How to get IKEDC prepaid meter in Lagos

The process involved in the acquisition of IKEDC prepaid meter is categorised into four basic stages.

The process involved in the acquisition of IKEDC prepaid meter is categorised into four basic stages.

Know Your Customer (KYC) – This is to ensure settlement of any outstanding debt

· Account/Field Surveying

· Payment

· Installation

How to apply for IKEDC prepaid meter in Lagos:

  • Enter your meter account number: If you are a new customer, you will have to enter your old meter number so that your account profile can be viewed.
  • Complete the KYC process: You’d need to fill in your personal details appropriately so as to initiate the account survey process.
  • Debt Settlement: customers can clear all outstanding debts by taking advantage of the available repayment options.
  • Meter Payment and Installation: At this point, customers can make payments to any of the authorized banks by MAP. No customer should pay in cash to the IKEDC staff or any individual.

After using up the electric units on your prepaid meter, you can always recharge anytime, without visiting the IKEDC office or business unit.

How Long It Takes To Get the IKEDC Prepaid Meter

Prepaid meters are usually installed at the customers’ residence within 10 working days for those who pay upfront. Customers who paid in installments will be metered according to MAPs installation schedule. The activation process usually takes place after installation. This can happen within 2 working days.

IKEDC customers who have outstanding dues on their postpaid bills are advised to take advantage of the various repayment options made available during the KYC process.

Customers with outstanding balances will have it rolled on into their prepaid accounts and they can pay in installments in line with the Ikeja Electric installment plan.

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