Convenience

[Ju]

From now on, to your convenience, you may choose to settle the payment via bank transfer.

Can I use 'to your convenience' or 'at your convenience' in the above sentence. Are they interchangeable?

Thanks.

 

[Rover_KE]

'... for your convenience'

 

[Ju]

'... for your convenience'

Dear Rover,

Would you mind explaining briefly the differences in usages of 'for/at/in your convenience'?

I can't find it through internet.

Thanks.

 

[Rover_KE]

'We have made some changes for your convenience ' (The changes are to make things easier for you.)

'You can pay the bill at your convenience.' (You can pay at a time of your choosing.)

'to/in your convenience' are not used.