Make a payment
At Harleysville, we make paying your bill easy and convenient. You
can pay online, by electronic funds transfer, by phone or by mail. Additional details
on all of our payment options follow, but if you have any questions about paying
your bill—or any questions about your policy for that matter—please
contact your independent insurance agent.
Note to life insurance policyholders: At this time, the online
and phone options are not available for life insurance premium payments,
but will be added in the future.
You can make a secure one-time online
payment using your credit card, debit card or bank account number. To set
up an online payment, please refer to your invoice for your account or
policy number and ZIP code, and have your credit card, debit card or
bank account information available. Then, click
here to make an online payment.
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Pay by
recurring electronic funds transfer (EFT)
You can enjoy the convenience of having
your recurring premium payments automatically withdrawn from your checking,
savings or money market account. You have no checks to write, no worries
about late or missed premium payments, and no installment fees. You can
select as few as one payment or as many as 12. Simply click
here to print our EFT form. Fill out
the form, obtain the required documents and then send us the completed
paperwork.
You can make a one-time payment by phone 24
hours a day, seven days a week by using your credit card, debit card or
bank account number. Please refer to your invoice for your account or
policy number and ZIP code, and have your credit card, debit card or
bank account information available. Then, call
1.866.665.4992 to pay by
phone.
You can pay your bill in full or by installments by mailing a check or
money order. If you have your invoice, please mail the remittance stub
and payment to the address on the stub. If you do not have a remittance
stub, please mail your payment to:
Harleysville Insurance
Processing Center
P.O. Box 37712
Philadelphia, PA 19101-5012
Please remember to put your account number
or policy number on your check or money order, but do not send cash.
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