Sim Info(Updated) — Check Any Pakistani Number Online
Every mobile number in Pakistan is registered to a real identity through PTA’s national SIM database. Our Sim Info tool lets you look up ownership details for any Jazz, Zong, Telenor, Ufone, or SCO number — instantly, for free, with no account needed. Enter a mobile number or CNIC below and get results in seconds.
Pakistan SIM Owner
Information Tool
Enter any Pakistani mobile number below to instantly check SIM owner details, network information and registration data — free and secure.
Enter 11-digit mobile number with leading zero · e.g. 03001234567
What is Sim Info?
Every SIM card in Pakistan is permanently linked to a real person through NADRA’s biometric verification system. When you buy a SIM — whether Jazz, Zong, Telenor, Ufone, or SCO — the network operator records your name, CNIC number, and fingerprint before activating it. This record becomes your sim info: the verified ownership data tied to that number in PTA’s national database.
Checking sim owner details or sim info means looking up that ownership record — either by entering a mobile number to see who it is registered to, or by entering a CNIC to see how many SIMs are registered under that identity. This is not the same as live location tracking. No tool, app, or website can show you the real-time GPS location of a SIM — anyone claiming otherwise is misleading you. What sim info actually gives you is verified registration data: name, network, and SIM status.
What Information Does Sim Info Include?
Not all SIM information is publicly available in Pakistan. PTA has strict privacy rules on what can and cannot be accessed. Here is exactly what sim info shows you and what it does not.
| Information | Available | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Owner name | Yes | As registered with NADRA |
| Network operator | Yes | Jazz, Zong, Telenor, Ufone, SCO |
| SIM activation status | Yes | Active, blocked, or suspended |
| Total SIMs on CNIC | Yes | Across all five operators |
| CNIC number | Partial | Masked for privacy |
| Registered address | No | Protected under PTA privacy rules |
| Live GPS location | No | Not technically possible via SIM info |
| Call history / CDR | No | Only accessible via court order |
If a website or app claims to show you someone’s live location or full address through a SIM number, it is either fake or illegal. Always use official PTA channels or trusted tools like ours for accurate, legitimate sim info. Also, you can use our safe and free live tracker tool.
How to Check Sim Info in Pakistan — All Official Methods?
There are five ways to check PAK data SIM info. Each works differently depending on what you need and what device you have.
Method 1 — Our Sim Info Tool (Fastest)
The quickest way to check any Pakistani number. Enter the mobile number or CNIC in the search box above and get results in seconds. Works on any device, any browser, 24/7. No USSD code needed, no SMS required, no login.
Method 2 — SMS to 668 (Official PTA)
Send your 13-digit CNIC number without dashes as an SMS to 668. You will receive a reply showing all SIMs registered under your CNIC, broken down by network. This method is completely free and works on any phone including basic feature phones. Best for checking your own CNIC registrations.
Method 3 — PTA Portal at cnic.sims.pk
Visit cnic.sims.pk and enter your CNIC number. The portal shows a full operator-wise breakdown of every SIM registered under your identity, including registration dates. Results are printable and officially accepted by courts, banks, and police stations.
Method 4 — USSD Codes by Network
Each network has its own USSD code for checking your own SIM registration directly from your phone keypad.
| Network | USSD Code | Helpline |
|---|---|---|
| Jazz | *99# | 111 |
| Zong | *310# | 310 |
| Telenor | *345# | 345 |
| Ufone | *336# | 333 |
Note: these codes only show your own number’s registration details, not someone else’s.
Method 5 — Visit Network Franchise
For correcting wrong data, disputed ownership, or unblocking a SIM, visit your nearest network franchise in person. Bring your original CNIC. Biometric verification is required. Most issues are resolved within 24 to 48 hours.
Which Network Does This Number Belong To?
You can identify any Pakistani mobile number’s network just by looking at its first four digits. No tool needed — simply match the prefix below.
| Prefix | Network |
|---|---|
| 0300, 0301, 0302, 0303, 0304, 0305 | Jazz |
| 0306, 0307, 0308, 0309 | Zong |
| 0310, 0311, 0312, 0313, 0314, 0315, 0316, 0317, 0318, 0319 | Zong |
| 0320, 0321, 0322, 0323, 0324, 0325 | Jazz (ex-Warid) |
| 0330, 0331, 0332, 0333, 0334, 0335, 0336, 0337 | Ufone |
| 0340, 0341, 0342, 0343, 0344, 0345, 0346, 0347, 0348, 0349 | Telenor |
| 0500, 0501, 0502 | SCO (AJK & Gilgit-Baltistan only) |
A common point of confusion — numbers starting with 0320 to 0325 belong to Jazz, not Warid. Warid merged with Jazz in 2016 and all Warid numbers were transferred to the Jazz network. If you receive a call from a 032x number, it is a Jazz SIM.
Sim Info by Network:
Each telecom network in Pakistan has its own verification channels and registration process. You can check sim info on CNIC for any of the five networks instantly using our tool above — just enter the mobile number and get results in seconds. For network-specific guidance, see below.
Jazz Sim Info
Jazz is Pakistan’s largest network with over 85 million subscribers. Jazz SIM numbers start with 0300–0305 and 0320–0325. To check your Jazz sim info, use our tool above or dial *99# from your Jazz number or visit jazz.com.pk. For disputes or corrections, call the Jazz helpline at 111 or visit your nearest Jazz Experience Center with your original CNIC.
Zong Sim Info
Zong is Pakistan’s second largest network with over 45 million subscribers. Zong numbers start with 0310–0319. To verify your Zong SIM registration, use our tool above or dial *310# from your Zong number or visit zong.com.pk. For any registration issues, contact Zong customer support at 310 or visit a Zong Service Center. Also, you can check Zong SIM info here.
Telenor Sim Info
Telenor Pakistan has over 58 million subscribers and is particularly strong in Punjab and major urban centers. Telenor numbers start with 0340–0349. Check your Telenor sim info using our tool above or by dialing *345# or through the My Telenor app. For corrections, call 345 or visit a Telenor franchise with your CNIC.
Ufone Sim Info
Ufone, part of the PTCL Group, has over 28 million subscribers with strong coverage in smaller cities and rural areas. Ufone numbers start with 0330–0337. Use our tool above or dial *336# to check your Ufone SIM registration. For support, call 333 or visit your nearest Ufone franchise.
SCO Sim Info
SCO (Special Communication Organization) operates exclusively in Azad Jammu & Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan. SCO numbers start with 050x. Use our tool above to check SCO sim info instantly, or visit an SCO franchise directly with your original CNIC for in-person verification.
How to Check Sim Info on CNIC
Your CNIC is the backbone of SIM registration in Pakistan. Every SIM you own is legally tied to your CNIC number, which also tells about your CNIC information. Knowing how to check sim info on CNIC helps you stay in control of your identity and protect yourself from fraud.
Check SIMs Registered on Your Own CNIC
The easiest way is to use our tool above — enter your 13-digit CNIC number and get a full list of all SIMs registered under your identity across all networks. Alternatively, send your CNIC number without dashes as an SMS to 668. You will receive a reply that looks something like this:
Total SIMs registered:
5 Jazz: 2 SIMs
Zong: 1 SIM
Telenor: 1 SIM
Ufone: 1 SIM
SCO: 0 SIMs
Check this regularly. Under Pakistan’s PECA 2016 law, you are legally responsible for every SIM registered under your CNIC — even ones you never personally activated. If someone has fraudulently registered a SIM on your identity, you carry the legal burden until you report and block it.
SIM Limit Per CNIC in Pakistan:
PTA strictly limits how many SIMs can be registered to a single CNIC:
| Network | Maximum SIMs Allowed |
|---|---|
| Jazz | 5 SIMs |
| Zong | 5 SIMs |
| Telenor | 5 SIMs |
| Ufone | 5 SIMs |
| SCO | 5 SIMs |
| Total across all networks | 25 SIMs |
If unauthorized registrations push your total above these limits, PTA’s automated DIRBS system will block your legitimate SIMs without any prior warning. If you discover unauthorized SIMs on your CNIC, contact the relevant network operator immediately and file a complaint at PTA’s consumer portal at complaint.pta.gov.pk.
Why People Check Sim Info in Pakistan?
There are many reasons someone might need to look up SIM information. Here are the six most common situations where sim info becomes essential.
Unknown Caller Identification:
Receiving calls from an unknown number is frustrating and can sometimes be dangerous. By checking sim info, you can find out which network the number belongs to and verify the registered details before deciding whether to call back, ignore, or report it.
Fraud Prevention:
SIM swap attacks in Pakistan grew by 127% between 2024 and 2025. Fraudsters register SIMs using stolen CNICs and use them to intercept banking OTPs, drain JazzCash and Easypaisa accounts, and bypass two-factor authentication. Checking what is registered on your CNIC every month is the single most effective first line of defence against this type of fraud.
Business Verification:
Before making any financial transaction with a new supplier, client, or business contact, verifying that their number is legitimately registered gives you an added layer of security. A number that shows as unregistered or registered to a different name than the person claims is an immediate red flag.
Lost or Stolen SIM:
If your phone is stolen or your SIM goes missing, someone could visit a franchise and register a replacement SIM under your CNIC without your knowledge. Checking your CNIC registrations immediately after losing a phone helps you catch this before any damage is done.
Family Safety:
Parents can use sim info to verify the numbers their children are in contact with, particularly numbers that appear frequently or at unusual hours. It is a simple, non-intrusive way to stay informed without invading privacy.
Legal and Police Complaints:
Courts, the FIA Cybercrime Wing, and local police stations require documented SIM ownership data when filing cybercrime cases. Having verified sim info on hand speeds up the complaint process significantly and strengthens your case.
Is Checking Sim Info Legal in Pakistan?
This is one of the most important questions to understand before using any SIM information platform. The answer depends entirely on what you are checking, whose information you are accessing, and which platform you are using. Are you using Sim info app or any other private resource?
What Is Completely Legal?
Checking your own SIM registrations is fully legal and actively encouraged by PTA. Using the 668 SMS service, visiting cnic.sims.pk, dialing your network’s USSD code, or using a trusted tool like ours to verify your own registered numbers are all authorized methods that fall within Pakistani telecommunications law. PTA built these channels specifically so citizens can monitor and protect their own identity.
Checking a number’s network operator and general registration status for fraud prevention purposes is also legal. Businesses verifying supplier numbers, individuals identifying unknown callers, and families confirming contacts are all legitimate use cases that fall within responsible and lawful use of SIM information.
What Is Illegal?
Accessing another person’s SIM data without their consent is a criminal offence under the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act 2016, commonly known as PECA 2016. Section 3 of PECA covers unauthorized access to information systems, and Section 4 covers unauthorized copying or transmission of data. Violations carry penalties of up to three years in prison and fines of up to Rs. 1,000,000.
Websites and apps that claim to offer live SIM location tracking, full CNIC record access, call history logs, or complete personal data of any Pakistani citizen are operating illegally. Using such platforms not only exposes you to legal risk but also puts your own personal data at serious risk since these platforms routinely harvest the data of their own users.
Selling, distributing, or publishing SIM database records is also a serious criminal offence under both PECA 2016 and the Pakistan Telecommunication Act. Several operators of such platforms have been arrested and prosecuted by the FIA Cybercrime Wing in recent years.
Our Platform’s Position:
Pak Ownership is built on a straightforward principle — we guide users to official PTA verification methods and provide network-level SIM information within the boundaries of Pakistani law. We do not store, sell, or distribute personal CNIC records or private SIM data. Every search on our platform is private, and we do not share user data with any third party. Our content is reviewed by telecom verification expert Ahsan Raza to ensure accuracy and legal compliance at all times.
When in doubt, always use official channels. Your identity is too important to trust to an unknown platform making unrealistic promises.
Common Sim Info Problems and How to Fix Them:
If you are having trouble with your SIM registration or getting unexpected results when checking sim info, here are the most common problems and exactly what to do about each one.
Your SIM Shows the Wrong Name
This usually happens after an improperly completed SIM transfer where the previous owner’s information was not fully replaced with yours. Visit your nearest network franchise with your original CNIC and request a biometric re-verification. Franchise staff will update the registration record on the spot. Most cases are resolved within 24 to 48 hours.
More SIMs Showing on Your CNIC Than You Own
This is a serious situation that requires immediate action. Someone has likely used your CNIC to register a SIM without your knowledge or consent. Do the following without delay — contact the network operator where the unauthorized SIM is registered and report it as fraudulent, file a formal complaint at PTA’s consumer portal at complaint.pta.gov.pk, and if you suspect broader identity theft, report the matter to NADRA as well. Do not wait. An active unauthorized SIM on your CNIC can be used for criminal activity that implicates you directly.
Your SIM Is Blocked or Suspended
Check your registration status via the 668 SMS service first to understand which SIM has been affected. If PTA’s DIRBS system blocked your SIM because your total count exceeded the legal limit, visit your network franchise with your original CNIC to resolve it. If your operator blocked it directly for another reason, call their helpline — Jazz 111, Zong 310, Telenor 345, Ufone 333 — and ask for the specific reason before visiting a franchise.
Your Number Shows as Unregistered
All SIM cards in Pakistan are required to be biometrically verified. Unverified SIMs face progressive service restrictions and are permanently blocked after 120 days of non-compliance. If your number shows as unregistered, visit your network franchise immediately with your original CNIC for biometric verification. The process takes less than ten minutes and restores full service instantly.
Someone Is Registering SIMs Using Your CNIC
This is the most serious situation and requires a multi-step response. Start by sending your CNIC to 668 to get a full list of all SIMs registered under your identity. Identify every number that does not belong to you. Contact each relevant network operator’s fraud team separately and request immediate blocking of the unauthorized SIMs. File a complaint at complaint.pta.gov.pk with the full list of unauthorized numbers. If there is evidence of criminal intent such as use of those SIMs for financial fraud or harassment, file a formal report with the FIA Cybercrime Wing at cybercrime.gov.pk.
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