The service would facilitate Reliance Infrastructure's 28 lakh consumers to pay their electricity bills through a simple SMS, anytime, anywhere.
Reliance Infrastructure Limited, India’s leading integrated power distribution company launched the Mobile Wallet Bill Payment facility for their Mumbai customers. Customers who prefer to pay their bills in cash will be benefited by this fast and hassle free technology based bill payment system.The service would facilitate Reliance Infrastructure's 28 lakh consumers to pay their electricity bills through a simple SMS, anytime, anywhere. They can now avoid long queues and save time and money.
Reliance Infrastructure’s 23 lakh low end consumers will be most benefited as they normally prefers to pay their bills by cash.
With this, Reliance Infrastructure became first Indian power utility to offer both web based and mobile based wallet payment facility to their customer.
Commenting on the development, Spokesperson, Reliance Infrastructure Ltd. said, “We are committed to take technology enabled services to all our consumers to facilitate them to save their precious time and money. We cater to around 23 lakh domestic users including approximately 12 lakh coming from the unstructured developments. Since, these consumers normally prefer to pay their power bills by cash, Mobile Wallet Bill Payment facility will thus benefit them the most.”
Reliance Infrastructure Limited, India’s leading integrated power distribution company launched the Mobile Wallet Bill Payment facility for their Mumbai customers. Customers who prefer to pay their bills in cash will be benefited by this fast and hassle free technology based bill payment system.The service would facilitate Reliance Infrastructure's 28 lakh consumers to pay their electricity bills through a simple SMS, anytime, anywhere. They can now avoid long queues and save time and money.
Reliance Infrastructure’s 23 lakh low end consumers will be most benefited as they normally prefers to pay their bills by cash.
With this, Reliance Infrastructure became first Indian power utility to offer both web based and mobile based wallet payment facility to their customer.
Commenting on the development, Spokesperson, Reliance Infrastructure Ltd. said, “We are committed to take technology enabled services to all our consumers to facilitate them to save their precious time and money. We cater to around 23 lakh domestic users including approximately 12 lakh coming from the unstructured developments. Since, these consumers normally prefer to pay their power bills by cash, Mobile Wallet Bill Payment facility will thus benefit them the most.”
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