Do you know the easy steps to follow to pay ECG postpaid bills and buy prepaid credit using UBA services?
These processes are aimed at making the payment of ECG bills more convenient for customers of the bank. You do not need to have a bank account at UBA to enjoy their Easy Steps to Pay ECG Postpaid Bills and Buy Prepaid Credit
ECG will be effective on February 1, 2024; go cashless. This means that you will have to use the ECG Power app to do all transactions.
Without wasting time, let us take a look at “Easy Steps to Pay ECG Postpaid Bills and Buy Prepaid Credit.”
If you have not installed the ECG Power app on your phone, this is the right time to do so. Go to this post to get all the facts on this. How to buy ECG power using a mobile app and a short code
PROCESS Flow for Smart ECG Prepaid Metres
Walk into any UBA branch with the following documents:
1. Metre Number [e.g., P20325840]
2. Customer Metre Account Number [e.g., 713537295]
3. Linked Mobile Money Wallet [e.g., 0245149102]
Note: Information is available on the ECG PowerApp.
Read: ECG mobile app: ECG new and separate metre application goes paperless on Feb. 1
- Complete the UBA ECG deposit slip with the information above and present the completed slip and cash to the teller for processing.
- The customer receives a 20-digit ECG token via linked MoMo number and Teller receipt for onward recharging at the metre point.
PROCESS FLOW FOR POST-PAID ECG BILLS
- The customer must generate an ECG invoice from Ghana. Gov
- Present invoice documents and cash, check, or payment instructions for the invoice amount to any UBA branch for payment.
- Payment processing by the seller and issuance of a receipt (this is done when you make a payment)
If you make check payments, you will receive value after 48 hours; however, cash or instruction payments receive instant value.
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