SEPCO Bill – SEPCO Online Bill Check

SEPCO Bill Online

SEPCO Bill Online is a digital service offered by Sukkur Electric Power Company (SEPCO) that allows customers to manage their electricity bills online in areas near the Sukkur region. This online platform lets you view your current bills, access your billing history, download duplicate bills, and make payments electronically online from the comfort of your home. It provides convenience by allowing you to handle your electricity-related tasks from anywhere with internet access. Also, it eliminates the need for hectic physical visits to SEPCO offices or banks for bill-related activities.

How to Check Your SEPCO Bill Online?

You can easily check SEPCO bills online. You only need your 14-digit reference number to view your SEPCO electricity bill. You can view, download, and print your SEPCO duplicate bill by following these steps:

• Find the 14-digit Reference Number: First, we have to find the 14-digit reference number. This number appears in the upper left corner or, in the upper right corner, beneath the customer ID on your previous SEPCO bill.
• Enter the 14-digit Reference Number: Now, type your 14-digit reference number into the bill-checking section. Do not include spaces or hyphens.
• Click the “Generate” Button: After entering your reference number, click the Generate button. The system will process your request and show your latest SEPCO bill if available, or your last bill if not.
• Get Your Copy of the Duplicate Bill: You can keep a copy by printing it or saving it as a PDF to your computer or phone.

About SEPCO

Sukkur Electric Power Company (SEPCO) is operating under WAPDA. It was established on July 10, 2010. The purpose of it is to meet the electricity needs of the Sukkur region and its surrounding areas. Its official website offers a free and user-friendly platform where you can check your SEPCO bill online. All you need is a reference number. Then you can view and print duplicate bills, learn about payment methods, and access old electricity bills. SEPCO's headquarters are located in Sukkur, Sindh, Pakistan.

Areas Under SEPCO

SEPCO provides electricity distribution services in the districts of Sukkur, Ghotki, Khairpur, Kashmore/Kandhkot, Jacobabad, Shikarpur, Larkana, Kambar/Shahdadkot, Dadu, and parts of Jamshoro, Naushehro Feroze, Shaheed Benazirabad, and Rahimyar Khan.

SEPCO Peak Hours

SEPCO peak hours are fixed times when electricity demand in an area is at its highest. Peak hours result in higher rates per unit of electricity. Additionally, during off-peak hours when demand decreases, electricity rates per unit also decrease. SEPCO's peak hours typically span from 7:00 pm to 11:00 pm, reflecting the period of highest electricity consumption in the region.

How to pay SEPCO Bill Online

As discussed before we can pay the SEPCO bill online but how? There are many ways to pay it online like Online banking, Easypaisa, Jazzcash and Daraz Wallet as well. Each method is discussed below in detail:

> Via Online Banking

To pay your SEPCO bill online via online banking, follow these steps:

• Log in to your bank's online banking application.
• Go to the bill payment or utility bills section.
• Select "SEPCO" as the billing company or electricity provider.
• Enter your 14-digit reference number from your SEPCO bill.
• Verify the bill details and enter the amount you wish to pay.
• Confirm the payment.
• Save the confirmation receipt or reference number provided by your bank for your records.

> Via Easypaisa

To pay your SEPCO bill using Easypaisa, follow these steps:

• Log in to your Easypaisa account and go to the "Pay Bills" option.
• Choose SEPCO as your billing company.
• Enter the 14-digit reference number located on your bill.
• Input the amount you wish to pay.
• Confirm the payment details to complete the transaction.

> Via Jazzcash

Here are the steps to pay your SEPCO bill using JazzCash:

• Open the JazzCash app and log in to your account.
• Choose the "Utility Bills" option and specifically select "SEPCO" as the utility company you want to pay.
• Input the 14-digit reference number found on your SEPCO bill into the app.
• Double-check the entered details for accuracy, then confirm the payment.
• Once the payment is processed, you will receive a confirmation notification from JazzCash.

> Via Daraz Wallet

You can also pay the SEPCo bill using Daraz Wallet. To pay your SEPCO bill online using Daraz Wallet, follow these steps:

• Install the Daraz app if not installed on your phone.
• After that, open the Daraz app on your smartphone.
• Log in to your Daraz account.
• Go to the "Daraz Wallet" section within the app.
• Select the "Pay Bills" option and choose "Electricity".
• Choose "SEPCO" as your biller.
• Enter your 14-digit reference number from your SEPCO bill.
• Confirm the bill details and the amount to be paid.
• Complete the payment using your Daraz Wallet balance.

Verify SEPCO Bill Paid or Not

You can verify if your SEPCO bill is paid by checking your online banking app or website if you made the payment online. If you paid in person, look at the receipt for the date, amount, and reference number. For further assistance, you can contact SEPCO customer service or visit their website. To check your bill online, go to Pitc.Net.PK and enter your 14-digit reference number to see the bill details.

SEPCO Bill Instalment Procedure

To arrange an instalment plan for your SEPCO bill, visit the SEPCO customer service centre with your latest bill, any previous unpaid bills, and a valid ID. Request an instalment plan application form, fill it out, and submit it along with the required documents. SEPCO will review your application and notify you if it is approved. Once approved, follow the provided payment schedule to make your payments. For more details, visit the SEPCO bill online portal at Pitc.Net.PK.

Taxes in SEPCO Bills

Here are the types of taxes and fees applied to SEPCO bills:

1. GST (General Sales Tax): This tax is applied to the sale of goods and services, including electricity consumption. It is calculated as a percentage of the total bill amount.
2. FPA (Fuel Price Adjustment): This adjustment accounts for fluctuations in fuel prices, particularly in the cost of generating electricity. The FPA may vary based on changes in fuel costs.
3. TV Fee (Television Fee): This fee supports the maintenance and operation of state-owned television channels. It is typically a fixed amount included in the bill.
4. Income Tax Surcharge: This surcharge is added to the bill amount as part of the consumer’s income tax obligations. The amount varies based on the consumer’s income tax rate.
5. Neelam-Jhelum Surcharge: This surcharge funds the Neelum-Jhelum Hydroelectric Power Project. It aims to generate additional electricity for the national grid. It is calculated based on the area and bill amount.