BESCOM Transfer

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What is BESCOM Transfer?

A BESCOM Transfer is the process of updating the electricity connection records maintained by the Bangalore Electricity Supply Company (BESCOM) to reflect the new owner’s name after you buy or inherit a property.

Without this, the electricity bill will continue to come in the previous owner’s name, which could cause complications during future transactions, resale, or while availing certain schemes.

When do you need it?

You typically need a BESCOM name transfer when:

  • You’ve purchased a new flat, villa, or plot with an existing electricity connection.
  • You’ve received property through inheritance, gift, or family settlement and want bills in your name.
  • You want to avoid future disputes or difficulties in getting new meters or upgrades.

How Namma Swathu helps you?

We handle the entire BESCOM transfer process end-to-end so you don’t have to visit multiple BESCOM offices.

We collect your sale deed (or gift/will document), latest electricity bill, tax receipts, NOC from previous owner (if required), and your ID/address proofs.

We prepare and submit the name transfer application to the concerned BESCOM office.

We coordinate with BESCOM officials for verification and follow-ups to avoid unnecessary delays.

Once processed, the BESCOM records are updated, and future bills will come directly in your name.

We hand over the confirmation or updated bill copy showing your name as the registered consumer.

Typical flow of the process

Collect Sale/Ownership Documents & Old BESCOM Bill

Submit Transfer Application

BESCOM Inspection & Verification 

Name Updated

Bills in Your Name Delivered

Common FAQs on BESCOM Transfer

Is it compulsory to transfer the BESCOM connection after buying a property?

It’s highly recommended. It ensures your bills come directly to you, prevents liability for old dues, and makes applying for additional load or new meters easier.

No. It only updates the electricity consumer records. Your primary proof of ownership is still your sale deed or title document.

Usually, all dues must be cleared before the transfer. We assist in settling pending bills if needed.

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