How to pay your Con Edison bill with crypto

Can I pay Con Edison with USDC?

Yes, with Artisan. Artisan’s biller list, read on 2026-10-12, has Con Edison as Consolidated Edison Co.of NY, and it is only the biller being paid. The list changes, and the biller decides whether to accept each payment. Two sections below say what you see if it does not.

What do I type to find Con Edison?

Tap Biller and type Con Ed. Consolidated Edison Co.of NY comes first, spelled that way on the list, with no space after Co. The sheet shows only that row, with a link to show all the matches. ConEd and Coned find it too, and Consolidated Edison finds only that row.

Typing Con Edison lists Con Edison Solutions first, which is a separate biller on the list. Pick the row named Consolidated Edison Co.of NY.

How do I pay it in the app?

You pay it from the Bill tab.

• Open Bill. In Move, tap Bill.
• Pick the biller. Tap Biller, type Con Ed and pick Consolidated Edison Co.of NY.
• Enter the account number. The box says Account number and as it shows on your bill.
• Enter the amount. Type it under Amount to pay. A bill has to be at least $20.
• Check your details. Your name and address come from your one Artisan verification, shown as Name and address on the bill. Tap that row to change them. The app asks only for what is missing, such as a US mobile number.
• Review, then approve. Tap Review the payment, then Approve the payment.

Where do I find my account number?

Copy it from your Con Edison bill, as the box asks. If you do not have the bill, Con Edison’s pay bill page has a lookup for a number you do not know. It was read on 2026-10-12.

What does the review screen show?

The review is titled Pay, then the name of the Con Edison row. It lists the account, shown as its last four digits, then the bill, the processing fee, the Artisan fee and the total. A network fee gets its own line only when there is one. The last line says usually within 2 days, so a bill paid on its due date can arrive after it.

What does Con Edison say about how to pay?

Con Edison’s payment options page, read on 2026-10-12, lists online payment with a bank account or a credit or debit card, its app, phone, mail and authorized agents. Crypto is not on that list. The page also says you can pay in cash, without a fee, at an authorized agent location. Con Edison’s own site has its current rules for payments.

What does it cost to pay a Con Edison bill with USDC?

Say you pay a $240 Con Edison bill. The processing fee is 2% of $240, which is $4.80, plus $2.50, so $7.30. The Artisan fee is 0.5% of $240, which is $1.20. The total is $248.50 before any network fee. The processing fee is priced when you ask for a quote, so it can differ a little, and the review shows the exact figure. How much it costs to pay a bill with USDC works more examples out to the cent.

What if Con Edison does not accept the payment?

If the biller cannot match a detail, most often the account number, the screen says The biller did not accept this payment and that your money is safe and waiting. The main button is Fix the account number. Enter the number as it shows on your bill and the payment is tried again with it. Activity reads Not accepted and an email says Payment not accepted. After three numbers that are not taken, the receipt points you to Message support.

What do I get back if the payment is sent back?

If the payment is sent back instead of fixed, Activity reads Not completed. An email called Payment not completed says the money you sent for it was returned to your wallet. Artisan’s fee is not part of that return.

What if my money is already in a bank account?

Then nothing needs converting, and this page does not apply to you. Artisan is for money that sits in USDC, where the usual route is to sell it, wait for a bank transfer and then pay.

The same steps pay rent, a credit card bill, other utilities, phone and internet, mortgage and insurance, as pay bills with crypto using USDC explains.

Who can use Artisan to pay a Con Edison bill?

Artisan Cash is for people in the US, and it pays US billers. It is open by invite while it grows, and you can join the waitlist. Artisan is a software company, not a bank, and a USDC balance is not a deposit. Read how your money is held and the risk disclosures before you pay a bill.