Balance Check Code: Jazz, Zong, Telenor, Ufone
The balance check code is *111# for Jazz, *222# for Zong, *444# for Telenor and *124# for Ufone. Dial it and press call to see your remaining balance. To check your internet package, remaining MBs or your own number, the most reliable way is each network's official app or helpline, because package codes change often. Here is everything in one place.
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Dial the code and press call. These are the long-standing balance codes for each network.
| Network | Balance check code | Helpline (from that SIM) |
|---|---|---|
| Jazz | *111# | 111 |
| Zong | *222# | 310 |
| Telenor | *444# | 345 |
| Ufone | *124# | 333 |
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Networks change codes from time to time. If a code stops working, use the official app or helpline.
How to check internet package on Jazz, Zong, Telenor and Ufone
Package and remaining-data codes change whenever networks update their offers, so the official apps are the most reliable way to see your active bundle and remaining MBs, minutes and SMS:
- Jazz — the Jazz World app
- Zong — the My Zong app
- Telenor — the My Telenor app
- Ufone — the My Ufone app
💡 Worth knowing
The apps also show the current package list and let you subscribe, so you never dial an old code for an offer that no longer exists.
How to check my number
Number-check codes vary by network and change over time. These methods always work:
- Open your network's official app — your number is shown on the home screen.
- Call or send a message to a friend or family member and ask them to read your number.
- Check the SIM pack or the card the SIM came on.
- On Android or iPhone, look in Settings under About phone / SIM status or Phone (it is not always filled in).
How to choose a monthly package
Prices and data amounts change often, so compare what fits your use rather than chasing the biggest number.
- Check last month's use in the app: how much data, how many minutes.
- Choose a bundle a little above your real use — unused data usually expires.
- If you mainly use WhatsApp and social apps, a social or WhatsApp bundle may be cheaper.
- Compare the same validity (daily, weekly, monthly) across networks.
- Check whether prices include tax before you subscribe.
SIMs on your CNIC
While you are checking your SIM, check how many SIMs are registered in your name — it takes a minute: How Many SIMs on My CNIC? Check with 668.
Avoid balance and prize scams
Scam messages often say you have won a prize or that your SIM will be blocked unless you send a code or balance. Networks don't ask for OTPs or balance transfers by call. Never share a code sent to your phone.
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Frequently asked
What is the Jazz balance check code?
*111# — dial it and press call.
What is the Zong balance check code?
*222# — dial it and press call.
What is the Telenor balance check code?
*444# — dial it and press call.
What is the Ufone balance check code?
*124# — dial it and press call.
How can I check my internet package?
Open your network's official app (Jazz World, My Zong, My Telenor or My Ufone); it shows your active package and remaining data. Codes change often, so the app is most reliable.
How do I check my own number?
Open your network's official app, call a friend, or check the SIM pack. Number-check codes vary by network and change over time.