MEPCO Bill Online – Check & Download Duplicate Copy

Want to check your MEPCO bill online? Enter your 14-digit reference number from any old bill in the box below. Your latest bill opens on PITC’s official bill website, where you can view it, print it, or save it as a PDF.

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Mepcobills.net.pk is an independent website. It is not run by MEPCO, PITC, or any government office. The box above sends your reference number straight to PITC’s official bill page, and the bill you see comes directly from PITC. We do not store the number you enter.

The duplicate bill is the same bill MEPCO issued for the month. It shows the units you used, your meter readings, the charges and taxes, the due date, and the amount payable after the due date. You don’t have to wait for the paper copy to pay, because banking apps and mobile wallets only need your reference number.

Need to find your reference number? The red highlighted area in the image below shows where it is printed.

Where to find the 14-digit reference number on a MEPCO bill

Bills issued since June 2026 use a redesigned layout, so on a newer bill the reference number is in the Consumer Detail box at the top. Your 10-digit consumer ID is printed just below it. Both numbers stay the same from month to month, so any old bill works.

What Is MEPCO?

MEPCO (Multan Electric Power Company) distributes electricity across Multan and much of South Punjab. It is one of Pakistan’s largest distribution companies by area, serving 13 districts, so if you get a MEPCO bill you can check it here.

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Areas Under MEPCO

MEPCO supplies electricity across these 13 districts of South Punjab. If you live in any of them, you can check your bill on this page.

DistrictSome cities and towns covered
MultanMultan City, Multan Cantt, Shujabad, Jalalpur Pirwala, Makhdoom Rashid
KhanewalKhanewal, Mian Channu, Kabirwala, Jahanian, Abdul Hakeem
VehariVehari, Burewala, Mailsi
LodhranLodhran, Dunyapur, Kehror Pacca
SahiwalSahiwal, Chichawatni
PakpattanPakpattan, Arifwala
BahawalpurBahawalpur, Ahmadpur East, Hasilpur, Yazman, Khairpur Tamewali
BahawalnagarBahawalnagar, Chishtian, Haroonabad, Minchinabad, Fort Abbas
Rahim Yar KhanRahim Yar Khan, Sadiqabad, Khanpur, Liaquatpur
MuzaffargarhMuzaffargarh, Alipur, Jatoi
Kot AdduKot Addu, Chowk Munda
LayyahLayyah, Chaubara, Karor Lal Esan
Dera Ghazi KhanDera Ghazi Khan, Taunsa, Kot Chutta
RajanpurRajanpur, Jampur, Rojhan
MEPCO service areas across South Punjab
Areas Under MEPCO

If you’re in the Lahore area instead, check your LESCO online bill. If you’re in Peshawar, see PESCO Online Bill.

How to Check MEPCO Bill Online

All you need is the reference number from any old bill. It normally stays the same from month to month.

  • Find the 14-digit reference number on an old bill. The image above shows where it is.
  • Type it into the box at the top of this page. Spaces and hyphens are removed automatically.
  • Click “Generate Bill”. Your bill opens in a new tab on PITC’s bill website, where you can view it, print it, or save it as a PDF.

The page works on any device: phone, tablet, or laptop. You can’t look up a bill with your CNIC or name; you need the reference number or the 10-digit consumer ID. If you don’t have any old bill, ask your MEPCO sub-division office for your reference number.

The New MEPCO Bill and Its QR Codes

In June 2026 the government introduced a new electricity bill format across all distribution companies. The layout is cleaner, and many detailed charges are now grouped and placed behind a QR code instead of being printed in full. Your reference number and consumer ID have not changed, so you can still check and pay your bill the same way.

New MEPCO bills carry two separate QR codes, and it helps to know which is which:

  • Payment QR code: scan it in a banking app or wallet (Easypaisa, JazzCash, or your bank) to pay without typing your reference number. It has nothing to do with the subsidy.
  • Subsidy registration QR code: this opens the official PITC cross-subsidy portal, where protected consumers can confirm eligibility and register. Scanning alone does not reduce your bill; you have to complete the registration.

If you use 200 units or less a month, look for the subsidy QR code on your bill and complete the registration so your protected-consumer subsidy continues. Enter your details only on the official portal the code opens, and never share them elsewhere.

Check Your MEPCO Bill by SMS

No internet? You can send a complaint or query by SMS to 8118, the central code for all electricity companies. For your bill amount and due date, the quickest options are the box at the top of this page or a banking app, both of which only need your reference number.

How a MEPCO Bill Is Calculated

A domestic MEPCO bill is built up from a few parts. Per-unit rates are set by NEPRA and change from time to time, so always read the figures from your own bill, but the structure is the same:

  • Cost of electricity: your units multiplied by the per-unit rate for your slab. Protected consumers pay lower rates than unprotected consumers.
  • Fixed charges: a monthly charge based on your sanctioned load in kW.
  • Fuel price adjustment (FPA) and quarterly adjustment: NEPRA sets these, and each can add to or reduce your bill in a given month.
  • GST: 18% is applied to the electricity charges and adjustments.
  • Late payment surcharge: added if you pay after the due date, so pay on time to avoid it.

For a rough estimate before your bill arrives, try our MEPCO tariff page. Your actual bill can differ because of the FPA, quarterly adjustment, and any arrears.

Charges and Taxes on a MEPCO Bill

On the new bill layout, many of these are grouped and shown behind the QR code, but they still apply:

  • Fuel price adjustment (FPA): passes changes in the cost of fuel used to generate electricity on to consumers. NEPRA sets it each month, so it can add to your bill or reduce it.
  • Quarterly tariff adjustment: a revision applied every three months to reflect capacity and other costs. It runs for a set period and then ends.
  • Financing cost (FC) surcharge: a small per-unit charge that helps service power-sector debt.
  • Electricity duty: a small provincial charge on the cost of electricity.
  • GST: 18% general sales tax on the electricity charges and adjustments.
  • Income tax: withheld on higher bills, with the rate depending on the amount and your FBR filer status.

The Rs 35 PTV licence fee that used to appear on bills was removed from electricity bills in 2025. If you still see a PTV fee charged on a current bill, raise it through an official MEPCO complaint channel.

How to Check If Your Bill Is Paid

Your bill has a history table listing the bill amount and the payment received for each of the last 12 months. A payment shows up in that table on the bill issued after you pay. If a month shows 0 under payment even though you paid, keep your bank or wallet receipt and take it to your sub-division office. If you paid through an app and the status hasn’t updated, allow 24 to 48 hours before checking again.

Tips to Lower Your Electricity Bill

For many homes, the biggest saving comes from staying at or below 200 units a month, which keeps you on protected rates.

  • Homes that stay at or under 200 units a month for six months in a row are billed at protected rates. Going over 200 units in one month can cost you that status for months afterwards, so watch the units column in your bill history.
  • Replace old bulbs and tube lights with LED lights.
  • Set air conditioners to around 26ยฐC rather than lower temperatures.
  • Switch off water pumps, heaters, and other heavy appliances when you don’t need them.
  • Unplug phone and laptop chargers when they aren’t in use.

MEPCO Complaints and Helpline

For power outages, faults, and billing complaints, use these central numbers, which serve all electricity companies:

  • Call 118 for outages, faults, and complaints, free from any network.
  • SMS 8118 with your complaint details.
  • MEPCO toll-free helpline: 0800-63726.
  • Online complaints: register and track them at the CCMS portal, ccms.pitc.com.pk.

Your own bill also lists phone numbers for your local sub-division (SDO) and division (XEN) offices, which are the fastest route for local problems such as a wrong meter reading. For official services and the current helpline details, always check MEPCO’s official website, mepco.com.pk. If you see a fallen or hanging power line, stay well away and report it straight away; never touch it.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Open your latest bill and check the payment column in the 12-month history table. A payment appears on the bill issued after you pay. You can also confirm a payment in the app or wallet you paid with.

The reference number is the same on all your bills, so any old bill works. If you don’t have one, ask at your MEPCO sub-division office, or call 118.

The reference number is a 14-digit number that identifies your connection. The consumer ID is a shorter 10-digit number printed near it. Either can be used to look up your bill; the box on this page uses the reference number.

No. Bills are looked up by reference number or consumer ID, not by CNIC or name.

No. The payment QR is only for paying. The separate subsidy QR opens the official registration portal for protected consumers; scanning alone doesn’t change your bill, you have to complete the registration.

No. This is an independent website. MEPCO’s official website is mepco.com.pk, and the bills you open from this page come from PITC’s official bill system.