Medium-fidelity prototype for CS6750. The task is confirming that credit card AutoPay is working as expected. Pick a design, then step through its screens. Figures are consistent across all three: a Freedom Rise card paid from checking ending 5212.
Freedom Rise (…8930)
Tap the AutoPay line to see what it will do.
The amount is your statement balance. It is final once the statement closes on Nov 3; until then this is an estimate from current spending.
Freedom Rise (…8930)
If the due date falls on a weekend the payment is made on the business day before.
You will not need to open the app to know where AutoPay stands.
From checking …5212. Added by Chase when AutoPay was turned on.
The charge sits in the calendar the user already checks, so it is visible without opening the bank app at all.
Amounts shown are this cycle's. They change with each statement.
That is about $190.39 this cycle. The exact amount is set when each statement closes.
AutoPay begins with the statement that closes on Nov 3.
Freedom Rise (…8930)
The status line now carries the amount, not just the date.
Amount is your statement balance, final when the statement closes Nov 3.
Reminders are a convenience. Everything they say is also on the AutoPay page, so muting them never leaves you without the information.
We will alert you again on Nov 25 and on Nov 28 if it is still short.
Amounts are this cycle's and change with each statement.
About $190.39 this cycle. Set exactly when each statement closes.