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Pay Your Electricity Bill From Your Home | Step by Step for New User

Want to know how you pay electricity bill Online:

 Any one can pay online bill or recharge there mobile using payth or other online portals. Is easyer like your whats app massaging Just you need a Debit card or net banking And your are good to go. Also if you pay online you get rewords and discounts.

There is two way to make your payment online. I explane all of those two method in this post

 First option is using Paytm:

Just follow my steps for a smoot payment now.

  1. Go to this link
  2. Select state and your Bord.
  3. Type your Account Id or consumer id.
  4. Select the Bill from option. And if you have a single bill then is Already selected.
  5. Click "Proceed"
  6. Select payment option between "Debit Card" ,  "Net banking", Or "Paytm wallet"
  7. After complete Go to your paytm account And download recipe .
  8. Done!!!!

Second option is using official electricity Bord website

1.  Click the link of your El-Bord

      WBSEDCL Consumers - https://www.wbsedcl.in

       CESC LT Consumers - https://www.cesc.co.in

The processes was same as paytm.

 

 

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