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How To Recharge Your Prepaid Meter (2024) by cheavroi(m): 9:49am On Feb 09
Alright. Now you have a prepaid meter — finally, a relief from “estimated bills” that were squeezing your neck. You’re in full control because having a prepaid meter means you can now control the amount of electricity you use daily.

Now you might be wondering how to recharge a prepaid meter. Don’t worry! You’re in the right place, and I’ll show you the best ways to recharge your prepaid meter. I’ll also show you how to get the meter, install it, and recharge it so you enjoy its full benefit.

If there’s one cool thing about using a prepaid meter, it’s that you can monitor your expenses and make the right spending decisions, especially in our current economy.

Differences Between Prepaid and Postpaid Meter
Let’s dive into the differences between prepaid and postpaid electricity meters.

1. Usage Management
Prepaid power is more efficient than postpaid power as it gives you control over the recharge amount. On the other hand, you don’t have as much control when using postpaid electricity.

2. Payment Methods
Before you can use your prepaid meter, you have to make a payment for an electricity token which you input to access power. Whereas, with a postpaid meter, you make payments at the end of the month through a monthly bill brought to you by your local electricity company.

3. Late Penalties
If you pay your monthly bill after the due date using postpaid electricity, you will receive a late bill payment fee. Alternatively, using the electricity token system, prepaid customers will not receive late fees. However, if the electricity token runs out, they will experience a power cut.

Procedure for Getting a Prepaid Meter and Postpaid Meter
It’s time to take the upper hand on your light bills, right? You can easily apply for either a prepaid or postpaid meter through the following steps below:

Log on to the electricity distribution company website.
Click on the “Download Application Form” menu to download the application.
Fill out the form carefully, providing all of the necessary information
Submit the completed form to your local electricity distribution offices.
Follow up on your application forms to ensure that your prepaid meter arrives on time.


There are different methods for loading your prepaid meter. You can load it online yourself.

Here is how to load your prepaid meter online from the comfort of your phone


1. Go to Google Play Store or Apple App Store and download the moniepoint mobile app.

2. Once downloaded, open it and create an account if you are a new user. If you already have an account, log in to your personal Moniepoint bank app.

3. Select the “Pay Bills” icon.

4: Click on Utilities. It will take you to a page where you can select your electricity provider.

5. Then enter your Meter Number.

6. Input the amount of electricity you want to buy. The amount will be deducted from your Moniepoint account. If you are using a postpaid meter, you can input the amount stated on your bill.

7. After successful payment, you will receive your electricity token for the prepaid meter. Go ahead and input the token into your prepaid meter.

8. For a postpaid meter, you’ll need to keep the proof to confirm your payment with the electricity official.

Read more https://blog.moniepoint.com/how-to-recharge-your-prepaid-meter/

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