SaskPower
Pay your SaskPower bill by credit card.
SaskPower adds a 1.75% fee to credit card payments. Chexy costs the same 1.75% on Canadian cards, pays SaskPower by bank bill payment, and lets you schedule every bill ahead so it’s never late.
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How to
How to pay your SaskPower bill by credit card
1
Sign up for Chexy
Create your account and verify your identity. It takes a few minutes.
2
Add SaskPower
Search for SaskPower and enter the account number from your bill.
3
Enter the amount and pick your card
Enter what your bill shows and the due date. You see the fee before you confirm.
4
Chexy pays SaskPower
SaskPower gets an ordinary bank payment and you collect your card’s rewards.
What you can pay
What you can pay
Your SaskPower bill
Paid by bank bill payment, which SaskPower accepts through your bank.
- Your monthly power bill. The amount on your bill, paid on the date you choose.
- Equalized Payment Plan amounts. Twelve equal monthly payments based on your last 12 months, settled up once a year.
1.75% per payment on Canadian-issued cards, 2.5% on international cards. Shown before you confirm.
Timing
When SaskPower gets paid
- 4 business days before it’s due
- Chexy charges your card.
- By the due date
- Chexy sends the payment to SaskPower by bank bill payment.
Example
What paying your SaskPower bill by card can earn
A $200 bill
On a 3% cashback card you earn
$6.00
Chexy’s 1.75% fee is $3.50, so your card is charged $203.50.
Illustrative estimate. Assumes the selected reward rate applies to all included payments. Before card annual fees and interest. Card eligibility and earning caps apply.
Paying your SaskPower bill by credit card: questions
Can I pay my SaskPower bill with a credit card?
Yes. SaskPower takes cards itself with a 1.75% fee. Chexy is also 1.75% on Canadian cards: it charges your card and pays SaskPower by bank bill payment, on the schedule you set.
What are SaskPower’s late charges?
SaskPower charges 1.5% a month on unpaid amounts 25 days or older. Scheduling in Chexy keeps every bill on time.
Can I pay my Equalized Payment Plan amount?
Yes. Enter the monthly amount on your bill and schedule it as a recurring payment.
What does it cost?
1.75% of the payment on Canadian-issued cards (2.5% on international cards), shown before you confirm.
Does SaskPower need to sign up?
No. They receive an ordinary bank payment in the amount you entered, on the date you scheduled.
The fine print
- SaskPower charges 1.5% a month on unpaid amounts 25 days or older.
- SaskPower’s own card payments online or by phone carry a 1.75% fee.
- On the Equalized Payment Plan, the difference between what you used and what you paid is settled once a year, so the settle-up bill can be higher.
- American Express works for utilities only with eligible billers picked from Chexy’s search bar; Visa and Mastercard work either way.
- Rewards are set by your card issuer, not by Chexy.
- Chexy accepts Visa, Mastercard and American Express credit cards in your name. Prepaid cards aren’t supported. Some categories (mobile, internet, gym and car leases) need Visa or Mastercard, and for utilities and taxes American Express works with eligible billers only. Logos show accepted networks, not an endorsement.
Sources: SaskPower: paying your bill · SaskPower: trouble paying your bill · SaskPower: Equalized Payment Plan · What bills can I pay with Chexy? · How much does Chexy cost?. SaskPower is not affiliated with Chexy.
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1.75% per payment on Canadian-issued cards, 2.5% on international cards