Pay your power bill through Mobikwik and get cash back!

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In a move to promote digital payment of electricity bills on time, the power major BSES on Thursday announced a cash- back scheme valid till September 30, 2018. The power giant BSES Rajdhani Power limited (BRPl) and BSES Yamuna Power limited (BYPl) have partnered with Mobikwik to make it possible.

Around 40 lakh BSES consumers can avail the offer every-month if they make digitally payment of their electricity bills on time from Mobikwik’s website or Mobile App.

A senior BSES official said the attractive offer has been launched to reward those pay in time. “The consumers residing in South, West, East and Central Delhi can get cash-back of 10 per cent or up to `300 per-month. This means that over a 12-month period, they can get a cash-back of up to `3,600,” he said.

“To be eligible for availing the offer, customers simply have to pay-three consecutive electricity bills each quarter (one bill per month) through the Mobikwik platform. At the end of the month, they will get their cash-voucher, which can be redeemed after the third bill-payment,” the official said.

According to a BSES spokesperson, it is our continuous endeavour to reward consumers for timely payments of their electricity bills.

“We regularly work with our partners to launch initiatives that can lead to tangible benefits for our consumers,” he said.

Apart from e-wallets, consumers will have an option to pay their electricity bills conveniently at over 4,000 locations, through a wide spectrum of options, including BSES drop boxes, Credit and Debit Cards, Net banking, Auto Debit, neighborhood easy Bill, Money N Mobile, Hermes, and Oxigen outlets, ITZ Cash Cards, bill payment Kiosks, cheque in mail facility and RTGS / NEFT through banks for key consumers.

The facility is easy to use with the customer required to “click on the ‘electricity bill payment’ option on e-wallet’s app or website.

The BRPl and the BYPl are premier power distribution companies and joint ventures between Reliance Infrastructure limited and Government of National Capital Territory.

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