Acceptable Methods

• Cash
• Cheque
• Installment Plan 
• Interac / Debit
• Online Banking (CIBC, RCU, RBC, BMO, TD and Scotiabank)
• Installment Plans (see below)

Please note: we are unable to accept credit cards as a method of payment at City Hall for property taxes or utilities; please use OptionPay instead (details below).

Online Banking How-To 

Online Banking Payee Profiles - Search "Revelstoke" when adding  these payees to your online banking, as needed:

• City of Revelstoke - Property Taxes
  Use your Roll Number - 8 characters - all numeric (Include zeros if applicable to your roll number)
• City of Revelstoke - Residential Utilities
  Use your Residential Utility Account Number - 10 characters, all numeric (include zeros if applicable to your account number)
• City of Revelstoke - Commercial Utilities
  Use your Commercial Utility Account Number - 12 characters, all numeric (include zeros if applicable to your account number)
• City of Revelstoke - Invoices
  Pay your Permit, Bylaw Ticket, City Accounts Receivable Invoice or other amount owing - use the last 5-8 characters of the permit number, ticket number, or invoice number to distinguish this payment - please do not use this payee for property tax or utilities. Provide an email to finance@revelstoke.ca on making payment to this payee with additional details if necessary.

Paying via Credit Card with OptionPay

OptionPay, our third-party payment processor, allows you to make utility and property tax payments with your credit card for a nominal processing fee (all processing fees are charged by OptionPay and not collected by the City of Revelstoke). Use OptionPay services here. 

Installment Plans

Property owners are reminded that they have the option of paying property taxes and residential utilities in monthly installments. To apply for an installment plan, please complete this installment plan application form and send it to finance@revelstoke.ca or bring it to us in person at City Hall. Applications are accepted until April each year. Please complete an installment plan cancellation form should you wish to cancel your installment plan and pay your invoice in one lump sum each year.