<prompt> Human: Discovered this morning as I narrowly avoided getting hit with a 38 late fee for a 5 payment.BofA had to replace my credit card because it was potentially involved in a leak, and in the process they not only cancelled my autopay, they also updated their system to not even offer autopay in full. In fact, the only autopay option for credit cards now is a flat monthly amount, which is functionally useless on a credit card. Fantastic work BofA. Really customer friendly, assholes.From what Ive been reading online, this may only be if you have a checking account with them as well, but I cant verify that since I do have one with them.I have accounts with every major US bank, several minorregional banks, and a handful of internationals. Every single one of them offers autopay in full, and for most of them its extremely easy payments - set up autopay - pay in full - save settings. I think this officially puts BofA as the absolute worst online interface or bank in general. Even HSBC, a company that barely knows English let alone interface design is better than them.Good job, BofA. Glad Ive only received credit card sign up bonuses and never paid you a god damn dime in fees or interest, and never will. Hugs and kisses.Edit July 11: In case people find this by googling, Ill be updating it as I get auto pay in full working - it can be activated, its just a really, really stupid system.Just got off the phone with BofA support. Before I get to the explanation, this is how you set up auto pay like, proper auto pay aka pay in fullpay amount due, not just a flat monthly dollar amount:1 Request eBill for your credit card in the Bill Pay center2 At the end of the billing cycle, your eBill along with your statement will be generated3 Once the eBill is generated, you should be able to set up auto pay in full or auto pay the amount due4 Might take another billing cycle for auto pay to go into effect, so keep making regular payments I believe once your statement says auto pay is active or something similar, then you dont have to make manual payments and its all automatically taken care ofFriendly support guy looked into it and it turns out you cant set up autopay until youve received your first eBill, which is generated along with your monthly statement at the end of your billing cycle. The dumb thing is when you hit request eBill, it doesnt give you any notification of this nor tell you when youve already requested an eBill. If youve already requested eBills, it barfs out an error saying Cannot request eBills. eBills can only be associated with one username when it should say Youve already requested eBills for this account, wait one billing cycle for eBills to appear.My billing cycle closes at the end of July, so Ill update this post when that happens. Fingers crossed, tightly, that I can actually set up auto pay. Like I said above, I have accounts with a ton of different banks of all different sizes. BofA has the single worst auto pay setup I have ever, ever seen. Its actually impressive how unintuitive their system is.  <response>: Stop using BofA. There are better banks and more available Credit Unions through the Co-Op branching program. 