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Pay Haryana Electricity Bills Online

Haryana is divided into two areas in electricity distribution.

  1. DHBVN – Dakshin Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam, which covers districts in southern Haryana (e.g. Bhiwani, Faridabad, Gurgaon, Hisar, Narnaul, Mahendragarh, Palwal, Rewari and Sirsa)
  2. UHBVN – Uttar Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam, which covers Panchkula, Ambala, Yamunanagar, Kurukshetra, Kaithal, Karnal, Panipat, Sonepat, Rohtak, Jhajjar and Jind districts.

We would cover each division here so that anyone can pay Haryana electricity bills online.

DHBVN (Dakshin Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam)

Residents of Southern Haryana (Bhiwani, Faridabad, Gurgaon, Hisar, Narnaul, Sirsa and other cities which comes under DHBVN) can check their electricity bills, payment status online and can pay electricity bill online.

The process flow to make online payment of your electricity bills is as under :-

  1. Logon to DHBVN Online electricity bill payment website.
  2. Select Account number or K.No in account type field.
  3. Provide your account or K.No in next input field and click on Add button.
  4. If details are correct it would show you following bill details: Account No, Name, Address, Bill No, Bill Issue Date, Due Date, Net Amount, Surcharge, Gross Amount, Payable Amount. You can also view detailed bill here.
  5. Click on checkbox saying “Please update your Mobile Number and Email ID so as we can confirm Receipt of your Payment”
  6. Provide your mobile number and email address in respective fields.
  7. Click on Pay Now button and it would take you to billdesk payment gateway. There you can pay bill using debit cards (VISA, Master or Maestro debit cards), credit cards(American express, VISA or MasterCard), mobile wallet, cash cards (ICash card, Paycash, Oxigen Wallet and Vodafone M-Pesa) or using internet banking facility. 1% Charges on bill amount applicable on credit card/debit card/wallets/cash cards. Service tax at actuals applicable on charges.
  8. Note: Please View/Download the bill before Make Payment. After Make Payment, View Bill Feature is not available.

For viewing current and past bills, previous consumption, payment details, You can also visit this link: View past bills, consumption, payment History for DHBVN account

UHBVN (Uttar Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam)

Like DHBVN, UHBVN has also started accepting bill payments online. People living in Ambala, Yamunanagar, Kurukshetra, Kaithal, Karnal, Panipat, Sonepat, Rohtak, Jhajjar and Jind districts will also be able to pay their electricity bills online.

Bill can be viewed and paid on this page: UHBVNL e-Payment Portal

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    • @Dr Rohit
      While the user makes online bill payments through his Credit Card/Debit Card, convenience fee equal to a fixed percentage of the bill amount will be charged.
      · Currently the convenience fee is equal to 1.00% for MasterCard/Visa/American Express of the bill amount of the user.
      · The total amount that will be paid by the user will be equal to bill amount + convenience fee rounded off to the next highest integer.
      · In case payment is made by net banking, then Rs 4/- per bill shall be charged by the Payment Gateway Provider.
      · In addition to the above charges, Service Tax will be charged on the convenience fees.
      · This convenience fee is liable to modification as per norms of the respective payment gateway providers, subject to authorization by UHBVNL.
      NOTE: Convenience Fees paid by the consumer are the charges collected by Payment Gateway Provider for Internet payment and UHBVNL is only collecting the bill amount from the consumer.

      • Hi Pankaj,

        Thanks for making this wonderful blog. Could you please have a look to the query posted by me. I know there is a 1 % extra charged but there are different Credit cards using which we can save some extra percent. If you have any information. please share it with us. It will be very useful for all of us.

        Regards,
        Deepak

        • @Deepak
          Most of the cashback cards have limits in place for maximum cashback. Citibank has 100 Rs limit, others like Standard Chartered bank too have such limits.
          Maximum benefit you can avail with a reward point based card. Say if a bank pays 1 point per 100 Rs spend and its 1 point is equal to 1 rs while redemption, then its like 1% cashback. e.g. Citibank IOC card gives 1 point per 150 spend. These points can be redeemed on Indian oil petrol pumps with 1 point equal to 1 Rs value.

          • Thanks Pankaj for response.
            As you mentioned on spend of every Rs 150 we get 1 reward point(Rs1 value) with IOC CitiBank Credit Card but this would not be beneficial since we are paying 1 % extra because of using Credit card instead of Net Banking. Did you try any other card which can give better cash back value.
            Suggestion from other also welcome. Lets make this a healthy discussion to save some extra bucks. :)

            Regards,
            Deepak

          • @Deepak
            I generally use Amex card for payment. There are various ongoing offers available which help me gain maximum out of it.
            As of now, if you spend more than 4 times in a month for spend more than 1000 Rs, there is extra 1000 points credited to account. Maximum point redemption value is 1/2.4 Rs (for 24000 points, you can get Rs 10,000 gift card).
            Plus there is another offer going on, if you spend more than 500 Rs in 4 different categories (from Utility bill, Restaurants, Fuel, Supermarket, Movies, Telephone/Mobile) each month, they give bookmyshow movie voucher worth Rs 700 for 2 tickets.

  • Dear Batra G,

    Kindly guide that in previous time my brother has paid UHBVN Bill for 1 time online & a mobile no. was updated.
    Now neither He nor I know the mobile no.
    Kindly Guide How to Change said Mobile no. , So that we can pay bill online. Plz

  • How much energy consumed in one month, if I used two fans, three bulbs, two laptops, three mobile, two CFI bulb?

  • dear sir,
    i m from hissar district and i made online payment of my electricity bill.The amount has been deducted from my bank account but i donnt get any mail in reply or donnt get any payment receipt.Kindly help me.

  • HI,
    I AM DHBVN CONSUMER. I HAVE RECEIVED MY SECOND EB BILL. FIRST BILL WAS RECEIVED ON AVERAGE BILL AND WHILE I HAVE RECEIVED MY SECOND INVOICE "K NO.' ARE NOT MENTIONED ON BOTH INVOICE. HOW I CHECKED OR PAY MY BILL ONLINE?

  • Where is k no. ..iTs not printed on bill .. my acount no. Is TP31-0505 WITH SUB DIVISION T13-PANJUANA.. plz help

  • Dear Sir,

    I am from faridabad. When I try to register on dhbvn site it asks for account number and bill number.

    I am able to enter the account number in desired format but when I enter the bill number it says incorrect format.

    Please help me in this regard.

    Also it would be helpful if the required formats are mentioned on the website.

    Regards
    Vakul Agarwal

  • hello sir I m from bhiwani district teh.loharu I want to pay bill online
    1prob is created i don't find me ledger code and also k no.
    plz help me

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