Electricity and water
State electricity boards and water utilities across India - the bill is fetched by consumer number.
DuePe CSPs pay bills through BBPS (Bharat Bill Payment System): the bill is fetched from the biller, the amount is confirmed, and the customer walks out with a receipt - no travel, no late fee.
State electricity boards and water utilities across India - the bill is fetched by consumer number.
Piped gas bills and LPG cylinder bookings for the major oil companies, paid at the counter without a trip to the gas agency.
Monthly broadband, landline and postpaid mobile bills for all major operators, fetched by account number so the amount is always exact.
FASTag recharge, insurance premiums and loan EMI payments through BBPS billers, so several family payments are settled in one visit.
The shopkeeper selects the category and the biller - for example the state electricity board.
With the consumer number, the exact payable amount, name and due date are fetched from the biller.
The customer pays cash; the amount is sent to the biller through BBPS.
A BBPS receipt with the transaction reference is printed or sent to the customer's phone.
One visit on market day clears the whole month.
Each bill paid earns a commission. Electricity bills alone bring most households in every month.
The bill is fetched before payment, so the name and amount are checked - fewer disputes at the counter.
If a biller does not update a payment, a BBPS complaint is raised with the reference and tracked to closure.
Any biller live on BBPS: electricity, water, piped gas, LPG, broadband, landline, postpaid mobile, DTH, FASTag, insurance premiums, loan EMIs and more.
Most billers update instantly or within a few hours; some electricity boards take up to one working day. The BBPS receipt is proof of payment from the moment it is issued.
Usually yes - the biller includes any late fee in the fetched amount. Some billers block payment after disconnection; the app shows this when the bill is fetched.
No. The consumer or account number is enough; the bill is fetched from the biller with the name, amount and due date.
Any service charge is shown on screen before payment, so the customer knows the total before paying.
A BBPS complaint is raised with the transaction reference and tracked until the biller updates the account.
A village electricity bill often means a trip to the town office, a queue and a day of work lost. Paying late means a penalty or a disconnection notice. At a DuePe CSP the bill is fetched by consumer number and paid in two minutes.
Gas cylinder bookings, water charges, FASTag, insurance premiums and loan EMIs are paid at the same counter, so one visit on market day clears the whole month.
The electricity bill paid between buying tea and buying sugar.
Fetched by consumer number, so the amount is always the right one.
One visit on market day clears the whole month.