You can pay your electricity bill online using My Ecurrency. Simply create an account, select “Electricity Bill” under bill payments, choose your provider, enter your meter number and amount, then complete the payment using your preferred method (debit card, bank transfer, wallet, etc.).

Yes, paying your electricity bill online is safe as long as you use genuine and reputable platforms like My Ecurrency.

You'll need your meter number, the name of your electricity provider, and your payment details (such as debit card or bank account information).

Most major Nigerian electricity providers are supported like AEDC, BEDC, EEDC, PHED, JED, IBEDC, IKEDC, KAEDCO, KEDCO, EKEDC, and YEDC are supported on My Ecurrency Nigeria.

Yes, you can pay for both prepaid and postpaid meters on My ECurrency App. For prepaid meters, you'll receive a token after payment to input into your meter. For postpaid, your account will be credited with the payment.

After payment, you'll receive a confirmation message or receipt via email, SMS, or within the payment app. Always keep your receipt as proof of payment.

If your payment does not reflect, it may be due to processing delays. Wait for the next billing cycle or contact your electricity provider's customer service with your payment receipt for assistance.

You can pay using your My EC Wallet.

Download My Ecurrency App here, the only trusted bill payment app, register, select “Electricity Bill,” enter your details, and pay using your My EC wallet, all from your mobile device.

Yes, My Ecurrency allows you to pay electricity bills, and supports payment for airtime, data, Cable subscriptions, and more.