Want to pay your water bill? You can pay it online with GCash, anytime, anywhere. As of July 2021, there are 70 water companies in the country listed in the water utility category of the GCash app. With the Pay Bills feature, you can pay your water bill either using your GCash fund or GCredit. When you have successfully paid the bill, the payment will be posted based on the biller, but mostly, it will be posted the next business day. And please also note that some billers apply an additional transaction fee.
Here is the complete list of Water Utilities currently available in GCash, including, if the biller accepts GCredit payment, how long will the payment be posted, and if there is an additional fee applied. This list is as of July 2021, any changes to the terms and conditions may be applied by GCash without further notice.
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As an example, here's how to pay for Manila Water bill
1 On the main dashboard, tap the Pay Bills icon to start the process.
2 Under Biller Categories, select the Water Utilities icon.
3 Under Water Utilities, browse and tap the Manila Water name.
4 Next, enter the 8-digit Manila Water Contract Account Number. It is the number located in the first column of your Manila Water bill. Then, write down the Account Name, Amount to be paid and your email address.
Click the NEXT button to continue.
5 Review your transaction, then click the CONFIRM button to process the payment.
6 Once the payment is successful, the payment reference number with the details of the transaction will be enumerated. Click the DONE button to go back to the main dashboard.
You will receive an SMS on your registered mobile number once the bill payment is successful. You will also receive the Payment Receipt in the email address you have provided while processing the payment.
To learn more about GCash, here is the link for the GCash Help Center.
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