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Kenya Power Explains How Customers Can Retrieve Deleted Electricity Token Messages

Mary WanjohibyMary Wanjohi
April 25, 2026
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Kenya Power Explains How Users Can Retrieve Deleted Electricity Token Messages

Kenya Power Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Joseph Siror. PHOTO/Kenya Power

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The Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC), Kenya’s energy utility, has explained that prepaid electricity customers who accidentally delete their token SMS can still access their recent token details via a designated service.

In a statement on April 25, Kenya Power outlined the process for customers who purchased electricity but lost the confirmation message before entering the token into the prepaid meter to retrieve the lost token.

ā€œDeleted your token SMS before you could key it? Dial *977# and view your last 3 tokens instantly. Stress‑free, just the way you like it,ā€ read part of the statement.

Ā Step‑by‑Step Guide on How to Retrieve Deleted Tokens

According to Kenya Power, customers must dial *977# from the same mobile phone number used to purchase the electricity token.

After dialing, a menu appears on the phone screen, allowing users to select prepaid electricity services. Customers are then guided to an option that displays recent token purchases.


Also Read:Ā Kenya Power Clarifies on Timeline for New Electricity Installations

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After selecting the relevant option, users are prompted to enter their 11-digit prepaid meter number, also known as the meter reference number.

Customers who have previously saved their meter details on the USSD platform may select the meter number directly from the menu instead of typing it in manually.

Once the meter number is submitted, the system requests confirmation to proceed, and the company says that customers must have airtime available for the request to be completed.

According to Kenya Power, the system then processes the request and sends an SMS to the customer.

The message contains details of the last three electricity tokens purchased, including the purchase date and the full 20-digit token numbers.

Kenya Power says customers can choose the correct token and load it into their prepaid meter to restore the electricity supply, noting that the service is available at all hours and works on Safaricom, Airtel, and Telkom networks.

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Kenya Power says the USSD service is intended to reduce inconvenience for customers who lose token messages and to limit the need for physical visits to service offices or calls to customer care lines.

Kenya Power on Alternative Ways to Retrieve Token Messages

The service only displays the three most recent tokens purchased, so customers are advised to ensure they use the correct meter number.


Also Read:Ā Kenya Power Staff to Visit Homes to Accelerate Rollout of New Meter Reading System


The *977# service does not require an internet connection, making it accessible even on basic mobile phones.

If the USSD option is unavailable, customers can also retrieve token details through the official MyPower mobile app or the Kenya Power self‑service portal by searching using their meter number.

The company encourages customers to keep some airtime on their phones and to enter tokens soon after purchase to avoid inconveniences, noting that the USSD option is the fastest and most reliable way for most users to recover deleted electricity token messages.

Kenya Power Explains How Users Can Retrieve Deleted Electricity Tokens Using Ussd Option
Collage of Kenya Power building and a hand stretching to load tokens in a token meter.PHOTO/ Kenya Power, Money 254
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Mary Wanjohi

Mary Wanjohi

Mary Wanjohi is a digital news correspondent at The Kenya Times driven by a deep commitment to truth, storytelling, and public service. With a background in Communication and Journalism, she has developed a strong foundation in news reporting, feature writing, and investigative research. Mary is passionate about uncovering stories that matter from community issues and social justice to politics and culture. She approaches every assignment with curiosity, integrity, and a dedication to accuracy. Her work reflects a belief that journalism is not just about reporting facts, but about giving voice to the voiceless and holding power to account. She can be reached at [email protected]

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