NOTE: Zelle is NBT's preferred payment method.

Many banks have partnered with Zelle, so you may be able to use it directly within your bank's website or banking app, but there is also a Zelle app available in case your bank is not included.  Zelle allows you to send money electronically using your bank account or debit card (no credit cards).  Zelle also allows you to set up automatically recurring transactions!

What You Need to Know. . . .

When you go to add NBT as a recipient. . . .

Select "This is a Business."

Business Name - For the sake of recognizing it in your history and contact list, you can certainly call us NBT or Neighborhood Bible Time as you enter our information . . . but please be aware that our official legal name (and the one associated with Zelle) is Proclaiming the Truth, Inc.  Therefore, in the process of sending the donation, it will probably ask you to confirm that Proclaiming the Truth, Inc is the correct recipient.  Yes, that's us!

_{Proclaiming the Truth, Inc (dba Neighborhood Bible Time)} 

Contact Information - The e-mail address associated with our Zelle account is [email protected].

Tax Receipts / Memo - Zelle does not provide us with donor contact information so, if you would like to receive a receipt from NBT in January for tax purposes, we'll need you to include your e-mail address in the memo/message line of your Zelle transaction.

EMSTP Support - If a donation is intended as EMSTP Support for a particular NBT Evangelist (rather than a general donation to NBT), please specifically identify the evangelist in the memo so we can direct those funds appropriately.

Once you have added NBT into your Zelle contacts and history, any future transactions from the same account should be super quick and simple!