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An eBill, short for electronic bill, is a digital or online version of a traditional paper bill. It is sent electronically via email, SMS, online portals, or mobile apps instead of being delivered through postal mail.

You can register to eBill:

On telecom app

 - Open telecom app

-  In the Internet & TV section, tap on Register to eBill

-  Tap on Add in section Bill by email

-  Enter your email address to receive your OTP

-  Enter the OTP received by mail on the app

-  Your email will be registered 

On myt.mu

- Click on here to register

On Selfcare

-  Log in to Selfcare

-  Click on Payments

-   Click on Billing details

-   Select number

-   Click on Bill dispatch

-   Select By email

-   Enter email address(es)

-   Click on Save Changes and Register now

In a Telecom Shop

eBill is a convenient and environmentally friendly alternative to traditional paper bills.

You can access your eBills anytime, anywhere. And receive automatic notifications once a new bill is issued.

By switching to eBills, you help reduce paper waste, which can contribute to sustainability efforts and environmental conservation.

eBills are stored digitally, making it easier to track and organise your billing history.

You will need:

-   Your Fixed line number

-   Your Bill Account number 

-   Your mobile phone

-   Your mobile number/ email address

Yes, eBill is a free service.

Yes, eBill contains the same information as a paper bill.

Yes, eBills are secure as they are delivered through your registered email or mobile number.

You can view your eBills using any PDF reader software.

You will also be able to view the invoice number, amount and due date in the SMS/email itself.

No. Once subscribed to eBill, you will no longer receive your bills by post.

Kindly visit a Telecom shop. Please note that you will be charged Rs 50.00 for the bill and you will have to pay Rs 6.00 for each additional page.

Yes, eBills are available in PDF format, so you can print them easily.

Yes, you can receive your eBill on your registered email and mobile number.

Yes. You can also receive your eBill by SMS. Click here to register your mobile number.

Yes, you can subscribe to eBill for multiple accounts using the same email address and/or mobile number.

To add another email address, open your telecom app.

• Go on the Internet & TV section
• Tap on “Register to eBill”
• Tap on “Add” in section ‘Bill by email’
• Add your email address
• You will receive an OTP on the email address
• Enter the OTP received by email on your telecom app
• Your email address will be added

You can receive your eBill on a maximum of 5 email addresses.

You can receive your eBill(s) on only one mobile number.

Yes, you can register to eBill using any other operator’s mobile number.

You can always access your previous eBills through your mail, the link provided to you by SMS, on telecom app and/or on my.t money.

If you have not received your eBill via

• Email – check your spam folders
• SMS – check the sender My.t-eBill

You may also view your eBill(s) on telecom app and my.t money.

If you still cannot see your eBill, contact us on 8902. Our team will be happy to assist you.

Contact us on 8902. Our team will be happy to assist you.

You can update your email on telecom app.

• Go on the Internet & TV section
• Tap on profile icon
• Tap on “Add” in section ‘Bill by email’
• Add your new email address
• You will receive an OTP on your new email address
• Enter the OTP received by mail on your telecom app
• Your new email address will be added

To remove your old email address, tap on the delete icon next to it. 

Or you can contact us by email on contact@telecom.mu or call 8902.

You can update it directly on myt.mu. Click here to update.

You can also update it on telecom app or you can contact us by mail on contact@telecom.mu or call 8902.

Contact us on 8902. Our team will be happy to assist you.

You will receive your eBill according to your billing cycle.

Itemized bills are available upon request only. Kindly visit a Telecom Shop.  

Your payment methods remain unchanged. You can pay your bill directly on telecom app, my.t money, Selfcare, through bank transfers/direct debit, in Telecom Shops and in Post Offices.

No, your billing cycle remains unchanged.