A guide to electricity bill payment in Pune: Online and offline methods

The bill payment limit in cash is Rs 5,000 per month, and through online mode is Rs 50,000 per month.

Electricity is a necessity in every household. From operating appliances, automobiles, and transport, to charging mobile phones, everything needs an electricity connection. Maharashtra Electricity Board is in charge of providing electricity to the whole state and Pune, too. This article provides information on how to pay electricity bills in Pune through online mode. For that, consumers should have access to the Maharashtra Electricity Board (MSEDCL) official website.

See also: Assam electricity bill payment: Online and offline methods

 

What are the steps to pay the electricity bill in Pune through the official website?

To pay electricity bills in Pune through online mode, you need to follow some easy steps.

Step 1: Go to the official website or the online portal of the Maharashtra Electricity Board (MSEDCL).

Step 2: Enter consumer type, consumer number, and captcha for mahadiscom login.

Step 3: Tab ‘submit’ and wait for the page to refresh.

Step 4: Using the relevant consumer details, tap on ‘payment’.

Step 5: As the page refreshes for payment, choose your preferred mode of payment.

Step 6: After successful Pune electricity bill payment, do not forget to download and keep the acknowledgement slip for future reference.

 

What are the steps to pay the electricity bill in Pune through the mobile app?

Follow these steps to pay for electricity in Pune through the mobile app.

Step 1: The Maharashtra Electricity Board has its official mobile app known as Mahavitaran.

Step 2: To pay the electricity bill in Pune, download the Mahavitaran app on your smartphone.

Step 3: Put your credentials and necessary details for mahadiscom login.

Step 4: Check your payment dues and select the preferred payment method from the list given.

Step 5: Once payment is done, save the successful payment slip for reference.

 

What are the steps to pay electricity bills in Pune through E-wallets?

Now payments are made easier with the introduction of E-wallets in your smartphones. Here are easy steps to follow while making payment of electricity bills through E-wallets.

Step 1: Many E-wallets like Amazon Pay, Paytm, Freecharge, and Mobikwik provide the option of Pune electricity bill payment.

Step 2: All you need to do first is to download your desired app through which you want the payment to be done.

Step 3: Under the ‘electricity/bill payment’ option, choose your relevant state (in this case Maharashtra) and electricity board (Maharashtra electricity board)

Step 4: Enter your consumer ID and tap on ‘fetch bill’

Step 5: Your due payment will be reflected on the screen.

Step 6: You can now use the money on your e-wallet to make the Pune electricity bill payment.

Step 7: Make sure you have enough money added to your e-wallet before making the payment.

 

How to find consumer ID in offline Pune electricity bills?

If you’re making your first payment for your electricity bill, understanding the concept of a consumer ID may be unfamiliar. Essentially, it serves as a unique identifier assigned to each consumer, facilitating online bill checking and payment. Additionally, the consumer ID proves useful when obtaining a duplicate copy of your electricity bill.

For Pune electricity bill payments, offline methods are also available. You can find your consumer ID on either your current or previous offline electricity bills. Typically a 10-digit number resembling (VRS, it’s important to note that not all consumer IDs follow this format, as the length can vary among different electricity boards nationwide. For instance, the consumer ID length for someone in Maharashtra may differ from that of an individual in West Bengal.

If you encounter difficulty locating your consumer ID, consider visiting your electricity board with proper identification for verification. The authorities can assist you in retrieving your consumer ID for future reference.

 

How to find consumer ID in online Pune electricity bills?

Step 1: Utilise online modes such as Paytm for convenient electricity bill payments, specifically navigating to the Pune electricity bill payment page.

Step 2: Upon arrival, indicate your state as ‘Maharashtra’ and opt for ‘Maharashtra Electricity Board’ as your regulatory authority.

Step 3: Specify your consumer type and the corresponding district within Pune.

Step 4: Click on ‘view bill sample’ to access detailed information on the MSEDCL view bill.

Step 5: Locate your consumer ID at the top right corner of your screen; make a note of it for future reference.

Step 6: It’s important to note that the consumer ID remains constant and does not undergo any changes.

 

FAQs

Who is the MD of MSEDCL?

Vijay Singhal is the Managing Director (MD)/CEO of Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Limited.

How can I check my electricity bill online in Pune?

You can check your Mahavitaran electricity bill online by the MSEB bill view page of the MAHAVITARAN / MAHADISCOM / MSEDCL online portal.

What is the billing cycle of MSEB?

The bills are issued monthly, bimonthly, and quarterly for domestic, non-domestic, industrial, and agricultural consumers.

What is the per unit rate in Pune?

MSEDCL's per unit rate is Rs 4.67 for those consuming electricity between 0-100 units.

What is 1 unit of electricity?

1 unit of electricity = 1 kWh.

How to check the Pune electricity bill payment due online?

Using your credentials for mahadiscom login, click on 'view bill' on the right-hand side of the page. Enter your consumer ID, installation number, consumer type, and captcha. Wait for the page to load and check the bill due displayed on the refreshed page.

How can I complain to the board about Pune electricity bill payment?

24-hour customer care service is provided with an active help desk for those who wish to register any complaints related to bill payment.

Got any questions or point of view on our article? We would love to hear from you. Write to our Editor-in-Chief Jhumur Ghosh at jhumur.ghosh1@housing.com

 

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