Pay GWCL Bill — Ghana Water Company Bill Payment on Ewale

Pay GWCL Bill: Fastest Method in Ghana

To pay GWCL bill without visiting a payment centre, dial *714*22# on Ewale. This is the simplest way to complete Ghana Water Company bill payment from any phone — smartphone or basic feature phone — using MTN MoMo, Telecel Cash, or AT Money.

What You Need Before You Pay GWCL Bill

• Your GWCL customer account number (from your water bill or receipt)
• Active mobile money wallet with sufficient balance
• Mobile network signal for USSD and payment approval
• The Ewale shortcode: *714*22#

Step-by-Step: Pay GWCL Bill with Ewale

1. Dial *714*22#.
2. Select Utility.
3. Choose Ghana Water (GWCL).
4. Tap Check Bill to see your current balance (recommended).
5. Select Pay Bill.
6. Enter your GWCL account number — double-check every digit.
7. Enter the amount in Ghana cedis (GHS).
8. Review customer name, account, and amount on screen.
9. Confirm and enter your mobile money PIN.
10. Save the SMS receipt from Ewale.

Why Pay GWCL Bill Through Ewale?

• 24/7 availability — pay at night, weekends, and holidays
• No queues — skip GWCL office lines and bank branches
• Bill check first — confirm amount before paying
• Instant SMS receipt — proof for landlords, businesses, and records
• Pay for others — settle bills for family with their account number
• No app required — USSD works on every phone

GWCL Bill Payment for Businesses and Landlords

Commercial GWCL accounts and multi-property landlords can use the same Ewale flow to pay GWCL bill for each account. Keep separate receipts per account number for accounting. For high-volume payments, bookmark this page and the Ghana Water shortcode guide.

GWCL Bill Not Updating After Payment?

If you paid but your GWCL bill still shows outstanding, wait a few minutes then check again. Keep your Ewale transaction reference. Contact Ewale support if the issue persists beyond 24 hours.

Pay GWCL Bill Now

Dial *714*22# to pay your GWCL bill on Ewale. Fast Ghana Water Company bill payment, no internet, no app — just your phone and mobile money.