Bill Check · Gujranwala Electric Power Company

Check your GEPCO bill online

Free GEPCO duplicate bill checker for the Gujranwala region. Enter the 14-digit reference number from any old bill and open your official bill on the PITC portal — amount, due date and units, straight from GEPCO’s own record. No sign-up, no cost.

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The checker opens with GEPCO pre-selected — just type your 14-digit reference number.

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How to check your GEPCO bill in 3 steps

  1. Find your 14-digit reference number on any old GEPCO bill — it is printed near the top. Digits only; if it ends in a letter like U or R, leave the letter off.
  2. Open the bill checker with GEPCO pre-selected and enter the number.
  3. Your official duplicate bill opens on the PITC portal (bill.pitc.com.pk/gepcobill) with your number filled in — the same bill GEPCO issued, with the amount due and the due date.

Your GEPCO reference number

Every GEPCO consumer has one permanent 14-digit reference number. It never changes month to month, so once you have it from any old bill you can check every future bill with the same number. The checker can remember it in your own browser (on your device only) so next month is one tap.

If the portal reports “no record found”, count the digits against the old bill — a single missing or mistyped digit is the cause almost every time. The other common cause: this month’s bill simply has not been generated yet.

Which areas does GEPCO cover?

Gujranwala Electric Power Company (GEPCO) supplies electricity to the Gujranwala region. Your bill header names your company — the reference number only works under the company that owns your meter, so a GEPCO number will not open under any other company’s portal.

Different electricity company?

Pick your company — each page pre-selects it in the checker. In Karachi? K-Electric runs its own system: use the main bill checker and choose K-Electric.

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GEPCO bill — frequently asked questions

What is the GEPCO reference number?

It is the 14-digit number printed on every GEPCO electricity bill, usually near the top. Enter the digits only — if your bill shows a letter like U or R at the end, leave it off. The same number works every month; you can copy it from any old GEPCO bill.

Is this the official GEPCO bill?

Yes. The checker opens your duplicate bill on the PITC portal at bill.pitc.com.pk/gepcobill, which is the official billing system Gujranwala Electric Power Company (GEPCO) uses. The bill you see — amount, due date, units consumed — comes straight from GEPCO’s own record. Portfoliogram is not affiliated with GEPCO; this page only sends you to the official portal.

The portal says “no record found” for my GEPCO bill — why?

Almost always one of three things: a digit is missing or mistyped (count all 14 against an old bill), this month’s bill has not been generated yet, or the number belongs to a different company — a GEPCO reference number only works under GEPCO. If you are in Karachi, you are on K-Electric, which runs a separate system and is not on the PITC portal.

Which areas does GEPCO cover?

Gujranwala Electric Power Company (GEPCO) supplies electricity to the Gujranwala region. If your bill header names a different company, use that company’s checker page instead — the reference number only works under the company that owns your meter.

Can I check my GEPCO bill without the reference number?

No — the portal needs the 14-digit reference number to pull up your record. It is printed on any old GEPCO bill. Once you have entered it in the checker, your browser can remember it on your own device, so next month is one tap.