<prompt> Human: Long time lurker, first time poster. Ill give some background as to why Im asking this. I mainly use my debit card because every morning I get an alert to how much I have in my checking account I keep this low, as it helps me curb my spending. Every time I use my debit card, it immediately shows a deduction in my bank account so I dont have to keep track of my money.However, I know that using a credit card is better because of the money back. That being said, whenever Ive tried to use a credit card I have a hard time keeping in my head how much money I owe especially because thats not reflected in my bank account alert each morning I always pay off my credit cards completely each month, as an aside. What I would love to know is if theres a way to automate my payments to my credit card such that whenever it shows up on my account, its immediately paid from my bank account rather than automatically paying it off at the end of the pay period. Is there a resource like this available? I hope Ive provided enough info to understand the issue and my motivations, but if I need to clarify anything please let me know. edit: I just wanted to add that I dont have issues with money or spending--Im just trying to fine tune the process. I have a few thousand in savings and a few thousand in investments. I just have found that budgets really never worked for me, but keeping a low amount in my checking account and having a daily reminder of how much is there is what works best for me! Thanks for the replies. I didnt realize you could only pay off a credit card so many times in a month. the more you know gif  <response>: There is not a way to do this on any card that Im aware of.What you actually need to do is create a budget and track all of your purchases. Record it every time you buy something, regardless of whether you use a credit or debit card. If you make a budget and stick to it, youll always be able to pay your statement balance in full every month and wont have to worry about accidentally overspending - if you want something you just check to see if you have room in your budget for it still. If yes, you can buy it, if no, then you cant. 