How to pay Coquitlam City 0F - Property property taxes with a credit card?

Pay your Coquitlam City 0F - Property property taxes with a credit card using Chexy. We charge your card and pay the bill for you—even if credit cards aren’t accepted directly.

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COQUITLAM CITY 0F - PROPERTY TAXES

Enter your 8-digit Coquitlam property tax folio number, found on your tax notice.

COQUITLAM CITY 0F - PROPERTY TAXES

Enter your 8-digit Coquitlam property tax folio number, found on your tax notice.

COQUITLAM CITY 0F - PROPERTY TAXES

Enter your 8-digit Coquitlam property tax folio number, found on your tax notice.

What is Chexy?

Chexy is a Canadian payment platform that lets you pay taxes with your credit card, even if your municipality doesn’t accept cards, so you can earn travel or cashback rewards.

Key Dates

Interim Tax Bill:

Final Tax Bill:

July 2, 2025

BRITSH COLUMBIA

Pay BC property tax in any municipality

Vancouver

Coquitlam

New Westminster

City of Kelowna

City of Delta

District Of Saanich

Port Coquitlam

West Vancouver

City Of Powell River

Oak Bay District Property

City of West Kelowna

City Penticton

Ville de la Prairie

Victoria

Abbotsford

Chilliwack

How We Process Your Payments

Pay your taxes the same way you already do, but now with rewards.

After adding your property tax payment

Chexy immediately charges your credit card.

Until payment is processed

Funds make their way to your Chexy Wallet.

3 business days later

Chexy submits your payment to Coquitlam City 0F - Property 3 business days later via bill pay

Contact

3000 Guildford Way, Coquitlam, BC V3B 7N2

propertytax@coquitlam.ca

1-604-927-3050

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Canadian

Visa & Amex

1.75%

International

Credit Cards

2.5%

Why us?

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