Last Updated on March 7, 2020 by Aminul Haque Shahin
WASA stands for Water and Sewerage Authority. Dhaka WASA is a Bangladesh government agency. It works under the Ministry of Local Government, Rural Development, and Co-operatives responsible for water and sewage in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Dhaka WASA was established in 1963 as an independent organization. The main purpose of WASA was to provide Water Supply and Sewage disposal to the city dwellers of Dhaka. The Water Supply service of Narayangonj city also came under Dhaka WASA in 1990. The activity of Dhaka WASA is recognized by ‘WASA Act, 1996’. According to this act, Dhaka WASA is operating as an autonomous body with corporate culture in its management & operation.
As a customer, you can pay the Dhaka WASA bill many ways. You can visit the nearest bank to pay for the WASA bill. You can also pay the bill online from your mobile phone. In this article, I will discuss how you can pay the Dhaka WASA bill online.
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Dhaka WASA Bill Online Payment – gPay Wallet
There is no need to stand in a queue to pay the Dhaka WASA bill. Thanks to the gpay wallet, you can pay the bill from your mobile phone. Follow these easy steps:
- Dial *777# from your mobile phone
- Now select the “Bill Pay” option
- If you are paying the bill for the first time, then select “New Bill.”
- Now select “Water.”
- In the next menu, select “Dhaka WASA.”
- Now enter the bill account number
- Then select bill number
- Now the due amount will show on your mobile display
- Enter the menu PIN to confirm your payment
- You will receive a confirmation SMS with TrxID
Dhaka WASA Bill Online Payment – BRAC Bank
If you have an account in the BRAC bank, you can pay the Dhaka WASA bill from your account or Visa debit card or MasterCard. Follow these easy steps:
- First, visit wasabillpay.bracbank.com from your browser
- Use your bill number from the bill copy to search
- After search only issued (valid) bill are available for payment with the ‘Pay Online’ button
- Use the “Pay Now” button in the list after the search result
- To find bill numbers and details, click this link – WASA Account Statement
Dhaka WASA Bill Online Payment – Dutch Bangla Bank Limited
If you are a Dutch Bangla Bank account holder, you can pay the Dhaka WASA bill from your account or Visa debit card, DBBL nexus card or MasterCard. Follow these easy steps:
- First, visit dbbl-ecomdpdc.dutchbanglabank.com/wasa/ from your browser
- Use your bill number from the bill copy to search
- After search only issued (valid) bill are available for payment with the ‘Pay Online’ button
- Use the “Pay Now” button in the list after the search result
- To find bill numbers and details, click this link – WASA Account Statement
How To Pay Dhaka WASA Bill Via Rocket
You can pay the WASA bill using the Rocket mobile banking system. Follow these steps to pay your bill easily:
- Dial *322# from your mobile phone
- Now from the screen select option payment or dial 1
- Now choose “self” if you are paying your own bill
- Now select Dhaka WASA from the option
- Now enter the bill/policy number
- You will see the bill information in the mobile display
- Enter “1” to accept the bill
- Now enter the 4-digit PIN to confirm
- Finally, you will receive a confirmation SMS with Transaction ID
How to Check the Dhaka WASA Bill Online
You can easily check the Dhaka WASA bill and due WASA bill from online. To do so, first, you have to collect the customer account number from your bill copy. Now visit https://dwasa.org.bd/ from your browser. Click the “Find Your WASA Bill” option from the website. Now type the customer account number in the “Account No” box. Your account number is your password. So type your account number in the password option. Now click “Login” to log in to your account. From your account, you will be able to check the bill and due bill of Dhaka WASA.
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