EKEDC Bill Payment: How to Pay Eko Electric Online

Eko Electricity Distribution Company (EKEDC) supplies power to the southern and island parts of Lagos. If you live in Victoria Island, Lekki, Lagos Island, Ajah, Apapa, Festac, or Surulere, this guide shows you how to pay your EKEDC bill online in under 30 seconds.

What is EKEDC?

EKEDC stands for Eko Electricity Distribution Company. It is the DISCO responsible for electricity distribution in the Lagos Island and southern Lagos axis. EKEDC covers:

• Lagos Island — Marina, Broad Street, Obalende, TBS
• Victoria Island / Ikoyi — VI, Ikoyi, Banana Island, Oniru
• Lekki / Ajah — Lekki Phase 1 & 2, Ajah, VGC, Abraham Adesanya, Sangotedo
• Epe — Epe, Ibeju-Lekki
• Apapa — Apapa, Tin Can Island, Kirikiri
• Festac / Amuwo-Odofin — Festac Town, Mile 2, Satellite Town
• Surulere — Surulere, Iponri, Bode Thomas
• Yaba / Ebute-Metta — Yaba, Oyingbo, Iddo, Ebute-Metta
• Badagry — Badagry, Ojo, Agbara

How to Pay EKEDC Bill Online

1. Visit UtilityWallet.ng — Eko Electric
2. Select your meter type — Prepaid or Postpaid
3. Enter your EKEDC meter number (11-13 digits)
4. Enter the amount you want to pay (minimum ₦1,000)
5. Enter your phone number and email address
6. Click Proceed, verify your customer name, and complete payment
7. Your electricity token is delivered instantly via SMS and email

How to Find Your EKEDC Meter Number

Your EKEDC meter number is located on the front of your prepaid meter. It's usually an 11 or 13-digit number. You can also find it on:

• Your last electricity payment receipt
• Your EKEDC bill statement (for postpaid customers)
• The meter installation documentation

How to Check EKEDC Prepaid Meter Balance

To check your remaining electricity units on an EKEDC prepaid meter, press 65 on your meter keypad. The screen will display your remaining kilowatt-hours (kWh). Different meter brands may have different key combinations — check your meter manual if 65 doesn't work.

EKEDC Tariff Rates

EKEDC charges different tariffs based on your band classification:

• Band A — Customers with 20+ hours daily supply (higher tariff per kWh)
• Band B-E — Customers with fewer supply hours (lower tariff per kWh)

Many areas in Victoria Island, Ikoyi, and Lekki fall under Band A. Your tariff band affects how many units you receive for the amount you pay.

Why Pay EKEDC on UtilityWallet?

• 30-second delivery — Fastest token delivery in Nigeria
• Works anywhere — Pay from your office in VI or while travelling
• 24/7 availability — Pay at midnight, weekends, or public holidays
• Bank-grade security — 256-bit SSL encryption, PCI compliant
• Low charges — ₦100 for amounts below ₦10,000; ₦150 above
• Both meter types — Prepaid and postpaid meters supported

Pay your EKEDC bill now at UtilityWallet.ng — Eko Electric.

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