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Bill Checker — Audit Your Printed Bill
Estimators guess forward; this one checks backward. Copy the lines off the bill that arrived, and see which of them match the notified figures — and which do not.
The error this catches most: a bill priced slab-by-slab. At 200 units the telescopic method gives an energy charge of Rs 5,135; the notified landing-band figure is Rs 5,782 — Rs 647 apart, and the checker names the method when it sees it.
Check a printed bill, line by line
Copy the figures from your bill into the left column. Anything you leave blank is skipped. This checker never claims your company is “wrong” — it shows which line differs from the notified figure, and the usual reason.
How to read the verdicts
Matches — the line agrees with the notified figure within rounding. Differs — the line is off by a stated amount, with the usual cause: a stale adjustment month, the telescopic method, a category mismatch. Noted — the line exists on your bill but is one of the contested lines (the TV fee, duty) whose current status is disputed in print; it is identified, not scored as an error. Before you dispute anything, read how to read your bill — half of all “wrong bills” are a long reading period or a category change working exactly as notified.
Questions
Can I check my bill online by reference number here?
No. An issued bill can only be fetched from your company’s own system — the official portal is bill.pitc.com.pk (K-Electric: its own website and app). Any third-party page that asks for your reference number and shows your real bill is either the portal in a frame or something you should not trust with it. This checker works the other way: you copy the figures, and it verifies the arithmetic.
My energy charge does not match. What does that usually mean?
The most common cause is the method: bills priced slab-by-slab (first 100 cheap, then the next rate) come out lower than the landing-band method the tariff actually prescribes for unprotected consumers — at 200 units the difference is Rs 647. The checker names the method when it sees it. Other causes: the wrong category on the bill, or a reading period longer than a month.
My FCA line differs from the checker. Is the bill wrong?
Not necessarily. FCA is charged on the fuel month’s units, two months in arrears, and this checker compares against the current month’s default. Check which fuel month your bill names, and compare against that month’s figure on the FPA tracker.
What do I do if a line really is wrong?
Take the comparison to your subdivision office or call 118. A genuine billing error — wrong category, wrong slab method, wrong units — is corrected by the company, and a line-by-line comparison against the notified figures is the evidence that gets it fixed.