Can you pay PECO with a credit card?
Yes. No card fee is published.
Based on the payment methods PECO 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 PECO
| Way | Accepted | Fee | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Card on the biller's own site | Yes | No fee published | Signed-in and guest online payments accept a bank account or a credit or debit card. PECO says fees may apply; the card fee amount and the processor are not named. |
What it is worth for your utility bill
Example amount shown; change it to yours.
| Way to pay | Fee per payment | Net per year |
|---|---|---|
| Card on the biller's own site (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
PECO says fees may apply to card payments but does not publish the amount.
Sources
Schedule an online payment from a bank account or credit card. Fees may apply.
www.peco.com · checked October 19, 2026
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