QESCO Online Bill Check
Enter your 14-digit reference number below — we copy it and open the official PITC portal in a new tab, where you paste it to see your Quetta duplicate bill.
QESCO online bill check 2026. Enter your 14-digit reference number to view and download your Quetta Electric Supply Company duplicate bill, viewed directly on the official PITC portal.
QESCO covers Balochistan — by far the largest and most sparsely populated distribution territory in Pakistan.
Check Your Electricity Bill Online.
Select your provider and enter your 14-digit reference number — we copy it for you and open the official PITC billing portal in a new tab, where you paste it to see your latest bill.
Your reference number is on the top left of any old paper bill — a 14-digit numeric code. We are an independent guide, not WAPDA or PITC: your number stays in your browser and is looked up by you directly on the official PITC portal — it never touches our servers.
How to Check Your QESCO Bill Online
Checking your QESCO bill takes seconds. This site is a free, independent bill checker: we validate your reference number and route you to the official PITC billing portal — the government system that actually generates Quetta Electric Supply Company bills. No registration or app is required.
- Select QESCO: Choose QESCO from the provider dropdown in the bill checker above.
- Enter your 14-digit reference number: Find it on the top corner of any old QESCO bill and type the 14 digits without spaces.
- View your bill: Click "View My Bill" — the official PITC portal opens in a new tab with your number copied; paste it in the search box to see your current QESCO duplicate bill.
- Print or download: Use Ctrl+P (or your phone's share menu) and choose "Save as PDF" to keep a copy for bank, Easypaisa, or JazzCash payment.
Where to Find Your 14-Digit QESCO Reference Number
The 14-digit reference number uniquely identifies your meter connection. It is required for viewing your duplicate bill on the official portal and for making digital payments.
On your paper bill
Look at the top-left or top-right corner of any previous QESCO bill, just above the consumer name. It is formatted like01 11435 1234567 U. Enter only the 14 numeric digits, combined without spaces.
Lost your old bill?
If you don't have a previous bill, ask a neighbour on the same QESCO feeder, visit your nearest QESCO sub-division office with your CNIC, or check an old payment SMS/receipt from Easypaisa or JazzCash — the reference number is printed on those too.
About QESCO: Jurisdiction & Coverage Areas
The Quetta Electric Supply Company (QESCO) supplies the entire province of Balochistan, from Quetta and Gwadar to Sibi, Zhob, Turbat, Khuzdar, and Chaman. Power has to travel enormous distances across thinly populated terrain, and the network carries a very large share of subsidised agricultural tube-well load. This combination of vast geography and heavy farm usage makes QESCO operationally unique among the DISCOs.
Balochistan swings between scorching summers and freezing highland winters, and agricultural tube-wells dominate consumption across the province. Because tariff and subsidy rules for farm connections change frequently, QESCO consumers benefit from checking their duplicate bill online every month to confirm their category and charges.
Coverage Areas Include:
Quetta, Gwadar, Sibi, Zhob, Turbat, Khuzdar, Chaman, and surrounding Balochistan regions.
If your city is not mentioned in the broad regions above but borders them, you likely fall under the QESCO technical zone. Check the header of an old physical bill to confirm.
Understanding Your QESCO Bill
What FPA, GST, TR surcharge, and the TV fee mean, how tariff slabs and peak hours work, and how to read the consumption history on your bill.
Read the bill guideHow to Pay Your QESCO Bill
Step-by-step payment instructions for JazzCash, EasyPaisa, banking apps, ATMs, and bank branches — plus what to do if a payment doesn't show up.
Read the payment guideQESCO Helpline & Complaints
For power breakdowns, overbilling, meter faults, or billing disputes in Quetta, Gwadar, Sibi, Zhob, Turbat, Khuzdar, Chaman, and surrounding Balochistan regions, use the channels below. Always keep your 14-digit reference number ready — QESCO staff will ask for it to locate your connection.
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Free, 24/7, from any Pakistani mobile or landline. Connects you to the complaint centre for your area to report QESCO faults, outages, and billing complaints.
CCMS Portal (ccms.pitc.com.pk)
The federal Customer Complaint Management System, shared by all DISCOs. Lodge QESCO overbilling, incorrect-name, tariff, or meter-repair complaints online with your reference number. You can also visit your nearest Quetta Electric Supply Company customer service centre in person.