Check GEPCO Bill Online

If you are a GEPCO consumer and want to check your GEPCO Bill,This is very simple you have to Entring 14 Digit Reference Number or 10 Digit Customer ID.
View, download, or print your GEPCO bill through the official PITC portal.

Cities and Districts Served by GEPCO

• Your original electricity bill is lost before you could make the payment.
• Your paper bill is damaged, faded, or difficult to read.
• You did not receive your monthly electricity bill at your address.
• You need another copy of the bill for payment or personal records.
• You want to re-download and print your electricity bill.
• You want to verify your bill details and electricity consumption.
• You need the bill for official work, tenancy, or documentation.
• You want to check the total payable amount and payment deadline.
• You need a digital copy for future reference.
• You want to review your monthly bill charges and meter reading information.

To get a duplicate GEPCO bill online, simply enter your 14-digit Reference Number in the bill search form and click View Bill. The system will retrieve your latest electricity bill within a few seconds. You can then view, download, or print the bill whenever needed.

Quick Steps:

• Enter your 14-digit Reference Number.
• Click View Bill.
• Wait a few seconds for the bill to load.
• Download or print your duplicate bill.

Once you have a printed copy of your GEPCO electricity bill, you can pay it through several authorised payment channels across Pakistan. Whether you prefer visiting a bank or using a nearby payment agent, you have multiple convenient options.

You can pay your GEPCO bill at:

• Commercial banks such as HBL, UBL, MCB, National Bank of Pakistan (NBP), Allied Bank, and Bank Alfalah.
• Pakistan Post offices that provide utility bill collection services.
• Easypaisa and JazzCash agents, which are widely available in cities, towns, and many rural areas.
• Bank ATMs and self-service payment kiosks that support electricity bill payments.

Different Ways to Pay Your GEPCO Bill

GEPCO customers can pay their electricity bills through a variety of convenient online and offline payment methods available across Punjab. Before completing your payment, it’s a good idea to check your bill online to confirm the payable amount, due date, and other billing details, helping you avoid mistakes or unnecessary delays.

Pay Your Bill at Bank Branches

You can easily pay your GEPCO electricity bill by visiting any nearby branch of the following commercial banks operating across Pakistan:

• Habib Bank Limited (HBL)
• United Bank Limited (UBL)
• MCB Bank Limited
• Allied Bank Limited (ABL)
• National Bank of Pakistan (NBP)
• Bank Alfalah

Simply take a printed copy of your GEPCO bill to the bank counter, where the staff will process your payment and provide you with a payment receipt for your records.

Mobile Banking Payment Options

You can also pay your GEPCO electricity bill online using a variety of trusted digital payment services available across Pakistan. These platforms allow you to complete your payment securely within minutes, without visiting a bank branch.

Popular payment options include:

• JazzCash
• Easypaisa
• HBL Mobile
• UBL Digital
• Meezan Digital Banking
• Bank Alfalah Alfa
• MCB Live
• Allied Bank myABL
• NBP Digital

These digital payment methods are available 24/7, making it quick and convenient to pay your GEPCO bill anytime and from anywhere.

ATM-Based Bill Payment

If you prefer using an ATM, you can conveniently pay your GEPCO electricity bill through the ATM services of most major banks in Pakistan. Simply select the Bill Payment option, enter your 14-digit GEPCO Reference Number, verify the bill details, and complete the payment. Be sure to keep the transaction receipt for your records.

GEPCO (Gujranwala Electric Power Company) is the electricity distribution company responsible for supplying power to millions of consumers across different areas of Punjab. It provides electricity to homes, businesses, industries, and agricultural users while also managing billing, meter-related services, new connections, and customer support. For many people in the region, GEPCO plays an important role in ensuring a reliable and continuous power supply for everyday life.

GEPCO Bill Components Explained

Consumer Information (Name & Service Address)

This section contains the registered consumer’s name and the address linked to the electricity connection. Before making any payment or requesting a service, check these details to ensure the bill belongs to the correct property and account.

Reference Number (14 Digits)

Your GEPCO connection is assigned a unique 14-digit Reference Number that remains the same for every billing cycle. This number is required whenever you want to check, download, or print your GEPCO bill online.

Customer Account Number

The Customer Account Number is another unique identifier used by GEPCO to maintain your consumer records. It may be requested when visiting a GEPCO office, registering complaints, or applying for services related to your electricity connection.

Billing Month

This part of the bill shows the month for which electricity charges have been calculated. Reviewing the billing month helps you confirm that the bill relates to the correct consumption period.

Issue Date & Due Date

The Issue Date indicates when your electricity bill was generated, while the Due Date tells you the last day to make payment without incurring late payment charges. Paying before the deadline helps you avoid unnecessary penalties.

Previous & Current Meter Readings

This section displays the meter readings recorded at the beginning and end of the billing period. GEPCO calculates your monthly electricity consumption by comparing these two readings.

Monthly Electricity Consumption

Here you can see the total number of electricity units (kWh) used during the billing month. Since electricity charges are calculated based on unit consumption, this figure has a direct impact on your final bill amount.

Previous Outstanding Amount

If any amount from earlier bills remains unpaid, it will be listed in this section as an outstanding balance. Clearing these pending dues on time helps prevent additional surcharges and keeps your billing record up to date.