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1 maj 2024 · One-Time Bank Account Payment. Pay your electric bill anytime using your bank account online or by phone. One-Time Credit Card Payment. Pay your electric bill anytime with your credit or debit card online or by phone. Service fees will apply.
- One-Time Credit Card
Online Only - Venmo, PayPal, Apple Pay or Google Pay; To...
- One-Time Bank Draft
Your FirstEnergy utility company is not responsible for bank...
- Average Payment Plan
We offer an Average Payment Plan (APP) option as a...
- Payment Agencies
Pay In Person. For your convenience, FirstEnergy has...
- Equal Payment Plan
Under the Account Summary section, your electric bill will...
- Pay by Mail
Our eBill program is an electronic billing program that...
- Security Deposit
Pay your security deposit online with your checking or...
- Direct Debit
This service is currently free, but please check with your...
- One-Time Credit Card
13 maj 2024 · There will be a new fee of 50 cents per transaction for both residential and commercial customers making one-time payments by electronic check (ACH). You can avoid all one-time payment service fees from our third-party payment vendor and stay current on your energy bill by enrolling in our AutoPay Credit Card or AutoPay Bank Account programs ...
17 sty 2024 · ACH Banking Requirements. FirstEnergy’s preferred method of payment is ACH. To set up or update electronic payment information, please reach out to your FE contact and they can initiate the process through Coupa.
18 cze 2024 · OPCO: Abbreviation of the operation or a subdivision of the company. ACH: Automated Clearing House, indicating the transaction is an electronic funds transfer. Verify if this transaction is fraud in 30 seconds. Verify Now.
31 maj 2024 · For commercial customers, the third-party service fee for a one-time credit or debit card payment will decrease from 3% to 2.75% of the total transaction. There will be a new service fee of 50 cents per transaction for both residential and commercial customers paying by bank account (ACH).
21 lip 2023 · Prearranged Payment and Deposit (PPD), a term ubiquitous in the banking industry, is a fundamental component of electronic banking transactions. But what does it mean in practical terms? Here, we dig deeper into the concept, workings, benefits, and safety measures associated with PPD in banking.
For example, the recurring ACH debit for your monthly utility bill will use the SEC code PPD which stands for 'Prearranged Payment and Deposit Entry' when the utility company debits money from your account. Some banks will also include this code on the transaction entry in your bank statement.
