Let’s be honest – paying bills is pretty much everyone’s least favorite task. Writing checks, finding stamps, mailing envelopes…it’s a tedious process. But it doesn’t have to be with the North Penn Water Authority’s convenient online bill pay system!
As a North Penn Water customer for many years now, I can’t recommend their online payment options highly enough. It’s made taking care of my water bill infinitely easier and less stressful. If you’re looking for an easier way to pay your North Penn Water Authority bill each month, read on for an overview of how their online system works.
Getting Started with Online Bill Pay
Signing up to pay your North Penn Water Authority bill online is simple and only takes a few minutes, Just head to their website at https //npwaorg/online-bill-pay/ and click on the “Continue” button
You’ll need to enter some basic information like your account number, name, and email address. This verifies your account and links your online profile. After your account is confirmed, you’ll create a password to use for future logins.
And that’s it – your online bill pay account is all set up! The whole process is very straightforward.
Benefits of Paying Online
So why choose the online route versus mailing in checks? Paying your North Penn Water Authority bill online offers a number of great advantages:
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It’s fast and convenient – takes just minutes to log in and submit payment from anywhere. No more writing and mailing checks.
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Auto-pay option – schedule recurring payments so your bill gets paid automatically each month. Avoid late fees!
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Payment history access – view past statements and payment details anytime by logging into your account. Very handy for tracking payments.
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Multiple payment methods – pay by credit/debit card, bank account, Apple/Google Pay, PayPal, Venmo, etc. Lots of flexibility.
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Paperless billing – go green by opting out of paper bills and accessing statements electronically.
How to Pay Your Bill Online
Ready to pay your water bill electronically? Here’s a quick rundown of how to submit a payment through the North Penn Water Authority website:
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Visit https://npwa.org/online-bill-pay/ and log into your account.
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Your account balance and next payment due date will display. Click “Pay Now”.
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Enter the payment amount – either the full balance or a custom partial payment.
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Select payment method – card, bank account, Apple/Google Pay etc.
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Review payment details and confirm to submit.
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Payment processes and confirmation displays. Done!
The whole thing takes less than 5 minutes. Way better than filling out and mailing a check.
Payment Confirmation and Receipt
As soon as your payment is processed, you’ll see a confirmation screen. You’ll also receive a confirmation email containing the payment details for your records.
The payment will display in your account history along with the date, amount, and method. Helpful for referencing past payments made.
Why Online Bill Pay Beats Mailing Checks
I’ve been using the North Penn Water Authority’s online bill payment system for over a year and have found it to be super convenient and easy to use. Here’s why I encourage other customers to take advantage of it:
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It saves a ton of time compared to manually paying each month.
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I never have to worry about late fees thanks to auto-pay.
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Having access to statements and payment history online is really useful.
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I like having various payment method options – card, bank account, PayPal, etc.
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The process is very quick and secure.
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Going paperless is better for the environment.
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I can check my balance and make payments from my phone anytime.
With online bill pay, I don’t have to deal with the hassle of paper bills and stamps ever again! It’s been a total game changer that has simplified paying my water bill each month. I’d recommend North Penn Water Authority customers give it a try and see just how convenient paying bills online can be. One less hassle in life!
FAQs for Interactive Pay-By-Phone
North Penn Water Authority is pleased to announce our new Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system. Now you can pay your water bill any time, day or night.
The following information should help answer your questions. To send feedback, comments or input, send an email to [email protected].
IVR stands for Interactive Voice Response System, a new telephone payment system implemented for NPWA customers.
You will need your TWELVE digit account number.
The IVR system, like our other payment systems, utilizes a secure and encrypted channel for communication. All transport of financial data between NPWA and bank/credit card processors uses above-standard encryption techniques to ensure a safe and protected transaction. Your financial information is never stored in our system.
All payments made using the IVR system post to your customer account immediately.
No. Please be certain that you intend to make a payment before doing so and that the amount entered is correct.
The system accepts payments up to $1,000.00 for credit card and there is no transaction cap for E-check payments.
Payments by E-check, Discover, Amex, VISA and MasterCard, Google and Apple Pay, and Venmo and PayPal.
Changes effective January 1, 2023:
NPWA customers will be allowed two payments per invoice if paying with a Credit or Debit Card, Google or Apple Pay, PayPal, and Venmo. These forms of payment will charge a service fee of $1.00 and there will be a maximum payment amount of $1,000.
There is no service fee OR transaction cap for paying by Check, ACH, or E-Check.
Please visit our website at npwa.org/online-bill-pay. For questions, please contact our Customer Service Department at 215-855-3617 or [email protected].
Changes effective January 1, 2023:
NPWA customers will be allowed two payments per invoice if paying with a Credit or Debit Card, Google or Apple Pay, PayPal, and Venmo. These forms of payment will charge a service fee of $1.00 and there will be a maximum payment amount of $1,000.
There is no service fee OR transaction cap for paying by Check, ACH, or E-Check.
Please visit our website at npwa.org/online-bill-pay. For questions, please contact our Customer Service Department at 215-855-3617 or [email protected].
No. The IVR system provides the ultimate convenience to customers because there is no need to talk with a Customer Service Representative to sign up or make a payment.
Customers can check their account balance, verify their last payment, review their consumption, and confirm the most recent amount billed.
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