In this article, I will share a beneficial, 100% working method to check how many SIM cards are registered to your CNIC (ID card) in Pakistan.
With this method, you can easily find out how many Telenor, Jazz, Zong, and Ufone SIMs are registered to your CNIC.
Earlier, people used to send an SMS to 668, but many users reported it wasn’t working correctly. I also tested it on several SIMs, and it only worked on some networks. That’s why today I am sharing a new online method that works on all networks and for everyone, ensuring your data remains secure and private.
Method to Check SIMs Registered
Step 1: Open any internet browser on your mobile or computer. You can use: Google Chrome, Google, or any other browser. This simplicity helps users feel confident in trying the method.
Step 2: In the search bar, type “SIM Information” and press Enter. You will see many websites in the search results, but you must open only the official website named SIM Information. Using the official site ensures accurate details and builds trust in the process.
Step 3: Click the first website that appears with the name “SIM Information.”
Step 4: Once the website opens, carefully enter your CNIC number in the provided field. Make sure you do not use any dashes or spaces while typing the number. Enter the CNIC without a dash in the same format shown on the website.
Step 5: In some cases, a CAPTCHA verification will appear on the screen. When this happens, carefully select the correct images as instructed (for example, images containing buses). After choosing the required images, click the Verify button to complete the captcha and proceed to the next step. After verification, click on the Submit button.
View SIM Details Registered on Your CNIC
After submitting, a box will appear showing complete details.
Conclusion
Checking how many SIM cards are registered on your CNIC is very important for your privacy and security. Using the official SIM Information website, you can quickly and easily verify all SIMs registered under your name without sending any SMS or visiting a franchise.
