FESCO Guides
Need to check an old FESCO bill, download previous months' bills, or access your FESCO bill history online? This guide explains how the old bill system works and the best practices for keeping your billing records.
FESCO old bill check
The official PITC billing portal primarily shows the latest bill for your reference number. Accessing older bills depends on what the portal retains. Here is the step-by-step process:
Important: The PITC portal may only display the current or most recent bill. For reliable access to old bills, save each month's bill as a PDF when it arrives.
FESCO old bill download
Downloading a FESCO bill for your records is straightforward once the bill is displayed on the portal:
FESCO bill history
Your FESCO bill reference number is tied to your electricity connection, not to a specific month. This means:
Best practices
FAQ
Enter your 14-digit reference number on the official PITC billing portal. The portal typically displays the most recent bill. For truly old bills, you need to have saved them as PDFs each month, as the portal may not store extended history.
The PITC portal usually shows only the latest or most recent bill. To maintain a yearly record, download and save each month's bill as it becomes available.
Yes. The reference number is tied to your meter connection. Unless your connection details change, the same reference number works for all future bills.
Once a new bill is issued, the previous month's bill may no longer be available on the portal. This is why saving each bill as a PDF when it arrives is strongly recommended.
Tax certificates are typically issued by FESCO on request, usually through your local subdivision office. Having saved copies of your old bills will help support the request.
