Paying for Postage and shipping in PitneyShip
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
To help the government fight the funding of terrorism and money laundering activities, Federal law requires all financial institutions to obtain, verify, and record information that identifies each person who opens an account. Accordingly, in order to activate your Account, the Bank asks that you provide identifying information, including your address and taxpayer identification number. The Bank may also ask for additional identifying information, where appropriate, including asking that your representative who is opening your Account to provide his/her name, address, date of birth, driver’s license and/or other documents and information that will allow the Bank to identify him/her. In order to participate in the Program, you must provide the information described in this paragraph. You agree to provide all such requested identifying information.
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UPDATED: October 23, 2024