Payment methods
WEB Banking
You can pay your bill by visiting the web banking sites of the following banks: Alpha Bank, Aspis Bank, Attica Bank, Bank of Cyprus, Emporiki Bank, Eurobank, FBBank, Geniki Bank, HSBC, Marfin Egnatia, Millennium Bank, National Bank, Piraeus Bank, Chania Bank, Dodecanese Bank, Pancreta Bank. The required electronic payment code is displayed on the top-left corner of your bill statement.
Easypay
You can pay your bill via Piraeus Bank “easypay” service by charging any VISA, MASTERCARD or VISA ELECTRON or by charging your Piraeus Bank account.
Automatic debit of your credit card (VISA or MASTERCARD)
Fill in the form on the back page of your invoice and send it to On via fax: 210- 615-1300 or mail it to the following address: 62A Ethnikis Antistaseos, 152 31, Chalandri.
Direct debit of your bank account at the following banks:
Aspis Bank, Attica Bank, Bank of Cyprus, Eurobank, FBBank, Geniki Bank, Marfin Egnatia, National Bank, Piraeus Bank, Probank, , Proton Bank, Achaia Bank, Chania Bank, Dodecanese Bank, Pancreta Bank.
At the Bank cash desks
Pay your bill at any branch of the following banks: Aspis Bank, Attica Bank, Bank of Cyprus, FBBank, Marfin Egnatia, National Bank, Probank, Proton Bank, Achaia Bank, Chania Bank, Dodecanese Bank, Pancreta Bank.
National Bank account debit
Fill in the direct debit form in any National Bank branch or carry out the transaction via any ATM.
Pay at the Hellenic Post Office (ELTA)
Use the ELTA postal order found on your invoice in order to pay at any post office post.
Click here for the nearest post office spot
Phone Banking
Use the phone banking services of the following banks: Alpha Bank, Aspis Bank, Bank of Cyprus, Eurobank, Geniki Bank, HSBC, Marfin Egnatia, National Bank and Piraeus Bank.
Visit our Headquarters
Pay your bill at our headquarters at the following address: 62A Ethnikis Antistaseos, 152 31, Chalandri. Monday to Friday: 09:00 - 17:00
Note: Payments at the Post Office are charged with a €1.20 fee. Regarding bank fees / charges please contact the Banks listed above.
The relevant banking institutions are solely responsible for the security of the above transactions.