How Billable.ng Works
3 simple steps and your bills are paid!
Easiest Utility Bill payment App in Nigeria
Billable.ng is a simple fintech app that helps you to manage and pay your electricity, cable TV and telephone bills. With Billable.ng, you don’t need to get a loan from Borrow Borrow Pro Max, you can easily pay your bills directly from your bank account or credit card, and you can track your payments in real time without the need to signup.
Electricity Bill Payment
Pay all your electricity light bills in Nigeria on the simplest platform you can ever find.
Data & Airtime Payment
Pay for your data and airtime at the cheapest rates on Billable.ng.
Cable TV bill payments
Pay for your Cable Television services like DSTV, GoTV, Startimes subscription.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to questions customers usually ask concerning bill payment in Nigeria.
To pay utility bills in Nigeria online, simply visit Billable.ng website, select the utility bill payment option, choose your utility provider, enter your account details, and make the payment using Paystack.
Examples of utility bills in Nigeria include electricity bills (from providers like Ikeja Electric and Eko Electricity), water bills (from state water corporations), and waste disposal bills (from waste management authorities). Additionally, other common utility bills can include internet service bills and cable or satellite television subscriptions.
Bill payment involves a process where a customer receives a bill for services used, such as electricity, water, or internet. The customer then pays the amount due using various payment methods such as cash, bank transfer, online payment portals, or mobile money. The payment is processed by the service provider or a payment intermediary, and the customer's account is credited, reflecting the payment. This ensures continued service and avoids penalties or service disruptions.