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TNEB bill payment using Mobile Phones through SMS in tamil nadu ( India ).

TNEB bill payment using Mobile Phones through SMS…

Recently Tamil Nadu Generation and Distribution Corporation (TANGEDCO) has announced that the details of electricity bill could pay with mobile phones with hassle free…
Now, one of the leading bank in India, Indian Bank has launched the facility to make bill with using of Mobile phones through SMS. It is very simple and easier way to pay the bill and avoid to stand in queue for hours. Just follow the steps and activate the facility immediately…
Guidelines to make TNEB  Bill payment via SMS mode
  • Indian Bank has launched a new facility to make TNEB bill payment using mobile phones through SMS. The salient features are:
    Registering for the facility (One Time)
    Enquiring EB Bill Amount due
    Payment of EB Bill Amount due
    Taking printout of Payment Acknowledgment     Who can: Mobile banking  customers of Indian Bank who possess valid  MPIN for doing mobile banking transactions.
How to Register for the facility / Declare Debit Account No:  To make TNEB bill payment, register  one of your account numbers as one time measure to map with  your mobile number.  For this you have to  send message as: RTNEB <Acct No> <MPIN> to 9444394443 (While making payment, customer need not mention the acct number for debiting)
How to Enquire Pending consumer Bill: Send message as ETNEB <Region code with SCNO> <MPIN> to 9444394443 through his registered Mobile number.
How to pay TNEB bill: Send SMS as  PTNEB <Region code with SCNO> <Amount> <MPIN to 9444394443.
How to take printout of Payment Receipt: After making successful payment, payment receipt can be taken from TNEB website.
What is the Maximum Limit : EB Bill amount can be paid though this sms mode upto Rs 5000; when bill amount exceeds Rs 5000, customers need to pay through Indian bank Net Banking channels :https://www.indianbank.net.in
No of Attempts:  Payment attempts for the same SC No cannot be made for more than once in a day...

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