MEPCO duplicate bill 2026
Use the reference number or customer ID from an old MEPCO bill to open the available bill result. Check the amount, due date, billing month, and consumer name before you print, download, or make a payment.
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Quick answer
Put in the reference number or customer ID from your MEPCO bill, press Check My Bill, and review the page that opens in a new tab. Before saving or paying, make sure the name, address, month, due date, and payable amount all belong to your account.
MEPCO online bill portal
MEPCO consumers across Southern Punjab often need a quick bill copy before the printed bill reaches home. This page keeps the process simple: enter the bill number, open the result, and use the official details shown there for planning or payment.
View the last 12 months of monthly unit consumption, total billed amounts, and confirmed payment records.
Check consumer name, registered address, billing month, meter reading date, issue date, due date, payable amount, late-payment total, and current-month payments when shown.
Online bill access
A missing paper bill should not leave you guessing about the payable amount. With the reference number from any older MEPCO bill, you can open the available duplicate bill result and note the due date before late-payment charges become a problem.
The reference number is usually printed near the top of the bill alongside the consumer information. It is made up of 14 digits; some bills also show a U or R suffix for the urban or rural connection. This checker uses the digits only. After the result opens on the PITC bill page, you can print it or use your browser's save option to keep a PDF copy.
Use the 14 digits printed near the top of a previous MEPCO bill.
The public PITC bill page opens separately for viewing and printing.
Match the name, address, month, amount, due date, and arrears.
Reference number guide
The MEPCO reference number is the main key for opening a bill online. It appears in the consumer-detail box along with the customer ID, name, address, tariff, and other connection information.
A consumer ID, meter number, CNIC, and mobile number are different identifiers. For this tool, enter the reference number digits only so the PITC result can open cleanly.
Duplicate bill and history
A duplicate bill is useful when the printed copy is delayed, lost, or needed for rent, shop, or office records. Before payment, compare the latest amount with older months so unusual units, arrears, or surcharges are easier to notice.
Name, address, tariff, sanctioned load, reference number, and consumer identity details help you confirm that the result belongs to the correct connection.
Previous reading, current reading, consumed units, reading date, and billing month explain how the monthly units were calculated.
Your payable amount may include energy charges, fixed charges where applicable, GST, electricity duty, FPA, QTA, FC surcharge, arrears, and other official adjustments.
The history area helps you compare earlier units, amounts, and payments so unusual changes are easier to notice before the due date.
Payment readiness
Pay over the counter and keep the stamped receipt until the amount appears in your record.
Choose bill payment, select electricity or MEPCO, enter the reference number, and confirm the payable amount.
Many consumers use banking apps and wallets such as Easypaisa, JazzCash, or other supported payment apps.
If your bill shows a QR code, scan it from a supported banking app or wallet and verify the bill details before paying.
Use the official app route where available to view electricity bill details and follow supported payment steps.
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Open your banking app, choose the supported Raast bill-payment option, and confirm the reference number and amount.
Tariff and usage
Electricity charges can change by tariff category, unit slab, peak-hour use, fuel adjustments, and government taxes. Your best first move is to track units every month and reduce heavy usage during expensive hours.
SMS alerts
MEPCO bill alerts can help you catch reading and billing updates without relying only on the printed copy. Register through official channels and keep the same mobile number active for reminders.
New connection
For a new connection, load change, name correction, or similar request, use the official ENC route and keep your CNIC, property papers, and application reference together.
A 14-digit reference number copied from an earlier MEPCO bill or saved bill PDF.
CNIC, consumer name, phone number, address, or the physical meter number alone.
Open the PITC bill result, verify details, and save or print a duplicate bill copy.
Payments, corrections, installments, meter disputes, outage complaints, or connection approval.
Consumer area
Use this page for Multan Electric Power Company connections. If your bill belongs to another distribution company, use the matching company bill page so the reference number is routed correctly.
Enter the 14-digit reference number from a previous MEPCO bill and submit the form. The public PITC result opens in a new tab so you can check the month, amount, due date, and consumer details.
Yes, if the consumer ID is printed on your bill. Copy the digits carefully and always match the name and address on the result before you pay anything.
It is usually in the consumer-detail area near the top of the bill. Use the digits only; leave out spaces, hyphens, and any U or R suffix shown beside the number.
No. CNIC, consumer name, street address, mobile number, and meter number are not enough for this tool. Use the reference number from an old bill or contact your subdivision office if you cannot find one.
Yes. Once the bill page opens, use the browser print menu to print it or choose Save as PDF for your record file.
No. This is an independent help website. It is not run by MEPCO, PITC, WAPDA, or NEPRA, and it cannot take payments or correct account records.
Check the consumer name, address, reference number, billing month, payable amount, due date, and arrears. A single wrong digit can open the wrong account.
No bill copy is kept on this site. Your browser uses the number to open the bill result page. Avoid sending CNIC, bank details, or payment screenshots through unofficial forms.
This website is not affiliated with MEPCO or PITC. For wrong meter readings, installments, new connections, outages, or complaints, use official MEPCO channels such as 118, 0800-63726, or your local subdivision office.