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Can you pay Con Edison with a credit card?

Yes. No card fee is published.

Based on the payment methods Con Edison publishes; where it lists no card option, we read that as no.

Last checked October 19, 2026 by Bill Router; spot-checked by a person October 20, 2026. How we check

Ways to pay Con Edison

WayAcceptedFeeNotes
Card through the biller's processorYesNo fee publishedOnline card payments go to payment agent BillMatrix. Commercial customers pay 2.99% of the payment, and Con Edison receives none of it. No residential fee is stated, and the sample payment summary shows a $0.00 'Service Fee'. A third-party blog reports a $3.35 flat residential fee, which Con Edison does not confirm. No maximum is stated.
Bank account (ACH)YesFreePhone and online bank payments are accepted; the fee is not stated. Mailed checks and authorized-agent cash payments are listed as no fee.

What it is worth for your utility bill

Example amount shown; change it to yours.

Way to payFee per paymentNet per year
Card through the biller's processor (no fee published)$0+$36
Bank account (ACH)$0$0

Rewards minus fees, twelve payments a year. A negative number means a card costs you money.

When a card is worth it

With no card fee published, a card that earns 2% turns a $150 utility bill into about $36 a year. Pay the card in full each month, and confirm the fee at checkout.

Watch out for

The residential card fee is not stated, so confirm it at checkout. Commercial accounts pay 2.99%.

Sources

  • You'll be redirected to our payment agent, BillMatrix, where you can make a credit or debit card payment. www.coned.com · checked October 19, 2026
  • Pay with your checking or savings account, or a credit/debit card. www.coned.com · checked October 19, 2026

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