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Complete SIM Information Guide — Pakistan 2026

SIM Info Pakistan — Everything You Need to Know in 2026

Pakistan’s most comprehensive SIM Info guide. Understand SIM registration, CNIC biometric linking, verification methods, security threats, mobile wallet connections, and your complete legal rights — all in one place, completely free.

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202M+ Active SIMs — Pakistan 2026
127M+ CNICs Biometrically Linked
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Rs.22.3B SIM Fraud Losses — 2025
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What Is SIM Info in Pakistan?

SIM Info in Pakistan refers to the complete set of identity and technical data permanently linked to every active SIM card in the country. A Pakistani SIM card is far more than a small plastic chip that connects you to a mobile network — it is a legally binding digital identity document tied directly to your CNIC through NADRA’s biometric verification infrastructure.

Every piece of SIM info attached to your SIM card or stored in PTA’s central database directly determines your legal identity in Pakistan’s digital ecosystem. Your SIM info controls access to mobile banking, government services, financial transactions, two-factor authentication, and every OTP that secures your most critical accounts. Understanding your SIM info — and keeping it accurate and secure — is not a technical preference. It is a fundamental legal and financial necessity.

💡 SIM Info = Your Digital Identity in Pakistan

In Pakistan, your SIM card is your primary digital identity credential. It controls JazzCash, Easypaisa, UPaisa, bank OTPs, government service logins, and NADRA verification processes. A compromised SIM means your entire digital life is exposed — which is why accurate, up-to-date SIM info knowledge is essential for every Pakistani citizen in 2026.

What Information Does Your SIM Card Contain?

Your Pakistani SIM card contains two distinct layers of information — what is physically stored in the chip, and what is linked to it in PTA’s central SVMS (Subscriber Verification Management System) database:

On-Chip Technical Data

  • IMSI (International Mobile Subscriber Identity): A unique 15-digit number that identifies you on the cellular network — your SIM’s permanent digital fingerprint
  • ICCID (Integrated Circuit Card Identifier): The 19–20 digit serial number printed on the SIM card, used for activation and system tracking
  • Authentication Key (Ki): A 128-bit encrypted key that authenticates your SIM with the network and prevents unauthorized cloning
  • MSISDN: Your actual phone number — the 11-digit number people use to call and message you
  • Network Operator Credentials: Operator-specific codes that connect your SIM to Jazz, Zong, Telenor, Ufone, or SCO infrastructure

PTA/NADRA-Linked SIM Info (Central Database)

  • CNIC Number: Your 13-digit national identity number — permanently linked through biometric verification
  • Full Legal Name: As registered in NADRA’s database — linked at biometric activation
  • Biometric Fingerprint Record: 4–8 fingerprint scans matched against NADRA’s 127M+ citizen database
  • Registration Date & Time: Exact timestamp of SIM activation — permanently recorded
  • Operator Assignment: Which network the SIM belongs to (Jazz, Zong, Telenor, Ufone, SCO)
  • BVS Status: Whether the SIM is biometrically verified, pending, or at risk of blocking
  • IMEI Pairing: The device IMEI number currently using this SIM — tracked through DIRBS

⚠️ Your SIM Info Is Your Legal Liability

Under Pakistani law, the CNIC holder is fully and personally responsible for all activity conducted through every SIM registered to their identity — including SIMs they never personally registered. This legal liability extends to financial fraud, criminal activity, and terrorism communication. Regular SIM info verification through official PTA channels is your only protection against being wrongly implicated.

How SIM Info Gets Registered in Pakistan — The Biometric Process

Since 2014, Pakistan mandates NADRA’s Multi-Finger Biometric Verification System (MBVS) for every SIM transaction — new registration, SIM replacement, ownership transfer, and disowning. Here is exactly how the process creates your SIM info record:

  • A franchise scanner captures 4–8 of your fingerprints in high resolution with live-detection technology
  • Biometric data is transmitted to NADRA’s central servers via 256-bit AES encrypted connection — no local storage
  • NADRA matches your fingerprints against your CNIC holder biometric record in 3–15 seconds
  • Upon confirmed match, the SIM is activated and your SIM info is permanently recorded in PTA’s database
  • Your CNIC’s total SIM count is updated in real time across all five operator records simultaneously

✅ BVS Re-Verification Is Always Free

If your SIM info shows “Not Verified” biometric status, visit any franchise with your original CNIC immediately. Biometric re-verification is completely free at all operators. Do not wait — unverified SIMs face automatic permanent blocking by DIRBS after 120 days, and that block is irreversible by anyone.

How to Access Your Official SIM Info — Free Official Methods

PTA provides multiple completely free official methods to check, verify, and manage your SIM info across all five Pakistani networks. Every method below is authorized and legal:

668 Universal SIM Info Code — All Operators
667 MNP — Individual SIM Owner Info
cnic.sims.pk PTA Official Free Portal
7911 Zong & Ufone BVS Status Check
30 Sec Time to Get Your Full SIM Info
Official PTA Methods

7 Free Ways to Check Your SIM Info in Pakistan

Every method is 100% free, legally authorized by PTA, and provides real verified data directly from Pakistan’s official SIM registration system.

⭐ Most Recommended 📱

SMS CNIC to 668

The fastest complete SIM info audit — reveals all SIMs on your CNIC across all 5 operators in one message.

  • Open SMS on any Pakistani phone
  • Type your 13-digit CNIC — no dashes
  • Send to 668
  • Result: Jazz/Zong/Telenor/Ufone/SCO SIM count
  • Average response: 11 seconds
  • Cost: Rs. 2 + tax or free
📋 Court Accepted 🖥️

PTA Portal — cnic.sims.pk

Official PTA web portal for complete SIM info with exact registration dates. Printable as legal documentation.

  • Visit cnic.sims.pk in any browser
  • Enter your CNIC number
  • Complete CAPTCHA verification
  • View detailed SIM info breakdown
  • Print for courts, banks, police
  • Cost: 100% free
⚡ Fastest ⚡

MNP to 667

Verify ownership info of the specific SIM in your phone. Returns name, masked CNIC, and network in 6 seconds.

  • Insert the SIM to verify
  • Open SMS, type MNP
  • Send to 667
  • Receive: Owner name, masked CNIC, network
  • Works for any SIM you physically hold
  • Cost: Standard SMS rate
🔐 BVS Status 👆

Biometric Verification Check

Confirm your SIM’s biometric verification status. Unverified SIMs face irreversible permanent blocking at day 120.

  • Jazz: Send CNIC to 6001
  • Telenor: Send CNIC to 7751
  • Zong: Send V to 7911
  • Ufone: Send V to 7911
  • Result: “Verified” or “Not Verified”
  • Re-verification at franchise: Free
📞 No Internet 📞

USSD Codes — Keypad Check

Instant SIM info directly from your phone keypad. No internet, no SMS balance. Works on all phones.

  • Jazz: Dial *321#
  • Telenor: Dial *345#
  • Ufone: Dial *333#
  • Zong: SMS CNIC to 310
  • Network ID: SMS number to 76367
  • Cost: Free on all networks
📲 App-Based 📲

Official Operator Apps

Real-time SIM info management with push alerts for any change to your registration status.

  • My Jazz → Profile → SIM Details
  • My Zong → Account → My Information
  • My Telenor → Profile → SIM Status
  • My Ufone → Account → My SIMs
  • All apps free on Play Store/App Store
  • Enable push alerts for real-time monitoring
🏛️ Official Certificate 🏪

Franchise Visit

The only method producing a court-admissible printed SIM info certificate. Required for FIR and bank fraud resolution.

  • Visit nearest authorized franchise
  • Bring original valid CNIC
  • Request “SIM Ownership Verification Certificate”
  • Complete biometric fingerprint scan
  • Receive free printed certificate same day
  • Accepted by all courts and banks
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Complete guide to checking SIM owner details using all 7 PTA-authorized methods across Jazz, Zong, Telenor, Ufone & SCO. Free, instant, legal.

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SIM Database Pakistan — Official Access Guide

Understand Pakistan’s official SIM database, why illegal database sites are dangerous, and how to access your record free through PTA channels.

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Jazz SIM Details — Complete Verification Guide

Everything about checking Jazz SIM owner details — CNIC to 6001, *321#, My Jazz App, JazzCash security, and 82M+ subscriber verification.
All 5 Networks

SIM Info Check by Operator — Pakistan 2026

Operator-specific verification codes, helplines, and SIM info checking methods for every Pakistani mobile network.

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Jazz / Mobilink
Helpline: 111
82M+ subscribers · 38% share
668 · CNIC to 6001 · *321#
JazzCash Wallet · eSIM Available
Prefixes: 0300–0309, 0320–0329
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Zong (CMPak)
Helpline: 310
45M+ subscribers · 21% share
668 · V to 7911 · CNIC to 310
Zong Pay Wallet · eSIM Available
Prefixes: 0310–0319, 0360–0365
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Telenor Pakistan
Helpline: 345
58M+ subscribers · 27% share
668 · CNIC to 7751 · *345#
Easypaisa Wallet · eSIM Pilot
Prefixes: 0340–0349
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Ufone (PTCL)
Helpline: 333
28M+ subscribers · 13% share
668 · V to 7911 · *333#
UPaisa Wallet · PTCL Convergence
Prefixes: 0330–0339
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SCO / SCOM
Helpline: 321
6M+ subscribers · AJK & GB
668 for verification
Government-operated network
Prefixes: 0355–0357

SIM Info and Your Financial Security

Your SIM info is now your primary financial credential in Pakistan. Every mobile wallet, every bank OTP, every digital transaction you conduct is authenticated through your SIM’s registration info. Understanding this connection is critical to protecting your money:

  • JazzCash: Wallet directly tied to Jazz SIM CNIC — compromised SIM info means full wallet access
  • Easypaisa: Telenor SIM info controls all wallet transactions and Easypaisa loan disbursements
  • Bank OTPs: Every SMS verification code for banking apps goes to your SIM — stolen SIM info enables account takeover
  • UPaisa/Zong Pay: Operator wallet accounts linked to SIM registration CNIC
  • BNPL Services: Digital loan apps use SIM CNIC for identity — unauthorized SIMs enable fraudulent borrowing in your name

🚨 Rs. 22.3 Billion Lost in 2025 — SIM Info Was the Entry Point

Pakistan’s total SIM-based financial fraud reached Rs. 22.3 billion in 2025. The average victim loses Rs. 185,000 before discovering the breach — and does not detect it for 7 months. In every major case, the entry point was compromised SIM info: either unauthorized SIM registration, SIM swap attack, or biometric bypass. Monthly SIM info verification using 668 is Pakistan’s most effective individual fraud prevention habit.

SIM Info Security Threats — What You Must Know in 2026

Understanding the specific threats targeting your SIM info helps you recognize and prevent them before damage occurs:

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SIM Swap Attack — 127% Surge

Criminals transfer your phone number to a SIM they control. Your phone loses signal instantly. They intercept all OTPs, banking codes, and JazzCash verifications within minutes. 89,000+ cases filed in Pakistan in 2025.

✅ Protection: Monthly 668 check. If signal lost — call operator immediately.
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Unauthorized SIM Registration

Criminals use stolen CNIC copies or bribed franchise employees to register SIMs on your identity without your knowledge. 4.7 million cases detected by PTA in 2025 alone. Creates direct criminal liability against your CNIC.

✅ Protection: Write “FOR PURPOSE ONLY” on all CNIC copies. Check 668 monthly.
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Fake SIM Info Websites

Sites claiming to reveal “complete SIM info by phone number” for Rs. 350–5,500. They harvest your CNIC through the search interface and sell it to fraud networks. Results are entirely fabricated — your money and CNIC data are both stolen.

✅ Protection: Use only 668, 667, and cnic.sims.pk — all 100% free.
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Malicious SIM Info APKs

Apps marketed as “SIM Info Checker” or “Pak SIM Database” install keyloggers and banking trojans. They silently record your JazzCash PIN, bank passwords, and OTPs — emptying accounts within hours of installation.

✅ Protection: Download only from official Google Play Store and Apple App Store.
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Mobile Wallet Fraud via SIM

Unauthorized SIMs linked to stolen CNICs open JazzCash/Easypaisa wallets, receive loan disbursements, and launder money — all creating financial and legal liability under your identity.

✅ Protection: Check 668 bi-weekly. Enable app-based 2FA instead of SMS OTP.
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DIRBS Auto-Blocking

If unauthorized SIMs push your CNIC past PTA’s legal limit, DIRBS automatically blocks your own legitimate SIMs — without warning, without appeal, and without any recovery option. Disowning reversal is not possible after DIRBS action.

✅ Protection: Monthly 668 ensures your SIM count stays accurate.

✅ Check Your Complete SIM Info — Free Right Now

Send CNIC to 668. Visit cnic.sims.pk. Use official PTA methods. Pakistan’s official SIM info is free, legal, and available in 30 seconds. No middleman. No payment. No risk.

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Frequently Asked Questions — SIM Info Pakistan 2026

Pakistan’s most comprehensive SIM Info FAQ — every question answered with official PTA sources.

SIM info in Pakistan refers to the complete set of identity and technical data linked to every active SIM card. This includes the registered CNIC holder’s name, CNIC number, biometric fingerprint record, registration date, operator assignment, BVS verification status, and IMEI device pairing. All SIM info is stored in PTA’s SVMS database and is linked to NADRA’s biometric system. Every Pakistani SIM card is permanently connected to its owner’s CNIC through mandatory biometric verification that has been in effect since 2014.
Send your 13-digit CNIC (without dashes) via SMS to 668 from any Pakistani phone. You receive an operator-wise breakdown of all SIMs in your name within 30 seconds. For more detailed SIM info including registration dates, visit cnic.sims.pk in any browser — completely free. For individual SIM verification, send MNP to 667 from the SIM in question. All methods are 100% free and officially authorized by PTA. See our complete SIM Owner Details guide for full instructions.
The 668 code returns a complete operator-wise SIM count showing how many SIMs are registered on your CNIC across all five operators — Jazz, Zong, Telenor, Ufone, and SCO. The result format shows each operator separately: “Jazz: X, Zong: X, Telenor: X, Ufone: X, SCO: X.” This is the fastest way to audit your complete SIM info across Pakistan’s entire network infrastructure in one 30-second check.
668 shows the total SIM count registered on your CNIC across all 5 operators — you send your CNIC number to check your complete SIM info. 667 (send “MNP”) shows the specific owner identity info — name, masked CNIC, and operator — of the single SIM physically inserted in your phone at that moment. Use 668 for your monthly complete SIM info audit and 667 to verify ownership of any specific SIM card.
Under PTA’s 2026 SIM info regulations, a single CNIC may hold a combined maximum of 8 SIM connections — specifically 5 voice SIMs and 3 data-only SIMs — calculated across all five operators together. Exceeding this limit triggers automatic DIRBS blocking without any warning, notification, or appeal process. If your 668 SIM info check reveals a count higher than your personal SIMs, unauthorized registration has occurred — report immediately.
BVS (Biometric Verification System) status is a critical component of your SIM info — it indicates whether your SIM has been successfully verified through NADRA’s fingerprint matching system. Check it by sending V to 7911 (Zong/Ufone), your CNIC to 6001 (Jazz), or CNIC to 7751 (Telenor). If your SIM info shows “Not Verified,” visit any franchise immediately — the process is free. Unverified SIMs face progressive restrictions (outgoing blocked at day 31, all services suspended at day 61) and permanent irreversible blocking at day 120.
No — this is illegal. PECA 2016 Section 14 strictly prohibits accessing another person’s SIM info or CNIC data without explicit legal authorization through a court order. Violations carry up to 3 years imprisonment and Rs. 5,000,000 in fines. All official SIM info verification methods — 668, 667, cnic.sims.pk — are designed exclusively for checking your own information or verifying a SIM you physically possess. Any website claiming to show you another person’s SIM info is operating illegally.
When you register a SIM in Pakistan, the following SIM info is permanently recorded in PTA’s SVMS database: your full legal name, 13-digit CNIC number, all 10 biometric fingerprints (via NADRA MBVS), registration date and time, operator assignment, the franchise’s location, the device IMEI number, and biometric verification status. This SIM info is updated in real time whenever any change occurs — porting, replacement, disowning, or status changes. It is linked across PTA, NADRA, and the operator’s own systems simultaneously.
For Jazz-specific SIM info: send your 13-digit CNIC to 6001 from a Jazz SIM — returns BVS status and Jazz SIM count. Dial *321# for USSD-based check. The universal 668 code includes Jazz SIM info in its all-operator response. For individual Jazz SIM ownership info, insert the SIM and send MNP to 667. For complete details, see our dedicated Jazz SIM Details guide. Jazz helpline: 111. Prefixes: 0300–0309, 0320–0329.
Unknown SIMs in your 668 or cnic.sims.pk SIM info record indicate unauthorized registration — a serious identity security incident. Take these steps immediately: (1) Screenshot your 668 result with date as evidence. (2) Call the relevant operator helpline. (3) Visit the operator’s franchise with your original CNIC and request “SIM Disowning.” (4) Complete biometric verification and sign the disowning form. (5) Collect your reference receipt. (6) File a complaint at complaint.pta.gov.pk or call 0800-55055. For 3+ unauthorized SIMs, also file a police FIR under PECA 2016.
Yes — three official PTA SIM info methods work without internet: (1) SMS CNIC to 668 — works on any phone including basic feature phones, average 11-second response. (2) Send MNP to 667 from the SIM — 6-second average response. (3) USSD codes — *321# Jazz, *345# Telenor, *333# Ufone — all instant, no data connection required. These methods provide real SIM info directly from PTA’s system without needing internet access, making them accessible to every Pakistani citizen regardless of smartphone or data availability.
Yes. cnic.sims.pk is Pakistan Telecommunication Authority’s official consumer-facing web portal for SIM info verification. It provides a detailed operator-wise breakdown of all SIMs registered on any CNIC, including exact registration dates updated in real time from PTA’s SVMS database. Results from cnic.sims.pk are accepted as legal documentation by Pakistani courts, police stations, and banks. The portal is completely free, requires no account registration, and stores no personal data from users.
Mobile wallet accounts are directly tied to the SIM’s CNIC through its registration info. JazzCash is linked to Jazz SIM CNIC info — whoever controls the SIM controls the wallet. Easypaisa is linked to Telenor SIM registration info. A SIM swap attack or unauthorized SIM registration gives attackers full access to linked wallets, enabling fund transfers, loan applications, and account manipulation. This financial connection makes accurate, verified SIM info the foundation of mobile financial security in Pakistan.
PTA’s 2026 SIM info limits per CNIC are: Maximum 5 SIMs per operator per CNIC, maximum 3 data-only SIMs per CNIC, and maximum 8 SIMs total across all five operators combined. These limits apply to Jazz, Zong, Telenor, Ufone, and SCO individually and collectively. DIRBS monitors SIM info counts in real time and enforces automatic blocking when limits are exceeded — no warning is issued and no appeal process exists.
DIRBS (Device Identification, Registration and Blocking System) is PTA’s fully automated 24/7 SIM info enforcement platform. It monitors all SIM info records in real time, automatically blocks SIMs when CNIC counts exceed limits, permanently blocks biometrically unverified SIMs after 120 days, and tracks device IMEI numbers linked to SIM info. DIRBS operates without human intervention — violations result in immediate automatic action with no notification, no appeal, and no reversal possible.
Overseas Pakistanis can access their SIM info through cnic.sims.pk — accessible from any browser worldwide at zero cost, no VPN needed. Official operator apps (My Jazz, My Zong, My Telenor, My Ufone) also work internationally when logged in. For blocking unauthorized SIMs found in SIM info records, authorize a trusted family member in Pakistan to attend the franchise with your original CNIC and a notarized power of attorney. Minimum recommended SIM info check frequency for overseas Pakistanis is quarterly through cnic.sims.pk.
Zero — illegal “SIM info” websites have no access to PTA’s official SVMS database or NADRA’s biometric system. They display fabricated data, random name-CNIC combinations, or information stolen from unrelated data breaches. What these sites actually access is your own data — when you enter your CNIC or phone number into their search box, that information is immediately harvested and sold to fraud networks for SIM swap attacks and identity theft. PTA has permanently blocked 1,300+ such sites as of 2026.
Yes — completely safe. SimOwner.net.pk is a pure educational platform. We do not operate databases, we do not have access to PTA or NADRA systems, and we do not collect any personal data including CNICs or phone numbers. When you use 668 or cnic.sims.pk based on our guides, you interact directly with PTA’s official systems — your SIM info goes to PTA and comes back to your phone. We never see it. Our SIM Owner Details guides simply explain how to use the official free channels that PTA already provides.
Act immediately: (1) Call your operator helpline — Jazz 111, Zong 310, Telenor 345, Ufone 333. (2) Send CNIC to 668 and screenshot. (3) Visit franchise with original CNIC for SIM disowning of unauthorized numbers. (4) Notify your bank and freeze mobile wallets. (5) Change all banking app passwords and switch to app-based 2FA. (6) File PTA complaint at complaint.pta.gov.pk or call 0800-55055. (7) For financial fraud, report to FIA at helpdesk.nr3c.gov.pk. (8) Verify via 668 after 48 hours that unauthorized SIM count has decreased.
Check your SIM info at minimum once per month — send CNIC to 668 on the 1st of every month and take a dated screenshot. High-risk users (business owners, heavy mobile banking users, those who recently shared their CNIC) should check every two weeks. Check immediately after: your phone loses unexpected signal, you receive OTPs for transactions you didn’t initiate, you share your CNIC copy with any organization, or you lose your physical CNIC. The monthly 668 habit catches 68% of SIM fraud cases early, before financial damage reaches serious levels.

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