Check Electricity Bills Online in Pakistan

Visit CheckBills.pk, enter the 10–14 digit reference number from your printed bill, select your distribution company (DISCO) — for example MEPCO for Multan or LESCO for Lahore — and click 'Check Bill'. Your official duplicate bill loads instantly from the PITC portal. You can print or save it as PDF.

The official PITC portal requires your reference number to look up a bill. Find it on any previous printed bill, in SMS alerts from your DISCO, or by calling your DISCO customer care. The number is 10–14 digits and labelled 'Reference No.' or 'Consumer Reference'.

Yes. After the bill loads, use your browser's Print function (Ctrl+P on desktop, or the Share/Print menu on mobile) and select 'Save as PDF' to download, or choose your printer for a hard copy.

No. CheckBills.pk is an independent consumer tool that helps you access your duplicate bill through the official PITC portal. We do not modify amounts. For account issues, outages, or billing disputes, contact your DISCO directly.

Usually 3–5 seconds, depending on PITC server speed and your connection. If the bill fails to load, verify your reference number and retry once. The PITC portal is a government server and can be slow during peak times.

All 11 major DISCOs: MEPCO (Multan/South Punjab), LESCO (Lahore), FESCO (Faisalabad), IESCO (Islamabad/Rawalpindi), GEPCO (Gujranwala), PESCO (Peshawar/KPK), HESCO (Hyderabad/Sindh), SEPCO (Sukkur/Upper Sindh), QESCO (Quetta/Balochistan), TESCO (Tribal Districts), and HAZECO (Hazara/Abbottabad).

No. K-Electric operates on its own billing system (ke.com.pk) and is not part of the PITC network. Karachi residents should check their KE bill at ke.com.pk using a 13-digit consumer number.

People often say 'WAPDA bill' for any electricity bill. In practice, your local DISCO (MEPCO, LESCO, FESCO, etc.) distributes power and issues your bill. WAPDA is the parent authority; the bill itself is a DISCO document generated through PITC.

FPA stands for Fuel Price Adjustment — a monthly variable surcharge set by NEPRA that reflects changes in power generation fuel costs (furnace oil, coal, LNG). FPA is the main reason your bill amount can increase or decrease even when unit consumption stays the same.

Common causes: seasonal usage spikes (AC in summer, heaters in winter), peak-hour consumption on a TOU meter, crossing into a higher slab tier, a positive FPA surcharge, or arrears from a previous cycle. Check 'units consumed' and the FPA line on your bill and compare with the previous month.

Slabs are consumption tiers: as monthly kilowatt-hours rise, the price per unit increases in steps. Staying under 200 units qualifies you for the protected (subsidized) tariff. Watching your units helps you avoid unexpected bill jumps when consumption crosses a slab boundary.

For consumers with a TOU (Time-of-Use) smart meter, peak hours (typically 7 PM–11 PM) carry higher per-unit rates. Off-peak hours are cheaper. Shifting heavy appliances like ACs, irons, and washing machines to off-peak can lower your bill if your meter supports TOU pricing.

A protected consumer uses ≤200 units/month and qualifies for subsidized NEPRA slab rates. An unprotected consumer uses >200 units and is billed at higher full-rate slabs. The distinction appears on your bill and determines which tariff category applies.

CheckBills.pk is a bill viewing tool only. To pay, use your bank app, JazzCash, Easypaisa, an ATM bill payment, or any authorized payment counter. The reference number from your duplicate bill is all you need to pay through any of these channels.

Open JazzCash or Easypaisa, select Bill Payment, choose your DISCO, enter your reference number, confirm the amount displayed, and pay. You can also use the USSD code *786# without a smartphone. Keep the transaction ID as proof.

Your bill shows previous and current meter readings. The difference (multiplied by any meter multiplier) gives 'units consumed' for that billing cycle. If the readings look incorrect, contact your DISCO — CheckBills.pk displays what PITC returns and cannot alter readings.

LPS is a penalty added when you pay after the due date. Your bill shows two amounts: the 'amount due' (if paid on time) and the 'amount after due date' (with LPS). Paying before the due date avoids LPS entirely.

After your bill loads in the browser, open Print (Ctrl+P on desktop or the browser share menu on mobile), then select 'Save as PDF' instead of a printer. This creates a digital copy identical to the PITC output, valid for bank, landlord, or NADRA requirements.

Yes, as long as you have the correct reference number for that connection. Tariff categories (B-1, B-2, C-1, D-1) and tax structures differ from residential accounts, but the lookup process is the same.

Check SMS alerts from your DISCO, past mobile-app payment receipts, bank payment history, or email your subdivision office. The reference number usually stays constant unless your meter or account changed.

Most residential consumers receive a monthly bill, but cycles can vary by area or account type. The billing month and issue date on your statement define the period being charged.

NEPRA (National Electric Power Regulatory Authority) is Pakistan's electricity regulator. It sets and reviews tariff slabs, FPA, TRS, and all government-mandated surcharges that appear on your monthly bill. NEPRA publishes quarterly tariff determinations that directly change what you pay.

Contact your DISCO using the helpline printed on your bill (e.g. MEPCO helpline: 080066006, LESCO: 111-000-118). For unresolved disputes, escalate to PMDU or NEPRA's consumer complaint portal. CheckBills.pk cannot intervene in metering or account matters.