John Miller, Credit Cards Moderator
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The easiest way to pay a bill through Western Union with a credit card is online, either through Western Union’s website or mobile app. If you prefer another method or have trouble with online access, you can also call customer service at (800) 634-3422 to pay over the phone.
How to Pay a Bill Through Western Union’s Website With a Credit Card
- Sign up and verify your profile. If you already have an account, just log in.
- Search for your biller by name.
- Enter your account number and the payment amount.
- Select a credit card as your payment method.
- Review the details and submit your payment.
Western Union accepts credit cards from most major payment networks, such as Visa and Mastercard, but does not accept American Express cards. Keep in mind that a transaction fee will apply, and your card issuer might treat the payment as a cash advance.
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