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Check SIM owner details
Verify your SIM registration with confidence.
We help you understand SIM registration status, review ownership-linked information through lawful routes, and act quickly when an unauthorized number appears under your identity.
✔ SIM ownership guidance
✔ CNIC-linked verification support
✔ Unauthorized SIM complaint help
✔ Fraud awareness and prevention
✔ Plain-language education
✔ Practical next steps
CNIC and number check
Review registration details linked to your own CNIC or number. Please use this only for records you are authorized to check.
Use the format 03XXXXXXXXX
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Why this matters
Your number is now part of your identity
A SIM sits behind login codes, banking access, mobile wallets, deliveries, client calls, and school or office updates. When ownership goes wrong, it stops being a telecom problem and starts affecting trust, access, and peace of mind.
Most people only think about SIM ownership once something breaks: a second-hand SIM, a family-shared line, a biometric mismatch, a suspicious call, or a verification code that never arrives. By then it feels urgent.
We built this platform to remove that stress. You do not need to be a telecom expert. You need clear information, in plain language, with an obvious next step.
Why people use CheckSIMOwnerDetails.pk
People come here for clarity, not technical clutter. We show a structured path for reviewing registration status, spotting a possible issue, and understanding what to do next.
▸A clear understanding of how SIM registration actually works
▸Help reviewing the SIMs linked to your own CNIC
▸Guidance for second-hand or family-used SIM verification
▸Support when an unknown SIM appears under your record
▸Education on SIM misuse, identity risk, and safe follow-up
▸Awareness of fraud patterns and early warning signs
Who this site is for
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Individual users
Checking your own SIM registration for peace of mind.
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Concerned users
Unauthorized or suspicious entries under your identity.
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Families
Numbers spread across parents, children, and elders.
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Second-hand buyers
SIM or device buyers who want ownership clarity.
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Freelancers
Professionals who depend on mobile verification daily.
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Overseas Pakistanis
Awareness of identity-linked telecom issues from abroad.
Trust and privacy
SIM information deserves responsible handling
This site is not about shortcuts or invasive access. It exists to help you review and protect information tied to your own identity, or resolve a legitimate ownership problem safely.
If you are already worried, our job is to lower that stress, not raise it.
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Privacy first
No storing of the details you type in.
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Responsible education
Explanation before action, always.
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Clear language
No jargon, no telecom shorthand.
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Lawful routes only
Proper complaint and correction paths.
Services
Our SIM support services
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SIM ownership guidance
Understand how registration works, what ownership details mean, and how to review your status correctly.
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CNIC-linked SIM review
Want to know how many SIMs sit under your identity? We help you read the result and decide what it means.
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Unauthorized SIM help
Found a number that should not be linked to you? We show how to document it and how disowning proceeds.
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SIM fraud awareness
Awareness content helps you spot the signs of number misuse earlier, before account trouble starts.
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Family & business guidance
Who should manage which SIM, how records should be organised, and what to do when ownership needs correcting.
Process
How our process works
1
Pick your check
Verify one number via 667, or list every SIM on your CNIC via 668 / cnic.sims.pk.
2
Send the request
SMS your CNIC to 668, dial 667 from the SIM, or use the official PTA website.
3
Read the results
See how many SIMs are registered per network against your CNIC.
4
Spot anything wrong
An unfamiliar number means your CNIC may have been misused.
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Act on it
Visit the operator's franchise with your original CNIC to block or deactivate the SIM.
Frequently asked questions
How can I check who owns a SIM in Pakistan?
Dial 667 from the SIM itself to get the registered owner's name, or SMS your CNIC to 668 to see all SIMs registered on your identity. Both are official PTA services.
Is checking SIM owner details legal?
Yes — checking SIMs registered on your own CNIC through PTA channels is completely legal. Looking up other people's private data through unofficial databases is not.
How many SIMs can I have on one CNIC?
PTA allows up to 5 SIMs per network per CNIC. See our SIM limit guide for details.
What if a SIM I don't recognize shows on my CNIC?
Visit the relevant operator's franchise with your original CNIC and request blocking. Read our deactivation guide first.
What is the difference between 667 and 668?
667 tells you the owner of the SIM you dial from. 668 lists all SIMs against a CNIC. Full comparison: 667 vs 668.
Does this website store my CNIC or number?
No. We provide guidance only; checks happen directly between you and PTA's official services.
Need help with SIM ownership verification?
Understand your registration status, protect your identity, and take the right next step with confidence. Help starts with simple understanding, not pressure.
Why Checking SIM Ownership is Important
1. Security Concerns
- With the rise of cybercrime and identity theft, knowing who owns a SIM card can help protect your personal information. If you receive suspicious calls or messages, checking the SIM owner can provide peace of mind.
2. Regulatory Compliance
- In Pakistan, the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) mandates that all SIM cards must be registered to a verified individual. This regulation aims to curb illegal activities and enhance security. Knowing the ownership of a SIM card helps you stay compliant with these regulations.
3. Peace of Mind
- Whether you’re buying a second-hand phone or dealing with unfamiliar numbers, having the ability to check SIM ownership provides reassurance. You can make informed decisions based on verified information.
Our Services
1. SIM Owner Details Online Check
- Our primary service allows you to check the ownership details of any SIM card in Pakistan. By simply entering the mobile number or CNIC, you can receive instant results about the owner, including their name and registration details.
How It Works:
- Step 1: Visit our website and navigate to the SIM Owner Details section.
- Step 2: Enter the mobile number or CNIC in the designated fields.
- Step 3: Click on “Check Now” to retrieve the details.
2. CNIC SIM Check
- This service is specifically designed for individuals who want to know how many SIM cards are registered under their CNIC. It’s an essential tool for ensuring that no unauthorized SIMs are linked to your identity.
Benefits:
- Identify Unauthorized SIMs: Quickly spot any SIM cards that may have been registered without your knowledge.
- Secure Your Identity: Take action if you find unauthorized registrations.
3. Mobile Number Ownership Verification
- If you’ve received calls from unknown numbers and want to know who it is, our mobile number ownership verification service can help. This feature provides detailed information about the owner of the mobile number, including their name and registration date.
Usage:
- Personal Safety: Avoid scams and unwanted communications by verifying the caller’s identity.
- Business Communication: Ensure you are contacting legitimate businesses or individuals.
4. SIM Information Retrieval
- Access comprehensive information about any SIM card. This includes the network provider, registration date, and owner details. This service is particularly useful for businesses and individuals who need detailed SIM data for various purposes.
Features:
- Network Provider Information: Know which telecom company the SIM belongs to.
- Registration Date: Understand when the SIM was registered, which can be crucial for certain legal matters.
5. Live SIM Tracker
- Our live SIM tracking feature allows you to monitor SIM data in real-time. This is ideal for parents wanting to keep track of their children’s SIM usage or for businesses managing multiple lines.
Advantages:
- Real-Time Monitoring: Stay updated on SIM activity as it happens.
- Usage Reports: Receive detailed reports on SIM usage, helping you manage costs and verify usage patterns.
6. DB Center Checks
- We perform checks against the official database for CNIC and SIM details. This ensures that the information you receive is verified and accurate.
Importance:
- Official Verification: Gain confidence in the information provided as it is sourced from official records.
- Avoid Misinformation: Reduce the risk of scams and misinformation by relying on verified data.
How to Use Our Services
Step-by-Step Guide
- Access the Website: Navigate to our homepage and locate the service you wish to use.
- Input Required Information: Depending on the service, enter the necessary details such as mobile number or CNIC.
- Submit Your Query: Click the submit button to process your request.
- Receive Results: Within moments, you will receive the information directly on your screen.
Example Use Case
Imagine you receive a series of unknown calls. You can use our mobile number ownership verification service to check who the owner is. By entering the number, you can identify whether it’s a legitimate contact or a potential scammer.
Why Choose Us?
1. Accuracy and Reliability
- Our services are built on a foundation of accurate data sourced from official databases. We prioritize providing you with the most reliable information available.
2. User-Friendly Interface
- We understand that not everyone is tech-savvy. Our website is designed to be intuitive, allowing users of all ages to navigate and utilize our services effortlessly.
3. Privacy Protection
- We value your privacy. All queries are processed securely, and your personal information is never shared with third parties.
4. 24/7 Availability
- Our services are available around the clock. Whether it’s day or night, you can access our platform and find the information you need.
5. Customer Support
- Our dedicated customer support team is available to assist you with any questions or concerns. Reach out via chat, email, or phone for prompt assistance.
- CNIC SIM checks — See every SIM registered against your identity
- SIM owner details by number — Verify the SIM currently in your phone
- Network-wise SIM information — Jazz, Zong, Telenor, Ufone, SCOM, and ONIC
- SIM database guidance — Understanding Pakistan’s official SIM Information System
- Biometric verification support — BVS checks and franchise procedures
- eSIM and DIRBS information — Complete device and SIM registration coverage
Every method listed on this page has been tested and verified against Pakistan’s official telecom infrastructure as of 2026.
Check Your SIM Owner Details Now
| Service | Method | Code / Link | Cost | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full CNIC SIM check | SMS your 13-digit CNIC to 668 | 35201XXXXXXXX → 668 | Rs. 2 + tax | ~60 seconds |
| SIM in your phone | Send MNP to 667 from that SIM | MNP → 667 | Standard SMS | ~30 seconds |
| Web portal record | Official PTA portal | cnic.sims.pk | Free | 2–3 minutes |
| Network of any number | Send number to 76367 | 03XXXXXXXXX → 76367 | Standard SMS | ~30 seconds |
Understanding SIM Owner Details in Pakistan
SIM owner details refer to the registration information connected to a mobile number in Pakistan’s central telecom database. When a SIM is purchased, the buyer’s biometric fingerprint is verified against their CNIC through NADRA’s system. This creates a permanent record linking that mobile number to the 13-digit CNIC used during activation.
What SIM Owner Details Include
The official registration record contains:
- CNIC number (13 digits) — the identity link
- Full legal name as per NADRA records
- Mobile number assigned to the registration
- Network operator — Jazz, Zong, Telenor, Ufone, SCOM, or ONIC
- Activation date — when biometric verification was completed
- Verification status — confirmed, pending, or flagged
- SIM type — physical SIM or eSIM
- Device IMEI linkage — through DIRBS
Self-Verification vs. General Lookup
Pakistan’s official consumer tools are designed primarily for self-verification. This means you can check which SIMs are registered against your own CNIC and verify whether a SIM in your possession is correctly registered. The official systems do not function as a public directory where any mobile number can be looked up on demand.
Why Checking SIM Owner Details Matters
Protect Against SIM-Swap Fraud
SIM-swap fraud occurs when someone obtains a replacement SIM for your number, intercepting all calls, SMS, and OTPs. If you use JazzCash, Easypaisa, or mobile banking, this attack can drain your accounts within minutes. A monthly 668 check reveals if unexpected SIMs have been registered on your CNIC before a swap is activated.
Identify Unauthorized Registrations
An unknown SIM on your CNIC can create problems ranging from unwanted charges to being linked to activities you did not authorize. Regular verification through 668 or cnic.sims.pk ensures you know exactly which numbers are tied to your identity.
Manage Dormant SIMs
Old SIMs that you stopped using but never formally cancelled remain active in the system for extended periods. These dormant lines can be reactivated by others or continue counting toward your SIM limit. Checking your CNIC regularly helps you identify and close lines you no longer need.
Corporate and Family SIM Management
If your employer registered SIMs in your name, or if family members registered lines using your CNIC, those SIMs remain your responsibility unless formally transferred. A CNIC check gives you full visibility into your registration footprint.
Method 1: SMS Your CNIC to 668 — The Complete CNIC SIM Check
This is the most comprehensive method to check all SIMs registered on your CNIC across every Pakistani network.
Steps:
- Open your SMS app on any Pakistani mobile number — any network, any phone type.
- Type your 13-digit CNIC without dashes (example:
3520112345678). - Send to 668.
- Wait 30–60 seconds for the reply.
Sample Reply:
“Dear Customer, 3 SIMs are registered on your CNIC: 0300-XXXXXXX (Jazz), 0333-XXXXXXX (Ufone), 0315-XXXXXXX (Zong). For details visit cnic.sims.pk.”
What You Receive:
- Total count of SIMs on your CNIC
- Masked number for each SIM (first 4 digits + last 3 digits visible)
- Network operator name for each SIM
Cost: Rs. 2 inclusive of taxes per SMS.
Availability: 24/7, works on feature phones and smartphones.
Availability: 24/7, works on feature phones and smartphones.
Method 2: Send MNP to 667 — Verify the SIM in Your Hand
667 is a Mobile Number Portability (MNP) verification code. It confirms whether the SIM currently inserted in your phone is registered to your CNIC.
Steps:
- From the SIM you want to verify, type MNP.
- Send to 667.
- Receive confirmation with partial CNIC match and current network.
Sample Reply:
“Number 0300XXXXXXX is assigned to network Jazz. CNIC: 35201XXXXXXX8.”
Important: 667 only works for the SIM physically in your phone. It does not retrieve details about other people’s numbers. If the partial CNIC shown does not match yours, the SIM is registered under a different identity.
Cost: Standard SMS rate.
Method 3: cnic.sims.pk — Official Web Portal
For a full, printable, dated official record, use the PTA web portal.
Steps:
- Visit https://cnic.sims.pk from any browser.
- Enter your 13-digit CNIC (no dashes).
- Complete OTP verification — PTA sends a code to any active Pakistani number you have access to.
- View, download, or print your complete SIM list.
Best For: Overseas Pakistanis, NICOP holders, legal documentation, and anyone needing an official paper trail.
Note: NICOP holders use the same portal. No separate system exists for overseas Pakistanis.
Method 4: Network-Specific BVS (Biometric Verification System) Checks
Each operator provides a short code to confirm whether your SIM’s biometric verification is current.
Table
| Network | Method | Positive Reply Indicates |
|---|---|---|
| Jazz | SMS CNIC to 6001 | BVS is current and valid |
| Telenor | SMS CNIC to 7751 | BVS is current and valid |
| Zong | Send V to 7911 | BVS is current and valid |
| Ufone | Send V to 7911 | BVS is current and valid |
| SCOM | Franchise visit only | No short code available |
| ONIC | Via ONIC app | BVS is current and valid |
Use Case: Resolving franchise disputes or confirming BVS status before travel.
Method 5: USSD Codes — No Internet Required
Table
| Network | USSD Code | Information Shown |
|---|---|---|
| Jazz | *99# | Number, balance, package |
| Zong | *310# | Number, account info, packages |
| Telenor | *345# | Menu, balance, offers |
| Ufone | *333# | Menu, account details |
Note: After MNP porting, previous network USSD codes stop working. Always use your current operator’s code.
Method 6: Official Network Mobile Apps
Table
| Network | App | Platform |
|---|---|---|
| Jazz | My Jazz | Play Store / App Store |
| Zong | My Zong | Play Store / App Store |
| Telenor | My Telenor | Play Store / App Store |
| Ufone | My Ufone | Play Store / App Store |
| ONIC | ONIC App | Play Store / App Store |
These apps show account-level details after login. They read operator billing records, not the central SVMS database.
Method 7: PTA Toll-Free Helpline
- Within Pakistan: Dial 0800-55055 (toll-free)
- From abroad: WhatsApp 0315-0055055
- Online complaints: complaint.pta.gov.pk
Method 8: NCCIA Cyber Crime Helpline
- Helpline: 1991
- Online complaints: complaint.nccia.gov.pk
For cases involving financial fraud, identity theft, or harassment through telecom channels.
Method 9: DIRBS IMEI Check
While not a SIM check, DIRBS is essential for complete telecom security.
- Dial
*#06#to display your IMEI. - SMS the IMEI to 8484.
- Receive device registration and block status.
Why It Matters: Ensures your phone is legally registered and not blocked on Pakistani networks.
Method 10: Franchise Visit — The Binding Method
A franchise visit is the only method that creates legally enforceable changes in the system. This is required to:
- Transfer SIM ownership to another person
- Formally disown an unauthorized SIM
- Permanently block a SIM
- Update biometric records
What to Bring:
- Original CNIC (physical card required)
- The SIM being acted on
- Completed transfer/disown form (provided by franchise)
- Biometric verification at the MBVS terminal
SIM Owner Details by Network
Jazz / Mobilink (Including Warid Legacy)
Table
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Prefixes | 0300–0309; 0321–0325 (ex-Warid) |
| Own Number | *99# |
| BVS Check | SMS CNIC to 6001 |
| Helpline | 111 |
| Mobile Wallet | JazzCash |
Security Note: Jazz is the most targeted network for SIM-swap fraud due to JazzCash’s high user base. Any unexpected Jazz SIM on your CNIC should be investigated immediately.
Warid Legacy: Warid merged into Jazz in 2017. Numbers with 0321–0325 prefixes now operate on Jazz infrastructure.
Zong (CMPak)
Table
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Prefixes | 0310–0319; 0360–0365 |
| Own Number | *310# |
| BVS Check | Send V to 7911 |
| Helpline | 310 |
Telenor Pakistan
Table
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Prefixes | 0340–0349 |
| Own Number | *8# or *780*3# |
| BVS Check | SMS CNIC to 7751 |
| Helpline | 345 |
| Mobile Wallet | Easypaisa |
Ufone (PTCL Group)
Table
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Prefixes | 0330–0338 |
| Own Number | *8888# |
| BVS Check | Send V to 7911 |
| Helpline | 333 |
SCOM (Special Communications Organization)
Table
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Prefixes | 0350, 0351, 0355 |
| Coverage | Azad Jammu & Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan |
| BVS Check | Franchise visit only |
| Operator Type | Government-operated |
Note: If you do not reside in AJK/GB but see an SCOM SIM on your CNIC, it likely requires investigation.
ONIC (Digital-Native Brand)
Table
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Prefix | 0339 (Ufone series) |
| Launch | 14 August 2023 |
| Parent | Pak Telecom Mobile Limited (PTML) |
| Activation | App-based; supports eSIM |
Clarifications:
- ONIC operates under PTML’s existing license, not a separate new license.
- ONIC does not use 037X prefixes (those belong to Zong).
- ONIC SIMs appear in 668 checks under the Ufone/PTML umbrella.
Mobile Number Portability (MNP): Why Prefixes Can Mislead
MNP allows you to keep your number when switching operators. After porting:
- A 0300 number may now be on Zong instead of Jazz.
- A 0345 number may now be on Jazz instead of Telenor.
- USSD codes from the original operator stop working.
To check the live operator of any number: Send the number to 76367 via SMS. The reply shows the current operator regardless of the original prefix.
eSIM in Pakistan
- Requires the same NADRA biometric verification as physical SIMs
- Counts toward your SIM registration cap
- Appears in 668 checks and SVMS exactly like physical SIMs
- Can be transferred or disowned at a franchise with the same biometric process
Supported Devices: iPhone XS and later, Samsung Galaxy S20 and later, Google Pixel 3 and later.
SIM Owner Details by Number: What Is Possible
The most common query is “SIM owner details by number” — entering a mobile number to find the registered name and CNIC.
The Reality: Pakistan’s official consumer tools do not support unrestricted public lookup of private subscriber identity. The available methods are:
- 667 (MNP) — Works only for the SIM physically in your phone, showing a partial CNIC match.
- 76367 — Shows only the current network operator of any number, not the owner’s identity.
- 668 / cnic.sims.pk — Shows all SIMs on your own CNIC, not someone else’s.
There is no official consumer portal where entering any random mobile number returns the owner’s full name, complete CNIC, or address. Any service claiming otherwise is not accessing Pakistan’s live SVMS database.
How Many SIMs Can Be Registered on One CNIC?
Pakistan maintains a cap of 5 voice SIMs + 3 data SIMs = 8 total across all operators per CNIC. If your 668 check shows more than this total, some entries may be miscategorized or require correction at the relevant operator’s franchise.
Found an Unauthorized SIM? Removal Workflow
If 668 or cnic.sims.pk reveals a SIM you did not register:
Step 1: Document
- Screenshot the 668 reply or download the cnic.sims.pk record
- Note the operator and masked number
Step 2: Verify
Consider whether it could be:
- An old SIM given to a family member
- A corporate SIM from a previous job
- A SIM bundled with a home internet device
Step 3: Visit the Operator’s Franchise
Go to the official customer service center (not a small retailer) of the operator showing the unauthorized SIM. Bring:
- Original CNIC
- The unauthorized SIM (if you have it)
- Your 668 screenshot
Step 4: Complete the Form
Fill out the SIM Disownership / Correction Form provided by the franchise.
Step 5: Biometric Verification
The agent scans your fingerprint at the MBVS terminal. NADRA verifies your identity, and the agent submits the disownership request.
Step 6: Confirmation
Request a receipt or reference number. Processing typically takes 24–72 hours.
Step 7: Re-Check
After 72 hours, send your CNIC to 668 again to confirm the SIM no longer appears.
Emergency Protocol
If the SIM is actively being used for fraud or harassment:
- Call the operator helpline from a different phone and request an emergency block
- Change all mobile wallet PINs
- Contact your bank to hold mobile banking
- File a complaint with PTA (0800-55055) or NCCIA (1991)
SIM Owner Details in Roman Urdu
Apne CNIC Par Tamam SIMs Kaise Check Karein?
668 SMS — Sab Se Aasaan Tareeqa:
- Mobile ka SMS app kholein — koi bhi network, koi bhi phone.
- Apna 13-anka CNIC (dashes ke baghair) type karein. Maslan:
3520112345678 - 668 par bhejein.
- 60 second mein reply ayega.
Reply mein kya ayega:
- Aapke CNIC par kitni SIMs hain
- Har SIM ka network (Jazz, Zong, Telenor, Ufone, SCOM)
- Masked number (pehle 4 aur aakhri 3 digits)
Kharcha: Rs. 2 + tax per SMS.
Phone Mein Maujood SIM Ka Check
Agar sirf yeh confirm karna hai ke phone mein jo SIM hai woh aapke naam par hai:
- Usi SIM se MNP type karein.
- 667 par bhejein.
- Reply mein partial CNIC ayega — apne ID card se match karein.
Yaad rakhein: 667 sirf aapki apni SIM ke liye hai.
Web Portal Se Check
Agar printable record chahiye:
- Browser mein jayein: cnic.sims.pk
- Apna CNIC enter karein.
- OTP verification karein.
- Complete list dekhein aur download ya print karein.
Overseas Pakistanis bhi is portal se check kar sakte hain. NICOP holders ke liye alag system nahi.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: How can I check SIM owner details in Pakistan officially?
Send your 13-digit CNIC without dashes to 668, or visit cnic.sims.pk. Both show all SIMs registered on your CNIC across all six operators.
Send your 13-digit CNIC without dashes to 668, or visit cnic.sims.pk. Both show all SIMs registered on your CNIC across all six operators.
Q2: Can I check SIM owner details by entering any mobile number?
No official consumer tool in Pakistan returns a stranger’s name, CNIC, or address in response to a mobile number. The available methods are self-verification tools for your own CNIC or the SIM in your possession.
No official consumer tool in Pakistan returns a stranger’s name, CNIC, or address in response to a mobile number. The available methods are self-verification tools for your own CNIC or the SIM in your possession.
Q3: What does the 668 SMS check show exactly?
Total SIM count on your CNIC, network operator for each, and a masked number (first 4 and last 3 digits). It does not show full names, complete CNICs, addresses, call history, or location.
Total SIM count on your CNIC, network operator for each, and a masked number (first 4 and last 3 digits). It does not show full names, complete CNICs, addresses, call history, or location.
Q4: Is cnic.sims.pk the official PTA portal?
Yes. It is the official web portal for the SIM Information System. It is secure, free, and produces a printable government record.
Yes. It is the official web portal for the SIM Information System. It is secure, free, and produces a printable government record.
Q5: What is the difference between 668 and 667?
- 668: Checks all SIMs on your CNIC. Send your CNIC number to 668.
- 667: Checks only the SIM in your phone. Send “MNP” to 667 from that SIM.
Q6: How many SIMs can be registered on one CNIC?
The cap is 5 voice + 3 data = 8 total across all operators.
The cap is 5 voice + 3 data = 8 total across all operators.
Q7: What should I do if an unauthorized SIM appears on my CNIC?
Visit the official franchise of the operator showing the unauthorized SIM with your original CNIC, complete the disownership form, undergo biometric verification, and obtain a reference number. Re-check with 668 after 72 hours.
Visit the official franchise of the operator showing the unauthorized SIM with your original CNIC, complete the disownership form, undergo biometric verification, and obtain a reference number. Re-check with 668 after 72 hours.
Q8: Does the 668 SIM check cost money?
Yes. Rs. 2 inclusive of all taxes per SMS. cnic.sims.pk is free.
Yes. Rs. 2 inclusive of all taxes per SMS. cnic.sims.pk is free.
Q9: Can I check SIM owner details online for free?
cnic.sims.pk is free and official. 668 costs Rs. 2 per SMS.
cnic.sims.pk is free and official. 668 costs Rs. 2 per SMS.
Q10: What is SVMS?
Subscriber Verification Management System — PTA’s central database recording every legally registered SIM in Pakistan, integrated with NADRA’s biometric system.
Subscriber Verification Management System — PTA’s central database recording every legally registered SIM in Pakistan, integrated with NADRA’s biometric system.
Q11: What is SIM swap fraud?
When an attacker transfers your number to a new SIM they control, intercepting your calls, SMS, and OTPs. Prevention includes monthly 668 checks and immediate franchise action on unauthorized SIMs.
When an attacker transfers your number to a new SIM they control, intercepting your calls, SMS, and OTPs. Prevention includes monthly 668 checks and immediate franchise action on unauthorized SIMs.
Q12: Do eSIMs appear in the 668 check?
Yes. eSIMs are registered in SVMS exactly like physical SIMs and appear in 668 replies.
Yes. eSIMs are registered in SVMS exactly like physical SIMs and appear in 668 replies.
Q13: Can I transfer SIM ownership to another person?
Yes, at an official franchise. Both parties must be present with original CNICs and complete biometric verification.
Yes, at an official franchise. Both parties must be present with original CNICs and complete biometric verification.
Q14: What if the SIM owner is deceased?
The legal heir needs a NADRA Form B (Family Registration Certificate), the death certificate, and their original CNIC. The franchise processes the ownership update.
The legal heir needs a NADRA Form B (Family Registration Certificate), the death certificate, and their original CNIC. The franchise processes the ownership update.
Q15: Is Truecaller a reliable SIM owner details tool?
No. Truecaller is a crowdsourced caller-ID app with no access to PTA’s SVMS or NADRA records. Its data comes from user phonebooks, not official registration databases.
No. Truecaller is a crowdsourced caller-ID app with no access to PTA’s SVMS or NADRA records. Its data comes from user phonebooks, not official registration databases.
Q16: How do I check if my phone is legal in Pakistan?
Dial
Dial
*#06# for your IMEI, then SMS it to 8484. DIRBS replies with registration status.Q17: Can overseas Pakistanis check their SIM details?
Yes. cnic.sims.pk works from any country. NICOP holders use the same portal.
Yes. cnic.sims.pk works from any country. NICOP holders use the same portal.
Q18: What is DIRBS?
Device Identification, Registration and Blocking System — tracks mobile device IMEIs in Pakistan, separate from SVMS which tracks SIMs.
Device Identification, Registration and Blocking System — tracks mobile device IMEIs in Pakistan, separate from SVMS which tracks SIMs.
Q19: How often should I check my SIM owner details?
Monthly. Set a recurring reminder. Early detection prevents bigger problems.
Monthly. Set a recurring reminder. Early detection prevents bigger problems.
Q20: What is the SIM Information System?
PTA’s consumer-facing infrastructure comprising 668 SMS, cnic.sims.pk web portal, and integrated NADRA biometric verification — designed to help subscribers monitor their CNIC-linked SIM footprint.
PTA’s consumer-facing infrastructure comprising 668 SMS, cnic.sims.pk web portal, and integrated NADRA biometric verification — designed to help subscribers monitor their CNIC-linked SIM footprint.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. How can I check SIM ownership?
- Simply visit our website, select the SIM owner details service, enter the mobile number or CNIC, and click “Check Now” to receive the details.
2. Is there a fee for using your services?
- While our basic services are free, certain advanced features may incur a nominal fee.
3. How accurate is the information provided?
- We source our data from official government databases, ensuring high accuracy and reliability.
4. Can I use your service for any number in Pakistan?
- Yes, our services cover all mobile networks in Pakistan, allowing you to check any number.
5. What should I do if I find unauthorized SIMs under my CNIC?
- If you identify unauthorized SIMs, you should contact your telecom provider and the PTA to report the issue and take necessary actions.
6. Can I check multiple numbers at once?
- Currently, our system is designed for single queries. However, we are working on features that may allow bulk checks in the future.
Customer Testimonials
“A Reliable Service!”
“I was worried about the unknown numbers calling me. Using this service, I quickly found out who they were. It’s a lifesaver!”
— Ali R.
“Easy to Use!”
“The interface is very user-friendly. I had no trouble finding the information I needed. Highly recommend!”
— Fatima S.
“Peace of Mind”
“I checked how many SIMs were registered under my CNIC and found one I didn’t know about. I contacted my provider immediately. Thank you!”
Complete SIM Owner Details Guide Directory
Every method to check SIM owner details in Pakistan — organised by network, CNIC, database, and PTA rules.