Pakistan’s Free
Live Tracker Tool
Check SIM owner details or CNIC records instantly.
No login. No charges. All networks.
Enter 11-digit number with leading zero · e.g. 03001234567
What is Live Tracker?
Live Tracker is Pakistan’s free online tool for checking SIM card ownership details and CNIC-linked mobile numbers instantly. When you enter a Pakistani mobile number or CNIC into the search tool above, it queries the SIM registration database to return the registered owner’s name, network operator, address, and registration status — all in seconds, with no account required.
This is not a GPS tracking app. Live Tracker works specifically with Pakistan’s SIM owner details, which is collected and maintained under PTA (Pakistan Telecommunication Authority) regulations. Every SIM card sold in Pakistan must be registered under a valid CNIC, which means the ownership record is verifiable and reliable.
Think of it as a reverse lookup tool. You have a number, and you want to know who it belongs to. Whether you are receiving unknown calls, verifying a seller’s identity, or checking whether someone has registered SIMs on your CNIC without your knowledge, Live Tracker gives you that answer without waiting, without registration, and without cost. If you need CNIC details, visit our CNIC information page.
How to Use Live Tracker?
Using Live Tracker takes under 30 seconds. No app, no SMS, no account required. Follow these three steps to get instant results.
Step 1 — Choose your search method
Select the SIM Number tab if you have a mobile number you want to look up. Select the CNIC tab if you want to see all SIM cards currently registered under a specific national identity number. Both searches work independently and give different types of results.
Step 2 — Enter the number correctly
For mobile numbers, enter the 11-digit number. For CNIC, enter all 13 digits without dashes — for example 3740512345678. The search button activates automatically once the format is correct.
Step 3 — Read your results
Click Search. Results appear within a few seconds and include the registered owner’s name, network operator, city, and registration status. If a number is unregistered or the CNIC has no linked SIMs, the tool will tell you that clearly so you can take the right next step.
| Search Type | What to Enter | Example | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| SIM Number | 10 digits, no leading zero | 3001234567 | Owner name, CNIC, network, city, status |
| CNIC | 13 digits, no dashes | 3740512345678 | All SIMs registered under that CNIC |
Live Tracker All Network Details
Live Tracker works across all licensed Pakistani mobile networks and provide accurate sim info. Every number from every operator is supported — prepaid, postpaid, corporate, and migrated lines included.
Jazz / Warid — Prefixes 0300–0309 and 0320–0325. Pakistan’s largest network with the widest coverage across urban and rural areas.
Zong — Prefixes 0310–0319. Pakistan’s leading data-focused network with strong 4G coverage in major cities.
Telenor — Prefixes 0340–0349. Strong coverage across Punjab and KPK, known for reliable voice quality in rural areas.
Ufone / PTCL — Prefixes 0330–0338. Covers major cities and remote areas through PTCL infrastructure. Postpaid EVO and corporate lines are also searchable.
SCO — Prefix 0826. Operates exclusively in Gilgit-Baltistan and Azad Kashmir. Fully supported in the Live Tracker database.
All five networks are updated regularly. If a SIM was recently registered or reactivated, results reflect the current status within 24 to 48 hours.
| Network | Prefixes | Coverage | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jazz / Warid | 0300–0309, 0320–0325 | Nationwide · largest network | Prepaid & Postpaid |
| Zong | 0310–0319 | Nationwide · strongest 4G | Prepaid & Postpaid |
| Telenor | 0340–0349 | Nationwide · strong in Punjab & KPK | Prepaid & Postpaid |
| Ufone / PTCL | 0330–0338 | Nationwide · strong EVO/rural | Prepaid & Postpaid |
| SCO | 0826 | Gilgit-Baltistan & AJK only | Prepaid |
Live Tracker SIM Data
Unknow number is calling and you need to know its live tracker SIM data Pakistan. When you search a mobile number, Live Tracker returns the following data fields from Pakistan’s SIM registration record:
- Owner Name — Full name of the person under whose CNIC the SIM is registered
- CNIC Number — The 13-digit identity number linked to the SIM
- Registered Address — City and address provided at the time of SIM purchase
- Network Operator — Jazz, Zong, Telenor, Ufone, or SCO
- SIM Type — Prepaid or postpaid
- Registration Date — When the SIM was first activated
- Current Status — Active, blocked, or flagged by PTA
One important clarification: SIM data is not real-time location data. The database holds registration details, not GPS coordinates. What Live Tracker gives you is ownership data — who is behind the number, not where the person is right now. Get live SIM data tracker now.
Live Tracker CNIC Number Online
Pakistan’s telecom law restricts every citizen to a maximum of five SIM cards per CNIC per network — 25 SIM cards in total across all five networks. This rule exists to prevent mobile number fraud, identity misuse, and SIM swap attacks.
What the legal SIM limit looks like per CNIC:
| Network | Maximum SIMs Allowed |
|---|---|
| Jazz / Warid | 5 |
| Zong | 5 |
| Telenor | 5 |
| Ufone | 5 |
| SCO | 5 |
| Total across all networks | 25 |
With the CNIC search on Live Tracker, you enter your 13-digit CNIC number and the tool returns a complete list of all SIM cards currently registered under your name across all networks.
Here is what to do if you find unauthorized SIMs on your CNIC:
| Step | Action |
|---|---|
| 1 | Screenshot your result as evidence |
| 2 | Visit the relevant network franchise with your original CNIC |
| 3 | Request a SIM Disowning through biometric verification |
| 4 | Collect a written receipt and reference number |
| 5 | File a complaint at complaint.pta.gov.pk or call 0800-55055 |
| 6 | For 3+ unauthorized SIMs, file a police FIR citing PECA 2016 Section 10 |
You can also cross-verify using PTA’s official SMS method: send your 13-digit CNIC number without dashes to 668 and you will receive an instant reply showing all SIMs registered under your name. Send MNP to 667 from any SIM in your phone to check who that specific SIM is registered to — it returns the owner name and a masked CNIC within seconds.
Many Pakistanis now check their CNIC monthly as a basic digital security habit. Given that PTA detects over 18,000 SIM fraud cases every single month, this is one of the simplest and most effective precautions you can take.
SIM Swap Fraud — The Attack That Drains Your Accounts
This is the most important threat that makes Live Tracker a necessary tool, not just a convenience. SIM swap fraud surged 127% in Pakistan between 2024 and 2025, with more than 89,000 cases reported in that period alone. Understanding exactly how it works is the first step to stopping it.
How a SIM swap attack happens, step by step:
| Step | What the Criminal Does |
|---|---|
| 1 | Obtains your CNIC details — through a photocopy, a data breach, or social engineering |
| 2 | Visits a telecom franchise claiming your SIM is lost or damaged |
| 3 | Uses your CNIC to get a replacement SIM issued in your name |
| 4 | Once active, intercepts every OTP sent to your number |
| 5 | Logs into your JazzCash or Easypaisa and transfers your balance |
| 6 | Resets your bank account password using the OTP on your number |
| 7 | Takes over your WhatsApp using the verification code |
| 8 | By the time your phone loses signal, your money and accounts are already gone |
The reason this attack is so devastating is that your mobile number controls almost everything in your digital life in Pakistan. Your JazzCash wallet, your Easypaisa account, your bank’s two-factor authentication, and your WhatsApp verification all go to that one SIM. If a criminal controls that SIM, they control all of it.
What gets compromised in a SIM swap:
| Service | How Your SIM Controls It |
|---|---|
| JazzCash | Login OTP and transaction verification sent by SMS |
| Easypaisa | Account login and money transfer codes sent by SMS |
| Bank accounts (HBL, UBL, MCB, etc.) | OTP for login, password reset, and transaction approval |
| Account verification code sent by SMS | |
| Email (Gmail, Outlook) | Account recovery codes sent by SMS |
| Government portals | NADRA and PTA verification by mobile number |
Protecting yourself from SIM swap fraud:
Checking your CNIC on Live Tracker every month is the single most effective early-warning system. If the SIM count on your CNIC increases unexpectedly, investigate immediately — do not wait. Additionally, wherever possible switch from SMS-based OTPs to an authenticator app like Google Authenticator for your banking apps and email, so that even if your SIM is compromised, your accounts remain protected.
If your phone suddenly loses signal for no reason — especially in a city with good coverage — contact your network operator immediately. Loss of signal is often the first sign that a SIM swap has already been performed.
SIM Owner Details Live Tracker
The most common reason people use Live Tracker is to identify the owner of an unknown number. Pakistan saw a 63% increase in mobile scams between 2024 and 2025, and the first step in dealing with any of these situations is knowing who is on the other end.
Most common reasons Pakistanis use Live Tracker:
| Situation | How Live Tracker Helps |
|---|---|
| Unknown or repeated calls | Reveals the registered name and network so you can decide whether to engage, block, or report |
| Threatening or harassing messages | Gives you the registered owner details needed to file a PTA or police complaint |
| Buying a used phone or SIM | Confirms the SIM is registered to the person selling it |
| JazzCash / Easypaisa transfers | Verifies the recipient’s number belongs to the person they claim to be |
| OLX or social media purchases | Confirms seller identity before sending any payment |
| Hiring or business verification | Fast identity check before entering any business arrangement |
| Lost or stolen SIM | Checks whether your SIM is still active so you can request a block |
Legal liability you may not know about: Under Pakistani law, you are directly responsible for every activity conducted using a SIM card registered under your CNIC — even if you did not register it yourself. If a criminal registers a SIM on your stolen CNIC and uses it to commit fraud, blackmail, or harassment, law enforcement will investigate you first. Proving your innocence under PECA 2016 can take years and cost hundreds of thousands in legal fees. This is why SIM verification is not optional — it is legal protection. So, you must use our SIM owner details live tracker.
How to file a complaint using Live Tracker information:
| Complaint Type | Where to Report |
|---|---|
| Harassing calls or fraud | complaint.pta.gov.pk or call PTA at 0800-55055 |
| Cybercrime or serious threats | FIA Cyber Crime Wing — call 1991 |
| Unauthorized SIM on your CNIC | Visit franchise + file FIR citing PECA 2016 Section 10 |
| Identity theft | NADRA + nearest police station with your original CNIC |
Every mobile number issued in Pakistan is tied to a citizen’s CNIC through mandatory biometric SIM registration, introduced by PTA in 2015. When you search a mobile number on Live Tracker, the system returns the ownership record for that number from the national telecom database.
What a mobile number search returns:
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Registered Owner | Full name on the CNIC linked to this number |
| Network | Jazz, Zong, Telenor, Ufone, or SCO |
| SIM Type | Prepaid or postpaid |
| Registered City | City listed on the owner’s CNIC |
| Status | Active or blocked |
| Registration Date | When the SIM was first activated under this CNIC |
This works consistently across all provinces — Punjab, Sindh, KPK, Balochistan, Gilgit-Baltistan, and AJK.
A note on location tracking: Real-time GPS location by mobile number is a separate service that requires network-level access legally restricted to law enforcement agencies in Pakistan. This tool provides SIM ownership lookup only. For most real-world situations — identifying an unknown caller, verifying a contact, or checking your own CNIC — knowing who owns the number is exactly the information you need.
Is Live Tracker Free?
Yes. Live Tracker is completely free with no hidden charges, no subscription, and no registration of any kind.
| Feature | Status |
|---|---|
| SIM Number lookup | Free — unlimited searches |
| CNIC search | Free — unlimited searches |
| Account or registration required | No |
| Download required | No |
| Works on mobile and desktop | Yes |
| Search history stored | No — all searches are private |
Live Tracker is also available as an Android app on Google Play. The app offers the same core SIM and CNIC lookup functionality with an added saved search history for users who check numbers regularly. Search for Sim Owner Details on Google Play to download.
For bulk lookups or API access for business verification, contact us via the Contact page.
Live Tracker App — Download for Android
The Live Tracker Android app brings the full SIM and CNIC lookup to your pocket. With over 100,000 downloads on Google Play, it is one of the most-used telecom verification tools in Pakistan.
What the app includes:
- SIM Number lookup — same as the web tool
- CNIC search — all registered SIMs under any CNIC
- Recent search history — quickly re-check numbers you have looked up before
- Optimised for 3G connections — works reliably in areas with slower internet
- No account, no sign-up, free to download and use
To download, search Sim Owner Details 2026 on Google Play. The web version and the app use the same database, so results are identical. Use the web tool at a desktop and the app when you are out and need to check a number on the spot.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Live Tracker, SIM owner lookup, CNIC verification, and protecting yourself from SIM fraud in Pakistan.
Live Tracker is Pakistan’s free online tool for checking SIM card ownership details and CNIC-linked mobile numbers. Enter any Pakistani mobile number or CNIC and the tool instantly returns the registered owner’s name, network operator, registered city, and SIM status — no account, no download, no charges.
It works by querying Pakistan’s SIM registration database, which is maintained under PTA (Pakistan Telecommunication Authority) regulations. Every SIM sold in Pakistan since 2015 must be registered under a valid CNIC through biometric verification, which is why this data is reliable and verifiable.
Yes. Live Tracker is 100% free with no hidden charges, no subscription plan, and no registration of any kind. There is no limit on the number of searches you can perform.
The tool works on any device — desktop, mobile, or tablet — on any browser. No app download is required to use the web version. If you prefer the app, search Sim Owner Details on Google Play — it is also free to download and use.
Yes. Live Tracker supports every licensed mobile network in Pakistan, including Jazz, Warid, Zong, Telenor, Ufone, PTCL, and SCO. Any valid Pakistani mobile number from any of these operators will return results.
SCO (Special Communication Organisation) covers Gilgit-Baltistan and Azad Kashmir under the 0826 prefix and is fully included in the database. Numbers that do not follow a known Pakistani prefix — international numbers, landlines, and VoIP numbers — are not supported.
The SIM registration database is updated regularly but not in real time. If a SIM was recently transferred, reactivated, blocked, or newly registered, the change may take 24 to 48 hours to reflect in search results.
For the most authoritative and legally accepted verification, cross-check using PTA’s official channels:
Select the SIM Number tab on the tool above. Enter the 10-digit number without the leading zero and click Search.
These are two separate official PTA SMS services that serve different purposes and are both completely free.
Select the CNIC tab on the Live Tracker tool above and enter your 13-digit CNIC without dashes. The tool will return all SIM cards currently registered under your name across all networks.
You can also use PTA’s official SMS method: type your full 13-digit CNIC without dashes and send it to 668. You will receive an instant reply with the total count of active SIMs linked to your identity across Jazz, Zong, Telenor, Ufone, and SCO.
No. Live Tracker provides SIM ownership data only — not real-time GPS location. The tool tells you who a number is registered to, not where that person currently is.
Real-time mobile location tracking in Pakistan requires network-level access that is legally restricted to law enforcement agencies acting under proper court authorization. Any website or app claiming to offer live GPS tracking of a number without consent is operating illegally under PECA 2016 and should be avoided — many are also phishing tools that steal your CNIC and mobile number data.
SIM swap fraud is when a criminal uses your CNIC details to get a replacement SIM issued in your name at a telecom franchise. SIM swap attacks surged 127% in Pakistan between 2024 and 2025, with over 89,000 cases reported. Pakistanis lost Rs. 22.3 billion to SIM-related fraud in 2025 alone.
Once the criminal has your active SIM, they intercept every OTP sent to your number — giving them access to your JazzCash wallet, Easypaisa account, bank logins, WhatsApp, and email. By the time your phone shows “No Service,” your money is already gone.
Checking your CNIC on Live Tracker every month is the fastest early-warning system. If the SIM count increases unexpectedly, investigate the same day.
Act the same day. Do not wait. In 2025, PTA detected 4.7 million unauthorized SIM registrations on stolen CNICs. Victims who acted quickly avoided the worst consequences.
PTA regulations allow a maximum of 5 SIM cards per network operator per CNIC, giving a total of 25 SIMs across all five networks in Pakistan. The DIRBS system (PTA’s automated enforcement engine) blocks any registration attempt beyond this limit instantly, with no human intervention and no prior warning.
Pakistan witnessed a 63% increase in mobile scams between 2024 and 2025. Criminals obtain CNIC details through several common methods:
Checking SIM registration information for personal verification and legitimate security purposes is lawful in Pakistan. PTA itself provides an official method to check SIMs on your CNIC by texting your CNIC to 668 — Live Tracker provides similar lookup functionality as a free web service.
Yes — and this is the most important reason to check your CNIC regularly. Under Pakistani law and PECA 2016, you are directly legally responsible for all activity conducted on SIM cards registered under your CNIC, even if you did not register those SIMs yourself.
If criminals register a SIM on your stolen CNIC and use it to commit fraud, blackmail, or harassment, law enforcement will investigate you first. Proving your innocence can take years and cost hundreds of thousands of rupees in legal fees.
No. Live Tracker does not log, store, or share your search queries. Every search is processed privately and no personal data about the user performing the search is retained on our servers.
Your search — including the number or CNIC you entered — is not associated with your device, IP address, or any identifying information. Each search is completely anonymous and permanently deleted after the result is displayed.