If you’re a customer of Energy Fiji Limited (EFL), you don’t always need to wait for a physical bill or visit a service center to know what you owe. EFL offers several easy-to-use phone-based options — from a mobile app to SMS/USSD — so you can check your bill anytime, anywhere. This guide walks you through all the available methods on how to check efl bill on phone and what to do if you run into trouble.
Ways to Check Your EFL Bill Using Your Phone
Using the Official Mobile App (Noqu EFL)
- Download the app: “Noqu EFL” is available for both Android (via Google Play) and iOS (via the App Store).
- Register or log in: Use your EFL account number and the email address registered with EFL. If you’re already registered on the EFL portal, use the same credentials.
- Access your bill: Once logged in, you can view current and past bills, account balance, due dates, and even your monthly electricity consumption history.
- Other features: The app may also let you download statements, submit meter readings, and lodge faults or complaints.
This option is ideal if you prefer a full digital record and want to track bills over time.
How to Check efl bill on phone in Fiji – Using USSD / Short-Code on Phone (No Internet Needed)
If you don’t have internet or prefer a quick SMS-based method, EFL supports a USSD/short-code service:
- Dial
*1333#on your mobile phone keypad. - Select the first Option – “Check My Bill”.
- Enter your 10-digit EFL account number when prompted, then press send.
- You’ll receive an SMS with your current balance and due date.
- Note: This service isn’t free — it costs a small fee (for example, 18 cents as reported in past notices).
This method is useful if you don’t have a smartphone or internet, and want a quick bill check on a basic phone.
How to Pay or Settle Your EFL Bill via Phone (If You Want)
Once you’ve checked your bill and know what you owe, EFL offers multiple payment methods you can use via phone/mobile services:
- Mobile money services: For instance, Vodafone M-Paisa is supported for bill payments.
- Another option: Digicel MyCash — if you’re a Digicel customer, you can use MyCash or a USSD-based MyCash service to pay.
- Internet banking: Many major banks in Fiji list EFL’s banking details. You just enter your EFL account number when prompted.
Payments made through these digital methods usually update automatically — though for bank-based payments, processing may take until the next business day.
Using phone-based checking + mobile payment together gives you a fully digital, hassle-free utility experience.