Safe, Secure, and Convenient: Your Guide to Payment Options at PSAHelpline.ph

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PSAHelpline.ph streamlines the process of obtaining PSA birth, marriage, death certificates and CENOMAR, offering a fast and convenient alternative to traditional in-person applications. This online service is a game-changer for busy individuals, including parents juggling schedules, frequent travelers on the go, business people pressed for time, and senior citizens who may find traditional methods challenging. With PSAHelpline.ph, your essential documents can be delivered directly to your doorstep, saving you valuable time and effort.

But what about paying for your PSA certificate orders? PSAHelpline understands the importance of convenience and security, and that is why they have partnered with a variety of trusted payment channels to ensure a smooth and worry-free experience.

This guide will explore the different payment options available at PSAHelpline.ph, highlighting the benefits of each method to empower you to choose the one that best suits your needs.

Peace of Mind with Online Payment Solutions

For those who prioritize speed and security, online payment options are a perfect choice.

  • Credit Cards: Enjoy real-time payment posting, instant confirmation, and the robust online security features offered by Mastercard and Visa.
  • GCash: Transform your mobile phone into a secure and convenient payment tool. GCash allows you to pay anytime, anywhere, with real-time processing and the comfort of your own home.
  • PayMaya: Similar to GCash, PayMaya utilizes your existing mobile wallet for a secure and efficient payment experience. Payments are posted immediately and come with no additional charges, allowing you to manage your finances seamlessly.
Traditional Channels for Your Convenience

If you prefer a more traditional approach, PSAHelpline.ph caters to your needs as well.
  • Bayad Centers: These widely accessible outlets provide a familiar way to complete your payment. You may pay over the counter, or online through their mobile app. 
  • DragonPay: This partnership expands your options further, allowing you to choose from a diverse range of DragonPay's payment partners. Remember to inquire about individual posting times before making your payment. 
Familiar Options with a Modern Twist

PSAHelpline.ph bridges the gap between traditional and modern payment methods.
  • ATM Payments: Take advantage of cashless transactions at any Bancnet-affiliated bank's ATM. Simply utilize the Bills Payment menu to complete your PSAHelpline order payment. While convenient, be mindful that payment posting might take 1 to 2 working days depending on your bank.
  • 7-Eleven with CLIQQ: Combine your grocery run with a quick payment for your PSA certificates! 7-Eleven stores equipped with CLIQQ machines provide a fast and accessible way to settle your order. The easy-to-use interface, instant receipt confirmation, and 24/7 availability make this a truly convenient option.
Cost Transparency: Planning Your Order

PSA birth, marriage, and death certificates cost only Php 365 per copy, while PSA CENOMARs are Php 420 each. These fees are all-inclusive, covering processing and delivery directly to your doorstep. There is no need to worry about additional shipping or courier charges. Even better, when you order multiple copies of the same PSA certificate for the same person, you only pay for delivery once.


Ordering a PSA certificate online through PSAHelpline.ph is a secure and convenient way to obtain important documentation. With a diverse range of payment options available, you can choose the method that best suits your needs. Whether you prefer the speed of online payments, the ease of mobile wallets, or the familiarity of traditional channels, PSAHelpline.ph has you covered. So go ahead, experience the convenience and peace of mind that comes with ordering your PSA certificate online today.


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