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Before buying power, locate the meter number for the Easipay meter you want to top up.
Use the number shown on the meter, a previous Easipay receipt/token, or the meter details provided for the property.
Double-check every digit. If you buy against the wrong meter number, the token will normally only work on that meter.
PNG Power lists several purchase channels, including:
PNG Power currently lists K15 as the minimum Easipay purchase.
Different channels can have different transaction limits and service fees, so check the amount shown before confirming.
Enter your Easipay meter number and the amount you want to buy in the selected channel.
Before confirming:
Keep the transaction reference until the power units have loaded successfully.
After a successful purchase, you should receive or see the Easipay token on screen, by SMS, or in the banking/app transaction record.
PNG Power describes Easipay tokens as 16–20 digits.
Do not discard the token or transaction reference until the meter accepts it.
At the Easipay meter:
If the token is rejected, check the digits and confirm the token belongs to that meter.
PNG Power says Easipay meters use indicator lights to help show remaining credit:
Treat these as prompts to top up early rather than waiting for the power to run out.
If the token does not arrive or the meter rejects it:
If you used the wrong meter number, contact PNG Power as soon as possible with the transaction reference. Do not assume the token can simply be moved to another meter.