Payment Methods

Here at East Peace Gas we have a few options for paying your bills. We accept cash, cheques, debit cards, credit card payments through Option Pay in office and online, as well as internet banking. Customers can also drop off payments in the front entrance during the lunch hour in which we are closed 12:00pm - 1:00pm. We also have the convenience of equal billing and pre-authorized payments. Please see below for more detailed information: 

Credit Card (Option Pay)

East Peace Gas Coop offers the option of paying with your credit card through Option Pay in the office or online by clicking the Option Pay image, at the bottom of the page. Upon redirection, you will be directed to a secure page where you can enter your credit card details, including the card number, cardholder name, expiration date, and CVV number. Please specify the payment amount, noting that a processing fee, charged by the credit card company, will apply. This fee is calculated based on the transaction amount and is borne by the cardholder. Include your account number or invoice reference, provide your email address for receipt delivery, and proceed to authorize the transaction. Upon completion, your credit card statement will reflect the transaction as originating from East Peace Gas Co-op Ltd.

Pre-Authorized Withdrawal

If you would like the convienance of automatic withdrawal please fill in our Pre-Authorized Withdrawl form below. Please note that in order to activate you with Pre-Authorized Withdrawal we need to have your information back to us by the 25th of the month in order for it to take effect for next month's billing. 

Internet Banking 

Bills can be paid online through your bank. Currently we are set up with ATB, BMO, Credit Union, Royal Bank, Scotia Bank, CIBC and Canada Trust. 

Equal Billing

If paying an equal amount each month suits your needs better, we can set you up with an estimated amount based off your previous consumption. The purpose of budget billing is to build up a credit through the summer to minimize the impact of winter heating bills.  This being said please be aware that missing a payment even in the summer months will constitute a nonpayment and will cause your removal from the budget billing process.