ISLAMABAD · RAWALPINDI · ATTOCK · JHELUM · CHAKWAL
IESCO Bill Check – View, Print & Download Your Electricity Bill Online
Enter your reference number or consumer ID to view, download, and print your latest electricity bill — no login, no waiting in line.
Securely opens the official PITC bill portal in a new tab.
Where to find it
Not sure which number is which?
Your Reference Number is printed at the top-left of your paper bill, just below the IESCO logo — highlighted in red below. Your Consumer ID sits right beside it.
About the service
What is IESCO Bill Check?
IESCO stands for Islamabad Electric Supply Company — the government-owned electricity distribution company responsible for supplying power to Islamabad Capital Territory, Rawalpindi, Attock, Jhelum, and Chakwal. Every month, IESCO delivers electricity to millions of homes, shops, offices, and factories across these districts.
IESCO Bill Check simply means viewing your monthly electricity bill online instead of waiting for the postman to deliver a paper copy — or searching your house for a bill you’ve misplaced. All you need are two numbers: your 14-digit Reference Number or your 10-digit Consumer ID, both printed on your last paper bill.
- ✓ Open to everyone with an IESCO connection — homeowners, tenants, shopkeepers, factory managers
- ✓ No account to create, no personal information to hand over
- ✓ Enter your number and your bill appears on the screen
Process
How to check your bill online
Open the checker
Go to the bill check box at the top of this page.
Enter your ID
Type your 14-digit reference number, or use your 10-digit consumer ID instead.
Tap check bill
Your latest bill loads on screen within a few seconds.
Download or print
View it, print it, or download it — ready whenever you need it.
By Reference Number
Look at the top-left corner of your last paper bill. Type the 14-digit code exactly as printed, with no spaces or dashes.
By Consumer ID
If your old bill is nowhere to be found, your 10-digit Consumer ID — printed next to your name and address — works just as well.
On mobile
The bill check box works exactly the same on a phone browser. No app to download, no extra steps.
On desktop
Any modern browser — Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge — displays your bill directly in the window.
After it loads
Download or print your bill
Download
Saves your bill as a PDF to your phone or computer — the easiest way to keep a digital copy or forward it to a landlord, accountant, or family member.
Sends the bill directly to a connected printer — handy for a bank counter, rental agreement, or office file.
There’s no limit on how many times you can check or download your IESCO duplicate bill — repeat the process as often as you need.
Two ways to check
Consumer ID & Reference Number
Consumer ID
Identifies your specific electricity connection in IESCO’s records. Unlike the Reference Number, it doesn’t change from month to month — it stays tied to your connection permanently. Printed on your paper bill, usually near the Reference Number, just below your name and address.
Setting up a payment through a banking app for the first time? The Consumer ID is often the field they ask for.
Reference Number
Specific to each individual bill — it updates slightly every billing cycle but always stays linked to your same connection. Printed at the top-left corner of your bill, directly under the IESCO logo.
- 1 Call the IESCO helpline with your name, CNIC, and connection address
- 2 Visit your nearest IESCO subdivision office with your CNIC
- 3 Check your banking or mobile wallet app’s transaction history
Where to find it on your bill
Why use this tool
Built around what actually matters
Real-time updates
Bill amounts and due dates reflect IESCO’s live records.
Nothing stored
Only your reference number is needed — no accounts, no data kept.
Available 24/7
Check your bill any hour, any day, from any device.
Always free
Unlimited checks and downloads, with no service fee.
Full tax breakdown
Every surcharge on your bill is itemized and explained below.
Works everywhere
Optimized for Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge alike.
Understand your bill
What each section of your bill means
| Section | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Due Date | The last date you can pay without a late payment surcharge |
| Units Consumed | Total electricity used during the billing month |
| Peak Units | Units used during peak hours (6:30 PM–10:30 PM), charged at a higher rate |
| Off-Peak Units | Units used outside peak hours, charged at a lower rate |
| Arrears | Any unpaid balance carried forward from a previous bill |
| Tariff | The rate category applied to your connection — domestic, commercial, industrial, or agricultural |
| Meter Information | Your meter number, current reading, and previous reading |
| Consumer Information | Your name, connection address, Reference Number, and Consumer ID on file |
Where the total comes from
What’s inside your bill amount
The total on your IESCO bill isn’t just the cost of electricity you used — several taxes and surcharges are added on top. None of these are unique to IESCO; they apply broadly across Pakistan’s electricity distribution companies, but the exact amount varies with your usage and tariff category.
Fuel Price Adjustment
Moves up or down every month depending on the cost of fuel used to generate electricity nationwide.
General Sales Tax
A federal sales tax applied to the bill amount, in line with rates set for utility services.
PTV Fee
A small fixed fee collected on electricity bills to support public television broadcasting.
Electricity Duty
A provincial tax charged on the units you consume.
Financing Cost Surcharge
A per-unit charge that helps cover financing costs across the power distribution sector.
Quarterly Tariff Adjustment
A periodic adjustment approved by the power sector regulator, reflecting changes in the cost of generating and supplying electricity.
Want the exact rate for your usage bracket? See our IESCO Tariff guide for complete rate tables by consumer category.
Once you’ve checked it
How to pay your IESCO bill
Easypaisa or JazzCash
Open the app, select Bill Payment → Electricity → IESCO. Enter your Reference Number, confirm the name and amount, and pay instantly.
Bank branches
Most commercial banks across Pakistan accept IESCO bill payments over the counter — no account required at that bank.
ATM
Many bank ATMs support utility bill payment. Select Utility Bills, then IESCO, and enter your Reference Number.
Mobile or internet banking
Log into your bank’s app or website, go to Utility Bill Payment, select IESCO, and enter your Reference Number.
Always keep the payment receipt or confirmation message until it reflects on your next bill — this is your proof if a payment issue ever comes up. For a full walkthrough plus installment plan details, see our IESCO Bill Payment guide.
Ran into a problem?
Common issues when checking your bill
Need direct support?
Contact & complaint channels
Available for billing queries, 24/7.
File and track complaints online.
Street 40, Sector G-7/4, Islamabad.
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