Forgot your own mobile number? On Jazz, dial *99# and your number appears on screen. Zong users dial *8#, and Ufone users dial *780*3# — both widely used codes, though neither operator publishes them on its website. Telenor has no verified dial code right now, so use the My Telenor app or call 345 instead.
Last verified: November 2026. Codes change from time to time — if a code below does not work, use the app or helpline method listed for your network.
Quick answer — the code for each network
| Operator | Fastest method | Code | If that fails |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jazz | Dial the code | *99# | Jazz World app, or call 111 |
| Zong | Dial the code | *8# | My Zong app, or call 310 |
| Telenor | My Telenor app | No verified code | Call helpline 345 |
| Ufone | Dial the code | *780*3# | My Ufone app, or call 333 |
Jazz: dial *99#
Jazz lists *99# as “Check Jazz Number” on its own Self Service Dial Codes page on jazz.com.pk, so this is the one code in this guide verified on an operator’s own website. Open the phone dialler on the Jazz SIM, dial *99# and press call — your number appears on screen within a few seconds. Jazz lists no charge for it, and it needs no balance and no internet. If it does not respond, open the Jazz World app (your number shows on the account screen) or call the helpline on 111 from the same SIM and ask. See the full verified figures on our Jazz internet packages page.
Zong: dial *8#
On Zong, dial *8# from the SIM and press call — your number appears on screen, free, with no balance or internet needed. One honest caution: *8# is the code every Pakistani guide lists, but Zong does not publish it on zong.com.pk, so if it ever stops working, Zong’s own channels are the fallback. Open the My Zong app, where your number shows on the home screen, or call the helpline on 310 from the same SIM and ask. See the full verified figures on our Zong internet packages page.
Telenor: use the app or call 345
Telenor has no dial code for checking your own number that could be verified for this guide. The codes quoted online disagree (*888# in some guides, *8888# in others), and Telenor’s website was unreachable when we checked on 9 November 2026, so no code is listed here rather than a guessed one. Use the My Telenor app instead — your number shows on the home screen — or call the helpline on 345 from the same SIM and ask. See what is verified on our Telenor internet packages page.
Ufone: dial *780*3#
On Ufone, dial *780*3# from the SIM and press call — your number appears on screen. This is the code the most recently updated guides list; *780# is also widely quoted, so if *780*3# does not answer, try *780#. The same caution as Zong applies: Ufone does not publish either code on ufone.com, so treat the code as widely used rather than officially listed. If neither works, open the My Ufone app, where your number shows on the dashboard, or call the helpline on 333 from the same SIM. See the full verified figures on our Ufone internet packages page.
Methods that work on any network
- Text MNP to 667. Send the word MNP to 667 from the SIM. PTA’s service replies with the number’s network and the registered owner’s name and CNIC details — this is the one method that works identically on Jazz, Zong, Telenor and Ufone. Standard SMS charges may apply, and it only tells you about the SIM in your own hand.
- Check your phone’s settings. No network needed at all. On most Android phones: Settings, then About phone, then SIM status. On iPhones: Settings, then General, then About. Your number is listed there if the SIM stored it.
- Call or text a friend. The simplest check of all — call or message someone else’s phone from the SIM and your number shows on their screen.
What these methods cannot do
No code, SMS, app or website shows who owns a mobile number that is not in your hand. The codes above only reveal the number of the SIM you dial them from. If you need to check which SIMs are registered on your own CNIC, use PTA’s SIM check — text your CNIC number to 668 — which lists every SIM on your CNIC across all networks.
Which method should you use?
- On Jazz: *99# first — it is the only code here verified on the operator’s own website.
- On Zong or Ufone: try the dial code (*8# on Zong, *780*3# on Ufone), then the operator app or helpline if it fails.
- On Telenor: go straight to the My Telenor app or call 345 — no dial code is verified right now.
- On any network, no signal needed: your phone’s settings show the stored number without a network query.
Once you know your number, you can manage the SIM properly — compare plans on the Pakistan mobile packages hub, check what is left on it with our how to check remaining MBs and balance guide, see every app method in our operator apps guide, and stop bundles you no longer want with our how to unsubscribe any package guide. If you share credit between SIMs, see how to share balance.
FAQs
What is the code to check my Jazz number?
Dial *99# from your Jazz SIM and press call — your number appears on screen. Jazz lists *99# as “Check Jazz Number” on its own Self Service Dial Codes page on jazz.com.pk, and lists no charge for it. If it does not respond, check the Jazz World app or call the helpline on 111.
How do I check my Zong number if *8# does not work?
Open the My Zong app, where your number shows on the home screen, or call the helpline on 310 from the same SIM and ask. *8# is the code every guide lists, but Zong does not publish it on zong.com.pk, so the app and helpline are the reliable fallbacks.
How can I check my Telenor number?
Use the My Telenor app, where your number shows on the home screen, or call the helpline on 345 from the same SIM. No dial code could be verified for Telenor — the codes quoted online disagree and Telenor’s website was unreachable when we checked on 9 November 2026.
Can I check who owns a mobile number?
No. No code, SMS, app or website reveals who owns a number whose SIM is not in your hand. The methods in this guide only show the number of the SIM you use them from. To see which SIMs are registered on your own CNIC, text your CNIC number to 668 (PTA’s SIM check).
