Check your SEPCO electricity bill.

Enter the reference number from a previous SEPCO bill. You will review it before opening the official PITC duplicate.

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Check your electricity bill

Choose the company on your bill, then enter its reference number.

SEPCO reference number

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Where is the reference number?

1Reference No — use this. Usually 14 digits printed in groups. Type the digits only; if a letter such as U follows them, leave it out.
2Consumer ID — not this. A separate, shorter number. The checker and the PITC bill page need the Reference No.
3Meter No — not this. Identifies the meter on your wall. Use it to confirm the bill belongs to your meter.

Where to find Reference No. An illustrative layout with made-up numbers — the position varies between companies, so look for the label rather than the spot.

Your bill opens on the official PITC portal. No registration or payment is required here.

About SEPCO

Northern Sindh along the Indus, covering the Sukkur–Larkana canal-agriculture belt and its growing towns.

SEPCO was split off from HESCO and now runs northern Sindh, the Sukkur, Larkana, Shikarpur and Jacobabad belt, as its own company.

Worth knowing

If you have paperwork or a saved payment biller from before the split that still says HESCO, update it. Bills for northern Sindh addresses are now issued by SEPCO from its Sukkur head office.

When bills rise here

The Sukkur-Larkana belt along the Indus sees canal-irrigation pumping season stack on top of upper-Sindh's hot, dry summer, pushing agricultural and domestic meters up together.

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