Yes, you can change the way you Make your Payment including your Payment method.
You will need to contact your State Department of Revenue to find out where or how to pay your balance due, more information can be found in this FAQ:
In addition to conventional refund checks, a growing number of states offer direct deposit. In some states, like South Carolina, you can even put your refund on a debit card.
Tax payment options also vary by state, and are usually determined by whether you're e-filing or paper-filing.
Your state refund/payment option doesn't have to be the same
as your federal return. For example, you can get your federal refund
direct-deposited and your state refund via check.
When you get ready to file your state return, we'll let you
know what refund or tax payment options are available in your state. You
can also contact your state Department of Revenue for information.
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On the other hand, if you’ve
already filed your state tax return and elected to pay by traditional check, you may be able to
pay online using your state’s direct payment portal (providing they have one
and you haven’t mailed the check yet). To find out about your state’s payment
options, contact your state Department of Revenue. How-do-i-contact-my-state-department-of-revenue
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