1. Find the correct bill number
Use the 14-digit reference number printed in the upper area of an older MEPCO bill. If the official page offers customer ID lookup, the 10-digit customer ID can also identify the same connection.
Enter the 14-digit reference number or 10-digit customer ID from a previous MEPCO bill to open the official PITC/MEPCO duplicate bill page in a new tab. Use this guide to find the right number, print your bill safely, understand common bill fields, and avoid pages that ask for CNIC, OTP, card, wallet, or banking details.
Only digits are accepted. The submitted reference number is sent to the official PITC bill page in a new tab. If a 10-digit customer ID is not accepted by PITC for your account, use the 14-digit reference number printed on your bill.
Use the 14-digit reference number printed in the upper area of an older MEPCO bill. If the official page offers customer ID lookup, the 10-digit customer ID can also identify the same connection.
The checker opens the official PITC bill route in a separate tab. The payable amount, due date, payment status, and bill image shown there come from the official system, not from MEPCO Bill Online.
Print the duplicate bill or save it as a PDF from your browser. For payment, use authorized bank apps, mobile wallets, ATMs, bank branches, or official payment channels only.
Look in the upper section of your previous bill. The reference number and customer ID appear near the consumer details, while the meter number appears with meter information.

Most failed MEPCO bill searches happen because the wrong number is entered. The reference number and customer ID identify the billing account. The meter number identifies the physical meter and usually cannot open a duplicate bill by itself.
| Identifier | Typical length | Where it appears | Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reference number | 14 digits | Top portion of a previous bill | Primary duplicate bill lookup and payment number |
| Customer ID | 10 digits | Near the reference number on newer bills | Alternate lookup when the PITC page supports it |
| Meter number | Varies | Meter details area and on the meter body | Useful for complaints, not enough for online bill lookup |
The online duplicate bill is meant to match the current official billing record. Before paying, check the billing month, due date, payable amount, units consumed, and any arrears or adjustments.
A normal bill check should only need the reference number or customer ID. Do not enter passwords, card numbers, OTPs, CNIC scans, or wallet PINs on unofficial pages.
Useful official sources: PITC bill portal and MEPCO customer care.
After the official bill opens, use the print option to save a PDF duplicate bill. Before paying, match the consumer name, reference number, billing month, due date, and payable amount.
Searchers usually need more than a form. This page now covers the supporting questions that appear around MEPCO bill searches without creating many near-duplicate doorway pages.
MEPCO serves electricity consumers across South Punjab. If your old bill belongs to one of these areas, the same reference number/customer ID workflow is usually the fastest way to open a duplicate bill.
Take a clear meter photo, compare it with the current reading printed on the bill, keep your previous bill and payment receipt, then contact an official MEPCO service channel.
Payment records can take time to appear. Keep the bank, ATM, JazzCash, Easypaisa, or app receipt and verify again from the official bill record before filing a complaint.
For supply faults, billing correction, new connection, disconnection, name change, or meter replacement, use MEPCO customer care, the nearest office, or the official complaint portal instead of an independent guide.
Enter the 14-digit reference number from any previous MEPCO bill in the checker form. The form opens the official PITC/MEPCO bill page in a new tab, where the current duplicate bill is displayed.
Many PITC bill pages now support the 10-digit customer ID as an alternate lookup. It is printed near the reference number on the bill. If a customer ID lookup fails, use the 14-digit reference number or contact an official MEPCO office.
Both are printed in the top area of a MEPCO bill near the consumer details. The reference number normally has 14 digits, while the customer ID has 10 digits. Do not confuse either number with the meter number.
Yes. Once the official PITC bill page opens, use the page print button or your browser print option to save the duplicate bill as a PDF or print a paper copy.
Open the latest official bill and review the status, payable amount, due date, and payment history section. If you recently paid, allow time for the official record to update and keep your receipt.
Check that every digit is correct, remove spaces or dashes, try the alternate identifier if available, and make sure pop-ups are allowed. If the PITC portal is temporarily unavailable, try again later.
A reference number is not a password, but it is still sensitive billing information. Avoid sharing it publicly and do not enter card, wallet, or banking details on unofficial pages.
For corrections, new connections, payment posting, or name changes, contact the official MEPCO office or an authorized service channel.