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Can you pay Dominion Energy with a credit card?

Yes, with a fee of $1.65 a payment.

Stated on Dominion Energy's own payment page.

Last checked October 19, 2026 by Bill Router. How we check

Ways to pay Dominion Energy

WayAcceptedFeeNotes
Card through the biller's processorYes$1.65Processor: Paymentus ('our only authorized third-party vendor') for guest and phone payments. Residential is $1.65 per transaction, up to $1,000 per transaction; non-residential is $14.95 per transaction, up to $15,000. Also Apple Pay, Google Pay and PayPal. Phone 866-366-4357. In-person payment centers charge $1.50 (cash). Networks: visa, mastercard, discover, amex.
Bank account (ACH)Yes$0.00One-time payment from checking or savings with an online account, and AutoPay, are free.

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 ($1.65)$1.65+$16
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

For a $150 utility bill, the fee is more than a typical 2% card earns, so pay Dominion Energy from your bank account. A card only makes sense here if it is the cheapest way to finish a sign-up bonus; the calculator checks that against your other bills.

Watch out for

Card payments are possible only as a guest or by phone, not from inside a signed-in online account.

Sources

  • Residential Customers: $1.65 per transaction (up to $1,000 per transaction) www.dominionenergy.com · checked October 19, 2026
  • Payment from checking/savings account is free! www.dominionenergy.com · checked October 19, 2026

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