Upload Your Paid Demand Notice
Paid your Demand Notice at a designated bank? Send a clear copy of the bank receipt through the official portal so it can be matched to your application.
Upload on the official portal
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What This Is
Under NEPRA's consumer service rules, the designated bank must issue an acknowledgement after it receives your Demand Notice payment. Keep that original receipt.
The official upload page gives you another way to send a copy of the receipt. EasyBillCheck does not receive, read, or store the file. The upload takes place on enc.com.pk.
What You Need
- Your Tracking ID or Case ID,
- a clear photo or scan of the paid bank receipt.
Prepare the Receipt
- Use the bank acknowledgement
- Upload the acknowledgement issued by the designated bank after payment. Do not upload an unpaid Demand Notice.
- Show the full receipt
- Take a clear, well-lit photo or scan. Keep the amount, payment date, bank stamp, and Tracking ID or Case ID readable where they appear.
- Keep the original
- Keep the original receipt after uploading the copy. You may need it if the payment does not appear against your application.
If the Upload Does Not Work
- Do not pay twice
- An upload error does not mean the bank payment failed. Check the stamped receipt and your application status before making another payment.
- Contact the connection office
- Take your Tracking ID or Case ID and the original bank receipt to the relevant new-connection office if the payment is still not recorded.
- Use the official upload page
- The receipt contains personal information, so EasyBillCheck sends you to enc.com.pk for the file upload instead of processing it here.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why should I upload my paid Demand Notice?
The official upload page lets you send a copy of the bank acknowledgement against your application. Keep the original receipt and use a clear image where the payment details and Tracking ID or Case ID are readable.