How to pay bills with MoneyGram: Online and in-person bill payment guide

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June 30, 2026

MoneyGram lets US customers pay bills online or in person. Learn how MoneyGram bill pay works, what information you’ll need, and how to make a payment.

Can you pay bills with MoneyGram?

Yes. MoneyGram allows customers in the United States to pay eligible bills to over 13,000 billers online and at participating agent locations like CVS and Walmart.

Whether you’re paying a utility bill, making a housing payment, or covering expenses, bill pay can provide a convenient way to stay on top of important payments. And if you prefer paying in person, you don’t need a bank account to make a payment at a participating MoneyGram location. Paying bills in cash is easy with MoneyGram.

Before you get started, here’s what you need to know about supported billers, the information you’ll need, and how the payment process works.

What bills can you pay with MoneyGram?

Depending on the bill pay network, eligible bill categories may include:

Utilities

Electricity, water, gas, internet, and other household utility providers are available through the bill pay network.

Payless Power, So Cal Edison, Spectrum, and more

Child support

Some child support providers may accept payments through MoneyGram bill pay.

Texas Child Support, California Child Support, and more

Car payments

Certain car loan providers may participate in the network and accept payments through MoneyGram.

Ally Auto, Toyota Financial, and more

Rent and housing payments

Make payments to many property management companies, landlords, and mortgage providers.

Bilt, RentPayment, 21st Mortgage, Shellpoint Mortgage, and more

Other approved billers

Additional categories may be available depending on the bill pay network and participating organizations.

Not every biller is supported. Before making a payment, it’s always a good idea to search for your biller or confirm participation through MoneyGram.

How to pay a bill online with MoneyGram

Paying a bill online only takes a few steps once you have the required information ready.

Before you begin, make sure you have:

• The biller’s name
• Your account number
• The payment amount
• An eligible payment method
• Any additional information required by the biller

1. Sign in to your profile

Visit MoneyGram.com or open the MoneyGram® app and sign in.

2. Select Bill Pay

Choose the Bill Pay option from the available services.

3. Search for your biller

Enter the biller’s name and select the correct organization from the available results.

4. Enter your account information

Provide the account number and any additional details needed to identify your account with the biller.

5. Enter the payment amount

Choose the amount you’d like to pay.

6. Select a payment method

Choose an eligible payment method.

7. Review and confirm

Before submitting your payment, review all details carefully, including the payment amount and any applicable fees.

How to pay a bill in person at a MoneyGram location

If you’d rather pay in person or with cash, MoneyGram also offers bill pay through participating agent locations across the United States.

1. Find a nearby MoneyGram location

Use the MoneyGram location finder to find a participating agent near you.

2. Tell the agent you want to make a bill payment

The agent will help guide you through the process and explain what information is needed.

3. Provide your biller information

You’ll typically need the biller’s name and your account number.

Having a recent bill with you can help ensure all information is entered correctly.

4. Make your payment

Pay the bill amount plus any applicable fee using cash or your debit card, at participating locations.

5. Keep your receipt

Once your payment is complete, keep your receipt for your records.

The receipt serves as proof of payment and can be helpful if you need to reference the payment later.

Depending on the biller, payments made in person may take one to two business days to post to the account.*

For customers who prefer paying with cash, don’t have a bank account, or simply like the reassurance of paying in person, MoneyGram bill pay offers another convenient way to manage important household expenses.

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Disclaimer: *Posting times can vary and are not guaranteed.

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The information provided is for general informational purposes only and is not intended as personal financial, legal, or tax advice.