Water Bill Check Online
Pakistan 2026

Pick your city from the list above — Lahore, Faisalabad, Rawalpindi, Multan, and Gujranwala each run their own WASA, and Karachi runs KWSB instead. Every authority operates a separate portal, so the account number you enter has to match that specific city's billing system.

It's the 8 to 10 digit identifier printed on the top section of your water bill — sometimes labelled connection number or meter number instead. That's the number the online lookup needs. If your copy is missing, your local WASA customer service centre can look it up from your address.

Five things typically make up the total: a water supply charge (cubic metres consumed times the slab rate), a sewerage/sanitation charge (a fixed percentage of the supply charge), meter rent (a small flat maintenance fee), any arrears carried from unpaid months, and GST on commercial connections. Consumption slabs are progressive, so heavier use pushes the per-unit rate up, not just the total.

In most cities, yes — JazzCash, Easypaisa, 1Link ATMs, internet banking, and mobile banking apps are all accepted by the major WASA authorities and KWSB. Lahore, Faisalabad, and Rawalpindi additionally take payments at designated bank branches. The exact channel list is on each city's own portal.

Start by checking whether this month's meter reading actually matches what's on the bill, then walk the property for a leaking tap, pipe, or toilet — a hidden leak is the most common cause of an unexplained jump. If neither explains it, call your WASA helpline with the account number and the disputed bill; Lahore, for instance, runs a dedicated Complaints Section you can visit in person.

As of 2026: Lahore, Faisalabad, Rawalpindi, Multan, Gujranwala, Hyderabad, and Peshawar all run WASA portals, and Karachi runs KWSB. Smaller municipalities outside this list are still moving their billing online at their own pace.

Yes — miss the due date printed on the bill and a surcharge applies, typically 5 to 10% of the current charges depending on the authority. The unpaid amount then rolls into arrears on the next bill, and repeated non-payment can lead to disconnection.

Yes, at kwsb.com.pk, where consumers can check outstanding balances and due amounts. One caveat specific to Karachi: a large share of KWSB connections are still unmetered, billed on a fixed schedule rather than actual consumption.