of mind.

Frequently Asked Questions

With EquaPay, property taxes become more manageable through simple, affordable monthly payments. The platform automatically charges your credit card or bank account each month and ensures the full payment is submitted to the Tax Office before the due dates.

To enroll your Tax Office in EquaPay, the first step is confirming whether you're already using EscrowCloud by Autoagent. EscrowCloud is required, as it powers the billing data, bulk payment processing, and batch file generation needed to support EquaPay.

To get started, click here.

There is no cost to the Tax Office. EquaPay is completely free for your agency.

The service is funded by a nominal transaction fee paid by the taxpayer. This fee covers:
- Interchange rates charged by the payment processor
- Platform development and ongoing maintenance
- Customer service and taxpayer support
- Accounting and balancing operations
- Legal and compliance infrastructure

This model ensures your office can offer EquaPay without budget impact, while still delivering a secure, full-service monthly payment solution.

An ACH or wire transfer from EquaPay will be sent to your office shortly before the installment due date, depending on weekends and holidays, to ensure timely payment.

Payments are submitted through EscrowCloud, along with all required reports and batch files needed for posting. EquaPay stops accepting payments 10 days before the due date to allow for account reconciliation. As long as taxpayers complete their payments, their taxes will be paid on time.

EquaPay manages all customer support, including questions, payment issues, and account changes—reducing the workload for your office. The platform is designed for self-service, allowing taxpayers to handle their own enrollment, cancellations, refunds, updates, and receipts directly through their account.

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