PIP of the City of New York - DYCD

Department of Youth & Community Development


CBO Financial Services

Transportation Program
Family Development Credential Program
Capacity Building & Professional Development
Discretionary Contracts
CBO Financial Services
Contracting Opportunities
EO - Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act

Transportation Program

Family Development Credential Program

Capacity Building & Professional Development

Discretionary Contracts

CBO Financial Services

Contracting Opportunities

EO - Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act


The Payee Information Portal (PIP) of the City of New York

Starting on July 1st, 2016, email will be the default means of communication for City agencies' Invitations for Bids (IFBs), Requests for Proposals (RFPs), and their notices of availability. Notifications by paper mail, fax, hand delivery, or otherwise, will only be available upon request to the Department of Youth & Community Development (DYCD). DYCD will use the Ordering email addresses that have been provided by vendors in the Payee Information Portal (PIP) for all future solicitations or notifications.

Your "Ordering Email Address" will be used by the City for notification and solicitation purposes. To ensure that the City has your up-to-date email address, it is advised that you log into PIP and review this information before 7/1/2016.

For a step by step guide on how to update your Ordering email address in PIP and to confirm that it is the default address, please access the Default Ordering Address in PIP Guide.

If your organization does not have a PIP Account, please refer to the PIP Activation Guide for help on how to create one.

For any additional information on PIP Account maintenance please consult the PIP Account Tutorial.

Establishing a PIP account can provide your business with additional benefits such as allowing you to view your financial transactions with the City and enrolling in the citywide bidders lists based on commodity code.

If you have any difficulty creating or updating your account in PIP, please reach out to DYCD’s ACCO Help Desk at ACCO@dycd.nyc.gov. If you need further assistance, please contact the Mayor’s Office of Contract Services (MOCS) at MOCS Service Desk or type in https://mocssupport.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/8.

PIP was designed to facilitate vendor record maintenance and payment reconciliation. Now vendors can research their payments online. Various enhancements were made to the Payee Information Portal (PIP) over the weekend of 3/16/19.

EFT/Direct Deposit:

Enroll for EFT/Direct Deposit program online via the Payee Information Portal (PIP) at www.nyc.gov/PIP. PIP is now available for vendors to set up a single bank account for all vendor payments made from the New York City Financial Management System (FMS). Both existing and new city vendors can sign up for EFT/Direct Deposit through PIP.

Existing EFT enabled vendors with a PIP User ID and password can update their bank account information in PIP.

New vendors doing business with the City of New York can create a new PIP account and vendor code, and then add their bank account information for EFT/Direct Deposit immediately.

Other Features:

When a vendor intends to move to another location on a particular day, they can deactivate their existing address by adding an “Active To” date (effective end date) to the address. A warning will be generated if any open orders or payments in FMS are using that address. Vendors should inform the agencies with which they do business about the address changes.

When Vendors change their Legal Name or Tax Identification Number (TIN), documentation is now required to be attached in PIP.

Vendors can submit questions online related to FMS Scheduled Payments, Check/EFT Information, and Tax Information. The questions will be forwarded to the agency associated with the transaction(s).

Beginning with tax year 2018, vendors receiving an amended 1099 Form can print the amended PDF and view the details of the changes.

For learning resources, vendors should be directed to the Activation Quick Start Guide, EFT/Direct Deposit Enrollment Guide and related online EFT Enrollment eLearning tutorials which are available on the PIP homepage.

PIP Helpdesk PIP@fisa-opa.nyc.gov

Vendors should only be directed to the Department of Finance at EFT@Finance.nyc.gov if:

They have multiple bank accounts to be enrolled.

They want to delete the EFT bank account currently enrolled in PIP.

Their business is a non-US business entity (foreign vendor).

For technical questions, please email pip@fisa-opa.nyc.gov. Please include your business name, phone number, and vendor code in your communication.

The Payee Information Portal (PIP) can be accessed at www.nyc.gov/PIP