MEPCO Bill Check in Pakpattan

Pakpattan is the shrine city of Hazrat Baba Fariduddin Ganjshakar, and between its bazaars, its devotees and its farming hinterland it never really slows down. If your paper bill is late, lost or simply inconvenient, this page shows you the same bill online — amount, due date and all — in less than a minute.

Check your Pakpattan MEPCO bill

Enter the 14-digit reference number from any old Pakpattan bill, or switch to the second tab and use the 10-digit consumer ID printed just below it — both open the same bill.

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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.

With the bill in front of you, the quickest finish is to pay your MEPCO bill online through your bank or wallet app — the same number works there, and you get a receipt instantly.

Electricity supply in Pakpattan

Pakpattan's load has a rhythm of its own. Ordinary months are driven by homes, shops, cold storage and the agricultural tube wells of a district where the Sutlej flows nearby, but the annual Urs of Baba Fariduddin Ganjshakar brings very large crowds into the city, and the extra load on the city feeders during those days is planned for well in advance. Arifwala, the district's other major town, adds its own demand from its busy grain market and textile units.

The MEPCO circle office for Pakpattan oversees the district's feeders and handles escalations, while the sub-division (SDO) offices in Pakpattan city and Arifwala deal with day-to-day work: new connections, corrections to bills, meter complaints and local fault repair. Towns served include Pakpattan city and Arifwala, together with the villages spread across the district's canal-irrigated farmland.

Pakpattan at a glance

DistrictPakpattan District, South Punjab
MEPCO circleSahiwal Circle
Areas servedFarid Nagar, Main Bazaar, Arifwala Road, College Road, Arifwala 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 Sahiwal circle office for escalations, or helpline 118 / 0800-63726

Areas & localities served

MEPCO supply covers the whole of Pakpattan city — from the older streets around the shrine and bazaar to the newer residential roads — and extends across the district to Arifwala and the rural union councils:

  • Farid Nagar
  • Main Bazaar
  • Arifwala Road
  • College Road
  • Arifwala

Shops near the shrine, homes in Farid Nagar and godowns along Arifwala Road are all billed the same way, and every one of those bills can be viewed with the checker above.

Getting help in Pakpattan

Visit your sub-division (SDO) office for in-person matters such as a correction on your bill, a change of name or a new connection, and take your CNIC and latest bill with you. If the matter is not resolved there, the circle office in Pakpattan is where district-level escalations are heard.

For a breakdown, low voltage or a billing complaint, you do not have to travel: call 118 or the toll-free 0800-63726, or file through the official CCMS portal, which gives you a tracking number. Our complaint guide explains the CCMS steps in plain language, and all official numbers are gathered on the contact page.

Pakpattan bill FAQs

My paper bill has not arrived in Pakpattan — what should I do?
Use the checker on this page with your 14-digit reference number. The bill that opens is your duplicate bill: print it or save it as a PDF and pay it at any bank, post office or through a payment app, just like the paper copy.
Who do I contact for a power failure in Pakpattan?
Call 118 or the toll-free helpline 0800-63726, or log the fault on the CCMS portal at ccms.pitc.com.pk. Having your reference number ready helps the team log the complaint against your connection and update you on restoration.
Can I check a Pakpattan bill from outside the city?
Yes. The online checker works from anywhere in Pakistan or abroad. You only need the 14-digit reference number or the 10-digit consumer ID from any old bill — no visit to Pakpattan is required.