The bank transit routing number is the first 9 digits at the bottom left corner of your personal check. It is used to identify your financial institution. Once you are successfully enrolled by your bill service provider, they will notify you. You will receive one more paper bill along with your first E-bill, and a special bill message will alert you that this is your last paper bill. As part of the agreement with Southwest Gas, bill service providers can not share any customer information with anyone else, including mail list companies, other marketing associations, etc.
All information is considered private and confidential .
To assist with security, each E-bill site is secured through a method called SSL, or Secured Socket Layer. SSL ensures no one can intercept information once you begin a transaction. In addition, your bill service provider will require a password that you create and can change at anytime. Your password is encrypted, which means even your provider will not know your password. Some sites offer free services for E-bill only.