Melissa Sherrard, Car Insurance Writer
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Nationwide's payment options are credit cards, debit cards, checks, and electronic fund transfer (EFT) from a checking or savings account. Nationwide customers can also set up automatic payments using a debit card, a credit card, or a bank account using Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Nationwide customers have the option of paying premiums in one lump sum or in in two installments or on a monthly basis. Choosing to pay up front may even result in discounts in some states.
Ways To Pay Your Nationwide Car Insurance Premium
- Online using Nationwide's payment portal
- By calling 1-(877) 669-6877
- By mailing a check to Nationwide Insurance / PO Box 742522 / Cincinnati, OH 45274-2522
- Using the Nationwide mobile app
- Via text message
Some of these payment options might not be available in all situations or all states, however. If you have further questions about paying your Nationwide premium, you can call (877) 669-6877.
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