--- title: "Payment methods" slug: "changing-payment-methods" description: "Update your payment method at Source & Summit easily via direct debit, credit card, or check to ensure seamless service and avoid disruptions." tags: ["Billing Information", "Payment", "Credit card", "Check", "ACH", "Direct Debit"] updated: 2025-08-04T09:20:18Z published: 2025-08-04T09:20:18Z canonical: "help.sourceandsummit.com/changing-payment-methods" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.sourceandsummit.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Payment methods > [!NOTE] > The information in this article applies to all Source & Summit customers. Source & Summit accepts payment by [direct debit (ACH](/v1/docs/changing-payment-methods#paying-by-direct-debit-ach)), [credit card](/v1/docs/changing-payment-methods#paying-by-credit-card), or [check](/v1/docs/changing-payment-methods#paying-by-check). For a smoother experience, we recommend using direct debit or credit card to streamline renewals and prevent service disruptions. If you are an Account Owner, you can update your payment preference on the Billing page. ## **View and/or change** **your payment method** 1. [**Log in**](/v1/docs/logging-in) to **app.sourceandsummit.com**. 2. Click your **name** or **first initial** in the top-right corner. **→** If you’re the Account Owner, you will see **Billing** at the bottom of the menu. 3. Click **Billing** from the drop-down menu to view your plan details. 4. Scroll to **Payment Details** and click **Update Your Payment Method.** 5. Choose your preferred payment option. Select **direct debit, credit card, or check.** **→** To change an existing card, click **Add New.** > [!NOTE] > Paid with a credit card before? > > You can update your card number by following the steps above. To switch to direct debit or check, please [contact us](https://www.sourceandsummit.com/contact). > > If you've paid with a credit card or ACH in the past and would like to pay with an alternate payment method, please contact us. We'll be happy to update that for you. If you simply need to update a credit card number you can change the card yourself by clicking Edit or Add New. ## **Paying by credit card** Source & Summit uses Stripe to process credit cards. Stripe supports global and local card networks, including Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover. ## **Paying by direct debit / ACH** If you choose direct debit, you’ll be prompted to sign in with your bank account, authorize the payment terms, and verify your account. Note that some banks may not be supported by Stripe. ## **Paying by check** If you pay by check, you will receive an invoice after you place your order. Payment is due within 30 days of receiving your invoice (see the [net-30 payment policy](/v1/docs/changing-payment-methods#net30-payment-policy) below). Please send checks to: **Source & Summit PO Box 1945 Englewood, CO 80150-1945** To pay by credit card or direct debit/ACH after receiving your invoice, contact us for a secure payment link. ## **Net-30 payment policy** Source & Summit offers a net-30 payment policy, which means you have 30 days to pay after receiving your invoice. To keep your account active, please ensure payment is received on time. Because direct debit and credit card payments are processed more quickly, we recommend choosing one of these options. --- ### FAQ #### What methods of payment does Source & Summit accept? Source & Summit accepts payment by direct debit, credit card, or check. Account owners can change their payment methods any time on the Source & Summit Digital Platform. #### I can’t access billing information on the Source & Summit Digital Platform. What should I do? Only the Account Owner can view Billing on the Source & Summit Digital Platform. Contact your organization’s Account Owner for assistance. A user with the highest level of access who manages account settings, oversees billing, and adds team members to the account. This is typically the music director or pastor who initially set up your account.