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How To Recharge Eko Electricity (EKEDC)Prepaid Meter Online

by Stephen Akadiri/04 May 2020 Last updated on This simple guide will walk you through the exact steps to take so as to make your EKEDC prepaid meter online payment, generate a token, and get your prepaid meter recharged successfully. What is EKEDC Prepaid Meter? EKEDC prepaid meter is an electricity prepaid meter operating under the issuance of the Eko Electricity Distribution Company.The Eko Electricity Distribution Company (EKEDC) is one of the 11 major electricity distribution companies or DISCOs with the license to generate, distribute, and market electricity to some households in Lagos mainland. The service areas of the Eko Electric Distribution Company include Agbara, Ojo, Festac, Orile, Mushin, Apapa, Lekki, Ibeju, and Island. EKEDC address and customer care contact EKEDC head office is situated at 24/25 Marina, Lagos Island, Lagos state.Customer care +23470-8065-5555 Email: [email protected] can learn how to apply for EKEDC prepaid meter here. You can recharge your Eko prepaid meter through several means. You can either recharge using your smart meter card or recharge online at the comfort of your house. Here is a detailed guide on how you can recharge using your smart meter card and using shortcodes to check your account balance. This process takes time and it involves visiting any of the EKEDC business hubs in your area. However, with?nepa.ng, you can recharge your Eko prepaid meter online anytime and anywhere you want. You do not need to leave your current location at all as nepa.ng allows you to enjoy simple and fast payment for your electricity bill right where you are. You can top-up your EKEDC prepaid meter online in a few easy steps. The nepa.ng platform helps you save time, cost, and energy. How to recharge EKEDC prepaid meter online Requirements needed for you to recharge your EKEDC prepaid meter online You can buy tokens for your prepaid meters online without any hassle. Customers of Eko Electric have made buying electricity token simpler by adopting online payment platforms that make it possible to pay bills once you have the following: Your EKEDC prepaid meter number (Usually engraved in the body of the meter).Phone number (This is where your token will be sent).Internet-enabled device (PC, Laptops, or Smartphones).ATM card details (Master/Visa/Verve cards). Once you have the following handy, let?s quickly proceed to how you can recharge your Eko prepaid meter online in simple steps using nepa.ng How To Make EKEDC Electricity Payment Online using nepa.ng recharge your EKEDP prepaid meter online using nepa.ng 1.From your internet-enabled device, open your browser and enter www.nepa.ng 2. Here you?d see different DISCOs listed on the platform. Click on the Eko Electricity Distribution Company and enter necessary details such as meter number, phone number, email, and the number of electricity units you want to buy then click the ?submit? button. 3. Review and confirm your order summary, then select your preferred mode of payment (i.e. Bank transfer or via credit card) and enter your card details appropriately. 4. The system accepts your payment details if entered correctly and then takes you to the final page which shows you that your order has been confirmed. Your token is sent to your mobile number and email address immediately. Enter this token correctly on your EKEDC prepaid meter, then you have the electric prepaid meter credited automatically. The process is a very easy one. It saves you time, energy and cost of transportation to the nearest bank or electricity distribution company.
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How To Recharge Your EEDC Prepaid Meter Online

by Stephen Akadiri/30 April 2020 Last updated on The acronym EEDC is formed from the Enugu Electricity Distribution Company. The company is one of the 11 electricity distribution companies or DISCOs with the license to generate, distribute, and market electricity to the Nigerian states. The Enugu Electricity Distribution Company (EEDC) operates mainly in the eastern region of Nigeria and it supplies electricity to Enugu, Abia, Anambra, Imo, and Ebonyi States. EEDC address and customer service contact EEDC headquarter is situated at 62, Okpara Avenue, Enugu, NigeriaCustomer care line: 084700100Email address: [email protected] There are many ways through which you can recharge your EEDC prepaid meter. You can either recharge using your smart meter card or recharge online at the comfort of your house. Here is a detailed guide on how you can recharge using your smart meter card and using shortcodes to check your account balance. The process is time-consuming as it involves visiting any of the EEDC business centres in your area. If your region falls within the states which EEDC (Enugu Electricity Distribution Company) supplies power, this simple guide will show you how you can make EEDC prepaid bill payment online. With nepa.ng, you have the convenience of paying for your EEDC electricity bill anytime and anywhere you want! You do not need to leave your current location because the platform allows you to enjoy simple and fast payment for your electricity bill right where you are. Needed requirements for you to make your EEDC prepaid meter bills payment online You can always buy tokens for your prepaid meters online without any hassle. Customers of EEDC have made buying electricity token simpler by adopting online payment platforms that make it possible to pay bills once the following are in place: Phone number (where your token will be sent)Internet-enabled device (such as smartphone, PC, or laptop)Meter number (Usually inscribed on the body of the prepaid meterATM card details (Master/Visa/Verve cards). Once you?ve settled the requirements above, let?s quickly proceed to how you can recharge your EEDC prepaid meter online in simple steps using nepa.ng How to make EEDC electricity bill online using nepa.ng 1. From your internet-enabled device, open your browser and enter www.nepa.ng 2. Here you?d see different DISCOs listed on the platform. Click on Enugu Electricity Distribution Company and enter necessary details such as meter number, phone number, email, and the number of electricity units you want to buy then click the ?submit? button. 3. Review and confirm your order summary, then select your preferred mode of payment (i.e. Bank transfer or via credit card) and enter your card details appropriately. 4. The system accepts your payment details if entered correctly and then takes you to the final page which shows you that your order has been confirmed. Your token is sent to your mobile number and email address immediately. Enter this token correctly on your EEDC prepaid meter, then you have the electric prepaid meter credited automatically. The process is a very easy one. It saves you time, energy and cost of transportation to the nearest bank or electricity distribution company.
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How To Recharge Your PHED Prepaid Meter Online

by Stephen Akadiri/29 April 2020 Last updated on PHED is an acronym formed from the Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company. The company is one of the 11 electricity distribution companies or DISCOs with the license to generate, distribute, and market electricity to the Nigerian states. The Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company (PHED) operates mainly in the Southern region of Nigeria and it supplies electricity to Rivers, Bayelsa, Cross River, and Akwa-Ibom States. PHED address and customer service contact PHED headquarter is situated at 1 Moscow Road,  Old GRA, Rivers StateCustomer care line: 0700 2255 7433, 08139834000, 08139834001, 08139834002, 09087838800. There are several ways by which you can recharge your PHED prepaid meter. You can either recharge using your smart meter card or recharge online at the comfort of your house. Here is a detailed guide on how you can recharge using your smart meter card and using shortcodes to check your account balance. The process is time-consuming as it involves visiting any of the PHED business centres in your area. If your region falls within Rivers, Bayelsa, Cross River, and Akwa-Ibom, the states which PHED (Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company) supplies power, this simple guide will show you how you can make PHED prepaid bill payment online. With nepa.ng, you have the convenience of paying for your PHED electricity bill anytime and anywhere you want! You do not need to leave your current location because the platform allows you to enjoy simple and fast payment for your electricity bill right where you are. Needed requirements for you to make your PHED prepaid meter bills payment online You can always buy tokens for your prepaid meters online without any hassle. Customers of PHED have made buying electricity token simpler by adopting online payment platforms that make it possible to pay bills once the following are in place: Phone number (where your token will be sent)Internet-enabled device (such as smartphone, PC, or laptop)Meter number (Usually inscribed on the body of the prepaid meterATM card details (Master/Visa/Verve cards). Once you?ve settled the requirements above, let?s quickly proceed to how you can recharge your PHED prepaid meter online in simple steps using nepa.ng How to make PHED electricity bill online using?nepa.ng 1. From your internet-enabled device, open your browser and enter?www.nepa.ng 2. Here you?d see different DISCOs listed on the platform. Click on Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company and enter necessary details such as meter number, phone number, email, and the number of electricity units you want to buy then click the ?submit? button. 3. Review and confirm your order summary, then select your preferred mode of payment (i.e. Bank transfer or via credit card) and enter your card details appropriately. 4. The system accepts your payment details if entered correctly and then takes you to the final page which shows you that your order has been confirmed. Your token is sent to your mobile number and email address immediately. Enter this token correctly on your PHED prepaid meter, then you have the electric prepaid meter credited automatically. The process is a very easy one. It saves you time, energy and cost of transportation to the nearest bank or electricity distribution company.
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How To Recharge JED Prepaid Meter Online

by Stephen Akadiri/28 April 2020 Last updated on This simple guide will walk you through the exact process you need to follow to make your JED prepaid meter online payment, generate token, and get your prepaid meter recharged successfully. What is JED Prepaid Meter? JED prepaid meter is an electricity prepaid meter operating under the issuance of the Jos Electricity Distribution Company.The Jos Electricity Distribution Company (JED) is a public liability company and one of the 11 major electricity distribution companies or DISCOs with the license to generate, distribute, and market electricity to households in the Nigerian states. JED covers 4 Nigerian states only. These states include Plateau, Benue, Bauchi, and Gombe. The Jos Electricity Distribution Company is headquartered in Jos, the capital city of Plateau State. JED PLC address and customer care contact JED head office is situated at Electricity House, 9 Ahmadu Bello Way, Jos-Plateau State, Nigeria.Customer Care line:07069403531Email: [email protected] There are several ways by which you can recharge your JED prepaid meter. You can either recharge using your smart meter card or recharge online at the comfort of your house. Here is a detailed guide on how you can recharge using your smart meter card and using shortcodes to check your account balance. This process takes time and it involves visiting any of the JED business centre in your area. However, with nepa.ng, you can recharge your JED prepaid meter online anytime and anywhere you want. You do not need to leave your current location at all as nepa.ng allows you to enjoy simple and fast payment for your electricity bill right where you are. You can top-up your JED prepaid meter online in a few easy steps. The nepa.ng platform helps you save time, cost, and energy. Requirements needed for you to recharge your JED prepaid meter online You can buy tokens for your prepaid meters online without any hassle. Customers of JED PLC have made buying electricity token simpler by adopting online payment platforms that make it possible to pay bills once you have the following: Your JED prepaid meter number (Usually engraved in the body of the meter).Phone number (This is where your token will be sent).Internet-enabled device (PC, Laptops, or Smartphones).ATM card details (Master/Visa/Verve cards). Once you have the following handy, let's quickly proceed to how you can recharge your JED prepaid meter online in simple steps using nepa.ng How To Make JED PLC Electricity Payment Online using nepa.ng recharge your JED prepaid meter online using nepa.ng 1.From your internet-enabled device, open your browser and enter www.nepa.ng 2. Here you'd see different DISCOs listed on the platform. Click on Jos Electricity Distribution Company and enter necessary details such as meter number, phone number, email, and the number of electricity units you want to buy then click the "submit" button. 3. Review and confirm your order summary, then select your preferred mode of payment (i.e. Bank transfer or via credit card) and enter your card details appropriately. 4. The system accepts your payment details if entered correctly and then takes you to the final page which shows you that your order has been confirmed. Your token is sent to your mobile number and email address immediately. Enter this token correctly on your JED prepaid meter, then you have the electric prepaid meter credited automatically. The process is a very easy one. It saves you time, energy and cost of transportation to the nearest bank or electricity distribution company.
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PHCN Prepaid Meter Codes for Recharging And Checking Balance

by Stephen Akadiri/27 April 2020 Last updated on How To Recharge Your PHCN Prepaid Meter, Check Balance And Meter Number The introduction of prepaid meters to Nigerians since the privatization of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN) has been a big relief to the citizens in general. Before this present era, there have been several complaints about arbitrary meter billings. Most people were overcharged for electricity usage and some people had their cables disconnected from the power source because they failed to pay the bills accrued to them. The good thing about a prepaid meter is that you can determine the worth of electricity units you want to purchase. There are no estimated or arbitrary billings. Briefly, I'd work you through how you can recharge your prepaid meter, check meter balance, and get your meter number. How to recharge your Prepaid Meter There are several ways by which you can recharge your prepaid meter. The 2 common ways you can get this done is by either using the prepaid smart card or by simply recharging online. The latter is a bit faster and easier than the former. If you want to make use of the smart card, you need to configure your smart card from the nearest PHCN office or disco outlet around you so that you can use the card to load, purchase, check or retrieve power credit. Recharging prepaid meter using smart card Depending on your choice, the steps involved in recharging your prepaid meter are highlighted below: Using the smart card 20-digit code Go to any of the dealer outlets or disco offices close to you with your smart meter card. Present your smart card to them. (This card also contain your meter number)Request and pay for the credits you can afford. You would be given a slip containing a 20-digit code and a receipt as proof of successful payment.Go to your prepaid meter and enter the 20 digit code through the UIU Keyboard correctly on the LCD screen.If you enter the token correctly, the screen will display ?ACCEPT? which means that you have successfully recharged your prepaid meter. If the screen displays ?REJECT?, this means the code was not accepted probably due to error while entering the meter codes and the recharge FAILED. Recharging directly with your smart card Where your meter is located, open the card door of your meter monitor and carefully insert the smart card in the proper direction indicated on the card. You must ensure that the control box is connected to a power source while attempting to recharge. When you insert your card, you would notice a symbol display like this "??-" on the monitor unit?s LCD screen. The symbol indicates that your meter and the smart card are synchronizing. You should note that you are not supposed to tamper or remove the smart card while credit loading is incomplete so as to avoid damaging the smart card and your prepaid meter.You'd be notified on your LCD screen once loading is completed. 3. Recharging online from any internet- enabled device Open your browser and enter www.nepa.ngYou will see a list of different electricity distribution companies in Nigeria such as Eko Electricity Distribution Company (EKDC), Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC), Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company (PHEDC), Kano Electricity Distribution Company (KEDCO), Enugu Electricity Distribution Company (EEDC) among others. From the list, select the one your electricity meter is registered with.You will be taken to another page where you can type in your meter number, select the worth of electric unit you want to buy (in naira), input your email and phone number, and then click on ?submit?.Confirm your order summary, then select your preferred mode of payment (i.e. Bank transfer or via credit card) and enter your card details appropriately.You'd be taken to the final page showing that your order has been confirmed. Your token is sent to your mobile number immediately. Enter this token correctly on your prepaid meter, then you have electric prepaid meter credited automatically. Unlike the previous methods, this process is easier and faster. It saves you time, energy and cost of transportation to the nearest disco office or electricity business hubs. How to check your meter number To check your meter number is very easy. Simply press 65 and then the blue button. Your meter number is the 11 digit number displayed on the screen. How to check your prepaid balance If you want to check your prepaid balance or know the amount of total credit used, press 07 on your prepaid keypad and hit the blue button. Your available balance will be displayed on the screen in this format (150.15). This is how to recharge and check balance on your prepaid meter without any difficulty. https://nepa.ng/blog/prepaid-electricity/how-to-get-ikedc-prepaid-meter-in-lagos/ https://nepa.ng/blog/prepaid-electricity/how-to-apply-for-the-ibedc-prepaid-meter/
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How To Get IKEDC Prepaid Meter in Lagos

by Splendid/22 April 2020 Last updated on You can now buy IKEDC power online anytime using nepa.ng Have you been looking for how to acquire a new IKEDC prepaid meter in Lagos? If yes, you are in the right place. I am going to explain in detail how you can apply for the meter online and get it delivered to you within 10 working days. The Ikeja Electricity Distribution Company (abbreviated as IKEDC) kick-started on the 1st November 2013 following the handing over of Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN). IKEDC is headquartered in Ikeja, the capital city of Lagos State. IKEDC uses the Meter Asset Providers (MAP) scheme to procure and install prepaid meters for electricity consumers. The MAP scheme was introduced by the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) to allow easy procurement of prepaid meters and to put an end to estimated billings. Before I show you how to get the IKEDC prepaid meter in Lagos, it is important to note that the process involved in the acquisition of IKEDC prepaid meter is categorized into 4 basic stages: Know Your Customer (KYC) - This is to ensure settlement of any outstanding debtAccount/Field SurveyingPaymentInstallation How to apply for IKEDC prepaid meter in Lagos Start the KYC process by visiting the IKEDC website via map.ikejaelectric.comEnter your meter account number. If you are a new customer, you will have to enter your old meter number so that your account profile can be viewed.Complete the KYC process. Here, you'd need to fill in your personal details appropriately so as to initiate the account survey process.Debt Settlement - customers can clear all outstanding debts by taking advantage of the available repayment options.Meter Payment and Installation - Here, customers can make payments to any of the authorized banks by MAP. No customer should pay in cash to the IKEDC staff or any individual. After using up the electric units on your prepaid meter, you can always recharge anytime, without visiting the IKEDC office or business unit. Here is a detailed guide on how to recharge your prepaid meter online. Cost of Ikeja Electricity Prepaid Meter The stipulated cost of a single-phase prepaid meter is N38, 850 while a three-phase prepaid meter is N70, 350 (VAT inclusive). How Long It Takes To Get the IKEDC Prepaid Meter Prepaid meters are usually installed at the customers' residence within 10 working days for those who pay upfront. While customers who paid in installments will be metered according to MAPs installation schedule. The activation process usually take place after installation. This can happen within 2 working days. IKEDC customers who have outstanding dues on their postpaid bills are advised to take advantage of the various repayment options made available during the KYC process. Customers with outstanding balances will have it rolled on into their prepaid accounts and they can pay in installments in line with the Ikeja Electric installment plan. IKEDC customer care and address You can reach out to the IKEDC customer care for further information/enquires via email [email protected] or call on any of their phone numbers: 01-448-3900, 01-700-0250 and 0700-022-5543. You may want to read our guide on how to get EKEDC prepaid meter here.
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How To Recharge AEDC Electric Meter Online

by Splendid/20 April 2020 Last updated on In simple steps, I am going to show you how to recharge AEDC electricity meter online without any difficulty. What is an AEDC prepaid meter? AEDC meter is an electricity prepaid meter which receives electric power from the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company. AEDC is an acronym for the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company. It is one of the electricity distribution companies in Nigeria that serves power to the FCT (Abuja) and 3 other Nigerian states which are Nasarawa, Kogi, and Niger. Are you residing in any of these above-mentioned locations and you are looking for a fast way to recharge your prepaid meter? You are exactly in the right place. In less than 2 minutes, you'd find out how to recharge your AEDC electric meter online. Going to the nearest AEDC office close to your current location can be energy-sapping and time-consuming, especially when there is a long queue of people who have similar things to do at the same office. Going to banks is another option you wouldn't even want to consider because you are most likely to meet longer queue of people. So to save time, energy and stress, get the following requirements handy: An internet-enabled device such as a smartphone, desktop or laptop computer, etc. (I'm sure you are reading this with one of these devices).Meter number (You'd find this written on the body of your prepaid meter)Phone number (This is where your token will be sent)Email addressMaster/Visa card (for online payment) Now that you have the above basic requirements, lets quickly proceed to how to get your prepaid meter recharged online. How to recharge an AEDC prepaid meter online from your browser, enter www.nepa.ngFrom the list of electricity distribution companies displayed, select AEDC. 3. This takes you to another page where you can enter your meter number, the worth of the electric unit you want to purchase in Naira, phone number and email. Just ensure you enter your details correctly in the appropriate box and click on "submit". 4. It takes you to the next page that allows you review your order summary before selecting your preferred mode of payment. 5. You can either click on "pay via bank transfer" to pay directly from your bank account or you click on "pay via credit card" to add your card details and pay through your ATM card. Once you pay via any of these means, you will receive a token sent to your mobile number and email. You only have to enter the digits of the token directly on your meter and you have your prepaid meter credited immediately. This is a simple way to recharge your AEDC electricity meter online. Another alternative to using your web browser is to download nepa.ng mobile app for Android on Google Play Store. This allows you to gain faster access to the payment of your electricity meter bills. Do yo want to recharge electricity meter online from another vendor different from AEDC? Read our article on how to recharge your prepaid meter online.
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How To Recharge Your Prepaid Meter Online Using Nepa.ng

by Splendid/17 April 2020 Last updated on The emergence of technology in Nigeria has changed so many things about how we carry out our day to day activities. Gone are the days when you need to visit the nearest power distribution company, bank or ATM before you can get your prepaid meter credited. Today, you can easily recharge at any time of the day, in the comfort of your room. It doesn't matter whether your meter unit got exhausted while watching your favourite TV show in the night or you do not even have a bank app on your device. If you have any internet-enabled device, you can easily recharge your electricity prepaid meter online on your browser with nepa.ng anytime. What is nepa.ng all about? It is an online platform that allows you to pay your electricity bills (PHCN) using your computer, smartphone or any related internet-enabled device at any time of the day, without leaving your house. Basic requirements needed: Internet-enabled smartphone or computer.ATM card details (e.g Master/Visa/Verve cards).Your prepaid meter number (usually written on the body of the meter).Phone number (Your token will be sent to this number).Email address (Optional) If all these requirements above are ready, we can then proceed to the next step which is recharging your electricity prepaid meter using nepa.ng. How to recharge your electricity prepaid meter online via nepa.ng From your internet-enabled device, open your browser and enter www.nepa.ng. You will see a list of different electricity distribution companies in Nigeria such as Eko Electricity Distribution Company (EKDC), Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC), Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company (PHEDC), Kano Electricity Distribution Company (KEDCO), Enugu Electricity Distribution Company (EEDC) among others. From the list, select the one your electricity meter is registered with. 3. You will be taken to another page where you can select your meter type (i.e. Prepaid or postpaid), type in your meter number, select the worth of electric unit you want to buy in naira, input your email and phone number, and then click on "submit" (See the image attached below). 4. Confirm your order summary, then select your preferred mode of payment (i.e. Bank transfer or via credit card) and enter your card details appropriately. 5. After clicking on "Get Units" (See the image above), it takes you to the final page showing that your order has been confirmed. Your token is sent to your mobile number immediately. Enter this token correctly on your prepaid meter, then you have electric prepaid meter credited automatically. The process is a very easy one. It saves you time, energy and cost of transportation to the nearest bank or electricity distribution company.
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How To Recharge A PHED Prepaid Meter Online

by Stephen Akadiri/17 April 2020 Last updated on In this post, I am going to show you how to recharge a PHED prepaid meter online in simple steps. What is a PHED prepaid meter? A PHED prepaid meter is an electricity prepaid meter which receives electric power from the Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company. PHED is an acronym for the Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company. They are one of the electricity distribution companies in Nigeria that serve power to 4 Nigerian states which are Rivers, Bayelsa, Cross River, and Akwa Ibom. Although it first operated as a government-owned enterprise, before being privatized in 2013. Presently, PHED is owned by 4 Power Consortium Ltd, and it is headquartered at 1 Moscow Road in Old GRA, Rivers State. Recharging your PHED prepaid meter online is much easier than you think. You do not even need a bank app or any special app to generate a token online so as to recharge your electricity meter. Basic requirements to generate electricity token online An internet-enabled device such as a mobile phone or PC.Meter number (usually written on the body of the meter)Phone number (The token is sent to this number)Email addressMaster/Visa card (for online payment) If you have all these handy, you are good to go. So, let's proceed to how to recharge a PHED prepaid meter online How to recharge a PHED prepaid meter online Go to your browser and enter www.nepa.ngClick on (PHED)Port Harcourt Electricity Company prepaid. Enter your meter number correctlyInput your phone number and email address Fill in your Mastercard/Visa card details appropriately in the box provided.Enter the worth of electricity unit you want to buy in nairaConfirm your order summaryWithin a few seconds, a token is generated and sent to your mobile number.Enter this token correctly on your prepaid meter, then you have prepaid meter credited automatically. It is a seamless process that saves you time, energy and cost of transporting yourself to the PHED office. Do you want to recharge another prepaid meter other than PHED? You can quickly find out to do that here.
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How To Recharge A Prepaid Electricity Meter Online

by Stephen Akadiri/17 April 2020 Last updated on Gone are the days when one has to go through the rigorous process of queuing at the "NEPA" office before being able to pay or renew electricity bills. You are going to learn in detail how to recharge a prepaid electricity meter online from the comfort of your home. Before the advent of digital payment platforms, you will need to physically visit the nearest bank or the electricity distribution company to pay for your electricity bills. Things got a little better as one can successfully recharge electricity units from one's bank app without having to visit the bank in person. These days, it has been much easier to recharge your prepaid electricity meter online without necessarily making use of a bank app or an ATM machine. This will answer your question if you have been wondering how you can recharge a prepaid electricity meter online because you do not have a bank app or you do not want to stress yourself going to the ATM. Necessary prerequisite needed to recharge prepaid electricity meter online A smartphone, Laptop or Desktop with an active internetPrepaid meter number (Usually written boldly on the body of your prepaid meter)ATM card details for customers who cannot transfer (Master/Verve/Visa cards)Phone number (This is where the token will be sent)Email Address Now that you have So let's quickly proceed to how to recharge a prepaid electricity meter online even if you don't have a bank app. How to recharge a prepaid electricity meter online in simple steps using nepa.ng Get any internet-enabled device e.g mobile phone, laptop, desktop, etc.Go to your preferred browser and enter www.nepa.ngSelect the electricity distribution company you are registered with (e.g. Eko Electricity Distribution Company (EKDC) Prepaid.)Then enter your meter number. Enter the worth of electricity units you want to buy in NairaInput your phone number and email address and hit the submit button.Enter your credit card detailsConfirm your order summary In less than 10 seconds, a token is generated.Enter this token directly on your prepaid or postpaid electricity meter. Then you will have your prepaid meter credited. Now you have discovered how to recharge a prepaid electricity meter online, even when you don't have a bank app. Pretty easy, isn't it? You might also want to read how to apply for prepaid electricity meter in Lagos, if you are resident in Lagos or how to apply for IBEDC prepaid meter for those using the Ibadan Electricity prepaid meter.
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