MEPCO Bill Reference Number — How to Find It

The MEPCO reference number is a unique 14-digit number assigned to your electricity connection. It is your primary identifier for accessing your bill online, making payments, and communicating with MEPCO about your account.

This number remains the same across all billing cycles — once you know it, you can use it every month to check your bill without needing anything else.

Your reference number is printed on every MEPCO electricity bill. Look at the diagram below showing exactly where to find it:

Official Bill Diagram: The 14-digit Reference Number is highlighted on the upper portion of your MEPCO bill.

The reference number is in the top-left section of your bill, inside the "Consumer Detail" box. It is labeled as "Reference No." or "Ref No." and contains exactly 14 digits.

Your MEPCO bill has two important identifiers. Here is how they differ:

Both identifiers work on the official PITC portal. However, the 14-digit reference number is the more widely used option and is required for most payment methods.

If you have lost all previous bills and cannot locate your reference number:

• Check old bills: Look through your records for any previous paper bills or PDF copies.
• Check payment receipts: If you have paid through a bank or mobile wallet, the reference number may be on your payment receipt.
• Ask your neighbor: If a neighbor has a recent bill, their reference number format may help you identify yours (first few digits are often area-specific).
• Visit MEPCO office: Go to your nearest MEPCO sub-division office with your CNIC (national ID card). The staff can look up your reference number using your name and address.
• Call MEPCO helpline: Contact MEPCO at 0800-63726 for assistance with retrieving your account details.

The MEPCO reference number follows a specific format that encodes your subdivision and account information. While the exact encoding may vary, the number always consists of exactly 14 numeric digits with no spaces, dashes, or letters.