ECG Prepaid Meter Recharge Message You’ll Receive After Buying Credit Through the ECG Power App.

 Electricity Recharge: GHS60 Meter Top-Up Successfully Processed With Token Sent to Customer.


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An electricity recharge worth GHS60.00 has been successfully processed for a prepaid electricity meter, with the recharge token issued to a customer for use on the meter.


According to the transaction notification, the recharge request was made for a meter ending in 0178963, which was identified as a TGL Vendor meter.



The notification confirmed that the transaction was processed successfully and provided a token that can be entered into the prepaid meter to load the purchased electricity credit.


The message received by the customer states:

 “A recharge request of GHS 60.00 to meter 0178963 (TGL Vendor) has been processed successfully. Use this token (10513195**6497) to recharge your meter. Txn ID: EAQ019544.”

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The transaction therefore indicates that the GHS60 electricity purchase was completed successfully, while the token serves as the code required to transfer the purchased credit onto the prepaid meter.


Customers who receive similar notifications are advised to carefully check the meter number, transaction amount and token before entering the token into their prepaid meter.



Keeping the transaction message until the recharge has been successfully loaded can also be useful in case the customer needs to verify the transaction later.


The transaction ID included in the notification can additionally serve as a reference for the particular recharge.


For security reasons, customers should avoid publicly sharing their full electricity recharge tokens, meter numbers or transaction IDs, as these details may be sensitive and could potentially be misused.


In this particular transaction, the sensitive numbers have been partially masked to protect the customer's information.



The successful GHS60 recharge provides another example of how prepaid electricity customers can purchase credit electronically and receive a token that can then be entered into their meter.

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