In Pakistan, receiving calls from unknown numbers, often involving spam or scams, has become quite common. To protect yourself from these issues, it’s essential to know how many SIM cards are registered under your CNIC (National Identity Card). Checking SIM owner details can help you prevent misuse of your personal information and avoid falling victim to scams or data breaches.

Here’s how to easily check SIM owner details for major networks like Jazz, Zong, Telenor, and Ufone:

General Method for All Networks:

1. Dial *336# or send an SMS with “MNP” to 667.
2. You’ll receive a message with the SIM owner’s name and CNIC details.

Network-Specific Methods:

• Jazz:
  • Send “MNP” to 667. You’ll get the owner’s name and CNIC number.
• Zong:
  • Send “MNP” to 667. The details will be sent back via SMS.
• Telenor:
  • Send “MNP” to 667. Alternatively, dial *778# to check your details directly on your phone.
• Ufone:
  • Send “MNP” to 667 or visit the portal: https://cnic.sims.pk/. Enter the mobile number and your CNIC to see the owner details.

Why Check SIM Owner Details?

• Prevent misuse: Stay aware of how many SIMs are registered under your name.
• Avoid scams: Protect yourself from fraudulent calls and messages.
• Safeguard personal info: Prevent identity theft and other malicious activities.

Checking SIM owner details is a quick and easy way to stay safe in the digital age. Use these methods responsibly and ensure your personal information is secure.

How to Check SIM Owner CNIC?

1. General Method:

1. • Send “MNP” to 667 (works for all networks).
   • You’ll get the owner’s name and CNIC in response.

2. Network-Specific:

1. • Jazz: Send “MNP” to 667.
   • Zong: Send “MNP” to 667.
   • Telenor: Send “MNP” to 667 or dial *778#.
   • Ufone: Send “MNP” to 667 or visit https://cnic.sims.pk/.