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Quick answer:
RBC Credit Card bills average around $620/month for a typical household. RBC Autopay can withdraw from an account at another Canadian bank, one of the few Big 5 programs supporting external-account autopay online.
Check the front of your RBC card or your monthly statement. Enter it exactly as shown when adding the payee.
No. You can't pay a credit card with another credit card through Neobanc. Credit card bills are funded by Interac e-Transfer from your bank account, which is free. What you gain is the cash back: paying RBC Credit Card straight from your bank earns nothing, while the same payment routed through Neobanc earns 1% to 2% back. On a typical $620/month statement, that's up to $149 a year for the exact same bill.
Average $620/month: Neobanc returns $6.20/month at the 1% rate, or $12.40/month on the 2% tier, up to $149 per year for changing how you pay, not what you pay. There is no fee: Interac e-Transfer funding is free.
Pay in full, and pay it through Neobanc. Paying by bank transfer or Autopay earns nothing; the same payment through Neobanc earns up to $149 a year. Missing the minimum payment means interest (~20.99% purchases) compounds and late payments can be reported to Equifax/TransUnion. Set a recurring Neobanc payment about a week before the due date: funds take 3 business days to process plus 1 to 3 business days for bill-pay delivery, and you earn on every cycle without running late.