As a customer you are either a Prepaid subscriber or a Postpaid subscriber. A prepaid subscriber pays for electricity before usage and they are supplied with prepaid meters. While a postpaid subscriber pays for the electricity after usage, so essentially they are given a bill by IE indicating the amount of energy the customer has consumed within a one month period and corresponding amount that should be paid. Postpaid subscribers are issued with Postpaid meters.

So if you are trying to pay for your NEPA bills, PHCN bill or ikeja electric bill, you can easily do all these from the comfort of your home. And more so you can now monitor how much of electricity you consume more accurately than before if you have one of the new prepaid meters installed in your home.

Recharging prepaid meters online

There are various channels by which you can make payment for ikeja electric prepaid meters, however for customers recharging their meters for the first time- make sure you check the following detail before making payments so you can generate tokens.

1. Check to see if your meter details are online by visiting https://comparelight.com

2. Check to see if the information on the meter is correct. For example, the meter address, the name of the meter owner (Usually the property owner).

3. Check the minimum payment required. Sometimes when your meter was installed, it may come with 100 units of power, you may have to pay for this unit on your first recharge. Also if you have any oustanding ie payments on your previous postpaid meter that bill may be transffered to your new prepaid meter If you find any amount on your meter as a minimum payment required, you can reach the ikeja electric customer care to talk about the required minimum payment.



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