MEPCO Bill Check in Multan

Multan is not just another MEPCO city — it is the company's home. MEPCO's head office stands here on Khanewal Road, and Multan is the largest city of South Punjab, famous for its shrines, its mangoes and its fierce summer heat. If your home, shop or factory is in Multan, this page is the quickest way to see this month's bill.

Check your Multan MEPCO bill

Enter the 14-digit reference number from any old Multan bill below. Your current bill opens on the official PITC page with the amount, due date and units — no sign-up and no fee.

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Free — no sign-up, no app needed. Your bill opens on the official PITC page in a new tab.

🔒 Your number is never sent to or stored on this website — it goes directly to the official PITC bill page.

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If that tab shows the PITC search page instead of your bill, copy this number and paste it there:
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Or open the official PITC search page and paste it there — or go via the official MEPCO website.

New to checking online? Our guide to the MEPCO reference number shows where those 14 digits are printed. Once you have seen the amount, you can pay the bill online through a bank app or wallet instead of queueing at a bank in the heat.

Electricity supply in Multan

Electricity in Multan district is managed through MEPCO's circle office in the city, which sets local policy and handles escalations, while the day-to-day work sits with the sub-division (SDO) offices spread across the city and district. A new connection, a bill correction, a meter complaint or a name change starts at your own sub-division — the circle office is where a matter goes when the sub-division cannot settle it.

Multan's load has a character of its own. Summer temperatures here are among the highest in Punjab, so air-conditioning and fans run long hours and monthly units climb fast. Around it sits a busy commercial city: the Industrial Estate, cotton and textile units, mango orchards in the surrounding countryside, and pilgrims visiting the historic shrines. Towns served include Shujabad and Jalalpur Pirwala.

Multan at a glance

DistrictMultan District, South Punjab
MEPCO circleMultan Circle
Areas servedGulgasht Colony, Bosan Road, Cantt, Old City — Haram Gate & Pak Gate, Shah Rukn-e-Alam, BZU area and the surrounding areas of the district
Check your billWith the 14-digit reference number or 10-digit consumer ID — use the checker above
Local helpYour sub-division (SDO) office for routine work, the Multan circle office for escalations, or helpline 118 / 0800-63726

Areas & localities served

MEPCO feeders cover the whole of Multan, from the Old City's dense lanes to the newer colonies on the outskirts. Localities served include:

  • Gulgasht Colony
  • Bosan Road
  • Cantt
  • Old City — Haram Gate & Pak Gate
  • Shah Rukn-e-Alam
  • BZU area
  • Khanewal Road
  • Vehari Road
  • Industrial Estate
  • Shujabad
  • Jalalpur Pirwala

Wherever your meter is in the district — Gulgasht house, Haram Gate shop or Industrial Estate unit — the bill is checked the same way: with the reference number printed on it.

Getting help in Multan

For anything that genuinely needs a person, start at your local sub-division (SDO) office: new connections, bill corrections and meter matters are all handled there. If an issue stays unresolved, take it up a level to the MEPCO circle office in Multan; policy-level matters sit with the head office on Khanewal Road. Many Multan consumers never need either office — most billing questions can be settled from home.

For a supply failure or general complaint, call 118 or the toll-free 0800-63726, or register on the official CCMS portal so it is logged centrally. Our complaint guide walks through each route, and our contact page lists every official MEPCO number in one place.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the MEPCO head office in Multan, and should I go there for my bill?
MEPCO's head office is on Khanewal Road in Multan and deals with policy-level matters. For your own bill — a correction, a new connection or a name change — you do not need it: your local sub-division (SDO) office handles routine work, and the Multan circle office handles escalations. Most complaints need no office visit at all.
My paper bill has not arrived in Multan — what should I do?
Check it in the checker above with your 14-digit reference number. The bill that opens online is a full copy of the paper bill, with the same amount and due date, and it works as your duplicate bill — print it or save it as a PDF and pay it at any bank, post office or wallet app.
Who do I contact for a power failure in Multan?
Call 118 or the toll-free 0800-63726, or register the failure on the CCMS portal. Keep your reference number ready, so the complaint is logged against your own connection and you get a tracking number.