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The payoff is going to be the outstanding balance, plus any interest that has accrued since your last payment. The payoff will also probably include a few fees such as the cost of recording the cancellation and a payoff statement fee, but those aren't usually more than $25-$50. So the payoff amount will probably be more than your current outstanding balance but not much more.
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