PSPCL collects Rs 100 crore in a day thanks to online mode

Tribune News Service

Patiala 14 July

The Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL) collected about 100 crores of Rs100 in RTGS on July 13th, which is a very remarkable collection through the digital means in the history of PSPCL and one of the biggest at the level of India for a digital collection of a single day by any electricity supplier.
In a statement released here, PSPCL, chairman and CEO, Baldev Sran said that it had been made mandatory for bills exceeding Rs 3 lakh to use online modes such as net banking, credit card , debit card, RTGS / NEFT etc. Other consumers, digital installation / RTGS is optional.
"Under the new bill payment techniques, the invoice receipt is available online on the PSPCL website. Payment records will always be kept on the online server and the invoice will be available for download at any time. bill payments via digital / RTGS modes, "he said.
Sran said it was a big step forward to make things easier for consumers in the industry, businesses, government departments, commercial establishments. He said that consumers of electricity in the state could easily pay their electricity bills at their convenience through any bank branch or their site. corporate banking and thus save their precious time long queues at the counters.
Sran said: "PSPCL has provided various digital payment facilities such as debit card, credit card, net banking, Paytm, RTGS, BBPS, etc. PSPCL will make every effort to meet the hopes and aspirations of the company. Business, Industry and Consumers By taking many digital initiatives of this type, our valued consumers of electricity will continue to have a new range of new and fast bill payment solutions, which will will certainly bring them an enriched, fast, fluid and problem-free experience of paying bills.
Jatinder Goyal, Chief Financial Officer, said: "PSPCL is fully committed to using IT know-how to make systems simple and easy for consumers and to make the big idea of" reform, performance and transformation through technology " a reality that our consumers will find these new services very appropriate and valuable. "