Surrey property tax
Pay Surrey property tax by credit card.
The City of Surrey doesn’t currently accept credit card payments. With Chexy, put it on your credit card for 1.75%: Chexy pays the City of Surrey by bank bill payment and you collect your card’s rewards.
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How to
How to pay Surrey property tax by credit card
1
Sign up for Chexy
Create your account and verify your identity. It takes a few minutes.
2
Add the city as your payee
Choose the Property Taxes category, pick City of Surrey and enter your 10-digit folio number.
3
Enter the amount and pick your card
Enter what you owe, choose your card and schedule each instalment. You see the fee before you confirm.
4
Chexy pays the City of Surrey
Chexy sends a bank bill payment 3 business days after you pay, and you collect your card’s rewards.
What you can pay
What you can pay
Your Surrey property tax
The City of Surrey gets an ordinary bank bill payment with your number on it.
- Your annual tax notice. Sent at the end of May, due July 2.
- Home owner grant. Claimed separately, by the due date, if you’re eligible.
1.75% per payment on Canadian-issued cards, 2.5% on international cards. Shown before you confirm.
Timing
When Surrey gets paid
- 2026 due date
- July 2, 2026.
- With Chexy
- Chexy charges your card when you pay and sends the payment 3 business days later, so pay well before the due date.
Example
What paying Surrey property tax by card can earn
A $4,000 property tax bill
On a 3% cashback card you earn
$120.00
Chexy’s 1.75% fee is $70.00, so your card is charged $4,070.00.
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 Surrey property tax by credit card: questions
Can I pay Surrey property tax with a credit card?
The City of Surrey doesn’t currently accept credit card payments. Chexy charges your Visa, Mastercard or American Express and pays the City of Surrey by bank bill payment, for 1.75% on Canadian cards.
Which payee and number do I use in Chexy?
Choose the Property Taxes category, pick City of Surrey and enter the 10-digit folio number from your tax notice. If it ends in an X, replace the X with a 9.
How early should I pay?
Chexy charges your card when you pay and sends the payment 3 business days later, so pay well before the due date. The City of Surrey counts the payment when it’s received.
My folio number ends in an X. What do I enter?
Replace the X with a 9, as the City of Surrey asks for online banking.
Does the city need to sign up?
No. They receive an ordinary bank payment in the amount you entered, on the date you scheduled.
The fine print
- Surrey adds a 5% penalty if taxes aren’t paid by midnight on July 2, and another 5% after September 2.
- Claim your home owner grant by the due date, even when someone else pays your taxes.
- If your folio number ends in an X, enter a 9 instead.
- 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: Surrey: paying your property taxes · How much does Chexy cost?. Surrey property tax is not affiliated with Chexy.
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Put Surrey property tax on your card.
1.75% per payment on Canadian-issued cards, 2.5% on international cards