The UPS Billing Center

To make a one-time payment, simply select Pay from your dashboard or from your account or plan invoice view.
To schedule recurring automatic payments, select My Automatic Payments from the side navigation. You can create a regular payment schedule, assign a payment method, and set a maximum payment amount.
You can even make a payment without logging in by selecting Pay Now call-to-action towards the top of this page. Simply enter details from your invoice, as well as your payment information, and complete your payment in just a few steps.
We currently accept a variety of payment types, including credit cards, debit cards, and bank direct debit, as well as payments from an online payment service. Note: Accepted payment types vary by country.

Visit My Dashboard

Once you've logged into the UPS Billing Center, select either My Account Invoices or My Plan Invoices. All your details are organized in a table view, with sortable column headers, search functionality, and filtering capabilities to find what you’re looking for. Use the Search, Filter, and Calendar functions to narrow down your search. Click the column headers to sort by column as well. To print or download, select the option from the Actions menu in the right-hand column.

If you pay your bills using your digital wallet in the Billing Center, you can easily update the expiration date on any payment card by selecting Edit below your expired card while you’re in the grid view of your wallet. Alternatively, if you’re viewing your wallet in a list, find the card you want to update and select Edit under the Actions column.

If you’re not using the Billing Center and are looking to update a payment card you have associated to your shipping account, you can find your card details within the accounts and payment options section of your UPS.com profile. There you can choose the payment method to update by selecting Edit under the Actions column.

Update Payment Methods in Your Profile

UPS prides itself as an environmentally conscious organization, and we are taking steps to reduce the amount of paper we produce on a daily, monthly, and yearly basis. This includes making all of your billing information, including invoices, available online.

If you need a paper copy of your invoice, the quickest and easiest way is to download and print one. From the My Plan Invoices or My Account Invoices screens, use the check boxes to choose your invoices, select Download Selected, then choose your preferred format and download. Once you’ve downloaded your invoices, you can print them for your records.

XML is a common tool used to store, transport, and share data in a plain text format. If you need to import invoice data into your internal applications so you can easily manipulate and restructure the data for a specific use, then you can benefit from subscribing to XML.

To subscribe, go to your My Accounts or My Plans page under Administration. For each account that you want to receive XML invoices, select Edit XML Enrollment under the Actions menu and follow the prompts to subscribe.

Once you’ve subscribed, you can download the XML from your My Account Invoices or My Plan Invoices page.

If you have: 

1. A 10-digit temporary account number
2. A Trade Direct invoice

You won’t be able to pay your bill in the Billing Center. Please call the number on your invoice to pay the bill over the phone. 

The most efficient way to dispute a charge is through the Billing Center. If you have a paper bill or a 10-digit account number, call the billing support number on your bill. 

If you have a UPS.com username, log in and go to your shipping history. If you don’t have a username, call 1-800-811-1648.

You can either log into the Billing Center and look for past due charges, or call 1-800-811-1648. 

The most efficient way to dispute charges is by logging into the Billing Center and selecting “Help and Support Center” for detailed instructions. If you have a paper bill or a 10-digit account number, call the phone number on your invoice. If you don’t have an invoice, call 1-800-811-1648.

First of all, don’t click on any suspicious links.

• A real UPS link will start with “https://www.ups.com” or “https://billing.ups.com.”
• A real UPS email will come from:
  
  • accountconfirm@ups.com
  • mcinfo@ups.com
  • pkginfo@ups.com
  • customer-notifications@ups.com
  • auto-notify@ups.com
  • emailinfo@ups.com
  • invoice-notification@ups.com
  • UPSAdministrationSupport@ups.com
  • donotreply@ups.com 
• A real UPS text will come from 94601, 69877 or 48515
• If they’re asking you to pay for a package, track it first and select “pay now.”
• If they’re asking you to pay a bill, log in to the billing center and select “pay now.”

If you’re not sure, contact us. You can learn more about how UPS is preventing fraud here.

If you already receive invoices from us but are not yet enrolled in the UPS Billing Center, you will need to have an invoice from the last 45 days. As part of enrollment, you will be asked to enter several pieces of information found on the invoice, including:

• Account Number
• Invoice Number
• Amount Due
• Invoice Date

Make sure to enter each value exactly as shown on the invoice. Once you’ve done so, you will be enrolled and have access to the Billing Center.
If you do not currently receive invoices from UPS, you will first need to create a UPS.com user ID and open a payment account. If you already have an ID, you can go directly to the open a payment account step.

Enroll Now
Get a UPS.com Username
Add a Payment Method

From the My Accounts page under Administration, you can select Add Account to start the process. Make sure you have an invoice for the account you wish to add from the previous 45 days.
You can add and remove users from the Manage Users page under Administration. Both new and existing users can be assigned one of four roles:

• View Only: This user can view and download invoices for their assigned accounts and update billing communications preferences.
• View, Pay, and Dispute: This user can add payment information to their wallet, pay invoices, and dispute charges.
• Manager: This user acts as an administrator for specific accounts or plans, including assigning new users, adding payment information, paying invoices, and disputing charges.
• Administrator: The Billing Center supports multiple administrators, each of whom have full control over accounts and users.

Note: Before you start to add a new user, make sure you have his or her user ID and email address. You will need to choose which accounts and/or plans to assign to the user.

The best way to ensure continued service within the UPS Billing Center is to proactively work with the administrator to assign a backup or secondary administrator. The Billing Center supports multiple administrators, so we strongly encourage you to assign administrator rights to more than one user.

Sometimes, however, an administrator will leave the company unexpectedly. Before contacting your account representative or UPS customer service for assistance, make sure you have the previous administrator’s user ID and email address, as well as the user ID and email address of the individual who will become an administrator. This information will greatly assist us in transferring or assigning the administrator account privileges to a new user.