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Whether you have a smart meter or a standard prepay meter, making a Bord Gais top up is simple. You can top up online, via the app, in-store at any Payzone outlet, or by phone at 01 611 01 08. Below is your complete guide to managing your credit and avoiding self-disconnection.
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| Method | Channel | What You Need |
|---|---|---|
| Online | Bord Gáis Website / Payzone | MPRN or Account Number |
| Phone | 01 611 01 08 | Debit/Credit Card |
| In-Store | Payzone Outlets | PAYG Card or PAN ID |
There are several ways to complete your Bord Gáis top up depending on your meter type:
If you are having issues with your account, you can contact Bord Gáis customer service on 0818 882 600. To switch electricity providers for a better rate, call 📞(01) 913 1771.
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To make a Bord Gais top up online, you can choose between two primary digital platforms:
If you have a Bord Gáis login, you can manage your credit directly. To do so:
You may be able to save your card details for more convenient future top-ups. Alternatively, you can use the Bord Gáis Energy Pay Now option. For this, you will need your Electricity account number and MPRN number.
Note: Ensure you select "Pay As You Go" or "Smart Pay As You Go electricity" as the account type.
Bord Gáis Energy also utilizes a dedicated Payzone portal for quick payments. Visit the Bord Gais Payzone top up portal and provide:
Once processed, you will receive a 20-digit Power Code by email to manually enter into your meter keypad.
What Is My PAYG Meter Number?
This is the number on the front of your PAYG card. It typically starts with 63669810, followed by your unique identifier.
You can top up your Bord Gáis Pay As You Go meter 24/7 by calling 01 611 01 08. You will need:
While the automated phone top-up service is available 24/7, if you need to speak to a representative, the hours are:
You can make a Bord Gais top up in person at any Payzone outlet (found in most newsagents and petrol stations). You will need your prepayment card or your 16-digit PAN ID (found in your online account).
The minimum top-up amount is €10, and the maximum is €100. Always keep your receipt, as it contains your backup Power Code.
If your meter does not update automatically, follow these steps:
Gas top-ups must be done via your physical Gas Card at a Payzone outlet:
PAYG Emergency Credit
If your credit runs low, press "0" on your meter to access €20 emergency credit. This amount will be deducted from your next top-up.
Yes, "Friendly Credit" ensures your power stays on during evenings, weekends, and holidays when shops might be closed. It is available for Smart PAYG customers during:
You can still top up online using your MPRN. To get a replacement card, contact Bord Gáis customer service or use your KPN number at a Payzone outlet.
Yes, via your Payzone account. Under the 'My Meters' tab, select 'Scheduled Top Up' to choose a frequency and amount.
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