Steffes Group Inc.
Sign In
Search
Insights

Our Company

  • About Us
  • Insights
  • Careers
  • Representatives
  • Sell with Us
  • Finance
  • 1031 Exchanges

Support

  • Account Profile
  • FAQs
  • Contact Us

Connect

National Auctioneers Association

Terms & Conditions|Privacy Policy|

Copyright © 2026 Steffes Group, Inc.

All Rights Reserved.

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA

News and insights from across the industry

Insights

Back to insightsCompany News

Pay With Ease Using the Steffes Online Payments Feature!

Published

March 04, 2024

Read Time

2 min read

Topic

Company News

Pay With Ease Using the Steffes Online Payments Feature!

Article

If you're looking for a quick, convenient, and secure way to pay for your purchases on our auctions, look no further than our online payments feature. With this option, you can use your credit card (Visa, MasterCard, or Discover) or electronic check (Business or Personal) to pay for your auction items in just a few clicks. No need to worry about cash, physical checks, wire transfers, or calling to make your payment. Online auction payments are fast, easy, hassle-free, and will save you time!

How Steffes online payments work:

- After the auction has concluded, you'll receive an email with your invoice that includes a link to the online payment portal. 
- On the payment page, you can choose your preferred payment method and enter your details.
- Once you complete the payment, you'll receive a confirmation email as well as your paid invoice.

You can also make online payments through your newly enhanced user profile! Conveniently view open invoices and effortlessly settle them with just a few clicks.

Online payments are not only convenient but also safe and secure. We use encrypted technology to protect your personal and financial information.

Online payments are available for most of our auctions, except for some categories that require special handling or verification, such as real estate transactions. If you have questions or issues with online payments, contact our support team at 701.365.0443.

Happy bidding!

Recommended insights background

You Might Also Like...

What does "As-is, Where-is" Mean?
Expert InsightsWhat does "As-is, Where-is" Mean?
What does "as-is, where-is" mean when buying at auction? This guide explains auction terms, inspections, warranties, transportation costs, and common mistakes buyers should avoid before bidding.
October 2, 2026CONTINUE READING 〉
Current Farm Equipment Auction Prices & Market Trends
Expert InsightsCurrent Farm Equipment Auction Prices & Market Trends
Understanding current farm equipment auction prices takes more than looking at a single sale result. In this article, we break down the latest U.S. and Canadian market trends, explain why location and equipment category matter, and explore the factors that can impact the value of a specific machine. Whether you're buying or selling, learn how to evaluate the market with greater confidence.
September 25, 2026CONTINUE READING 〉
How to Sell Construction Equipment
ConstructionHow to Sell Construction Equipment
Selling construction equipment isn't as simple as parking it in a sale and hoping for the best. From understanding current market demand to preparing equipment for auction and knowing when to sell, several factors can impact your return. In this blog, we break down what contractors need to know about today's construction equipment market, common mistakes to avoid, and how auctions can help turn idle equipment into working capital.
September 18, 2026CONTINUE READING 〉
Construction Market Building Momentum
Expert InsightsConstruction Market Building Momentum
North America's construction market continues to show remarkable strength, driven by record infrastructure investment, transportation projects, and the rapid growth of data center development. In this blog, we explore the forces shaping equipment demand across the United States and Canada, why contractors are aggressively competing for quality machinery, and how Steffes continues to connect buyers and sellers in one of the industry's most active markets.
September 18, 2026CONTINUE READING 〉