Yamuna Nagar Electricity Board, also known as Haryana State Electricity Board (HSEB), executes the Western Yamuna Canal Hydroelectric Project (ID-P7). The project aims to increase power generation by constructing a new channel parallel to the Western Yamuna Canal. It involves building power plants in the Tajewala district of Haryana. The project will contribute to the state's economic development. It aims to improve living conditions by addressing the stringent power supply and demand.

HSEB distributes a substantial amount of electricity annually, meeting the needs of households, industries, and agriculture. The board's commitment to improving energy efficiency and adopting new technologies has helped in achieving a stable and consistent power supply. Through continuous efforts and strategic planning, HSEB aims to contribute significantly to the development and prosperity of Haryana.

As a Yamuna Nagar electricity consumer, you can make the electricity bill payments online from anywhere and save yourself from the hassles of cash transactions. The Bajaj Pay platform on Bajaj Finserv allows you to make Yamuna Nagar electricity bill payments online and protect your privacy simultaneously. You can check Yamuna Nagar electricity bill online and pay the bill using your preferred payment mode on the Bajaj Pay platform.

The Bajaj Pay platform is a holistic ecosystem that has streamlined online transactions while ensuring the reliability and safety of payments. Using the Bajaj Pay facility on Bajaj Finserv, you can pay your monthly bills quickly and conveniently.

Benefits of paying Yamuna Nagar electricity bill on Bajaj Finserv

• Quick and hassle-free
  With the Bajaj Pay platform, you can make electricity bill payments quickly and effortlessly.
• Safe and secure
  Bajaj Finserv provides a safe and secure payment platform on Bajaj Pay. Your payment details are secure with the platform’s robust security measures.
• Multiple payment options
  Bajaj Finserv offers multiple payment options, including debit cards, credit cards, net banking, e-wallets, and UPI. This allows you to choose the payment method that best suits you.
• Instant confirmation
  After making the payment, the platform immediately confirms the payment through an email and SMS. 

Modes of payment 

The Bajaj Pay platform offers a range of convenient payment options for Yamuna Nagar electricity bill payment. Let us explore the available modes:

• Credit card/debit card: This is a widely accepted and convenient option. You can make payments using your Visa, Mastercard, or Maestro card issued by any bank in India.
• Net banking: If you prefer online bank transfers, Bajaj Finserv integrates with major banks across India. Simply select your bank from the list and utilise your existing net banking credentials for secure payments.
• Bajaj Pay UPI: This option leverages the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) for instant fund transfers. It is a secure and fast way to pay directly from your bank account using a UPI app.
• Bajaj Pay Wallet: Bajaj Finserv also offers its own digital wallet - Bajaj Pay Wallet. If you have a Bajaj Pay account, you can easily make payments using the balance stored in your wallet.

Here is how you can pay your Yamuna Nagar electricity bill online on the Bajaj Finserv website:

1. Visit the Bajaj Finserv website or click on https://www.bajajfinserv.in/
2. Go to the ‘BILLS AND RECHARGES’ under the ‘PAYMENTS’ section
3. Click on ‘ELECTRICITY BILL PAYMENT’
   
4. Select your electricity board from the drop-down menu
   
5. Enter your ‘CONSUMER NUMBER’ and click on ‘FETCH BILL’
   
6. Select a payment method from the list of available payment options such as credit card, debit card, UPI, and net banking
7. After choosing your preferred payment mode, enter the requested payment details
8. Check the details you entered and click on 'PAY NOW’

Fees and charges

Depending on the transaction amount and payment mode, a convenience fee of up to 2% (inclusive of applicable taxes) will be charged. For more information on fees and charges, click here.

Note: For failed transactions, the total amount, including charges except taxes, is reversed.