About Us
Welcome to LiveTracker, an independent guide to SIM verification in Pakistan.
We built this site around a simple observation: PTA and NADRA already provide free, official ways for Pakistanis to check SIM registration, but most people either don’t know they exist or don’t know which one to use for what. The codes are scattered across operator websites, the processes are documented in regulator PDFs, and nobody explains what to do after you find a problem. That gap is what this site fills.
Our Mission
To help every Pakistani take control of their SIM identity. Fraudulent registrations, identity theft and unauthorized use of CNIC data affect tens of thousands of people every year, and the legal liability lands on the CNIC holder regardless of who was actually holding the phone. Knowing how to check, and what to do when something looks wrong, is the most practical protection available — and it should be free.
What We Offer
Complete Method Guides
Every official channel explained — 668, 667, cnic.sims.pk, USSD codes, operator apps, and franchise visits — with what each one actually returns.
Step-by-Step Processes
Detailed walkthroughs for disowning an unauthorized SIM, filing a PTA complaint, and porting your number.
Network Coverage
Detailed guides for Jazz, Zong, Ufone, Telenor and SCOM, including verification codes and helplines for each.
Current Rules
PTA SIM limits, biometric requirements, and regulatory changes explained in plain language.
Why Choose Us
Independent
We are not affiliated with PTA, NADRA, or any telecom operator. We have nothing to sell you.
No Data Collected
We operate no database. We store no CNIC numbers, no phone numbers, and no search history. Nothing you read here requires an account.
Sourced
Every method and rule is checked against official PTA, NADRA and operator publications, and updated when those change.
Free
No subscriptions, no premium tiers, no paywalls. The methods we document are free public services, and so is our explanation of them.
Our Team
LiveTracker is maintained by a small editorial team based in Pakistan, working across telecom research and content. We track PTA circulars, operator announcements and regulatory changes, and update these guides when the rules move — which in Pakistani telecom is often.
We are readers of this material before we are writers of it. Every method documented here is one we have used ourselves.
Questions or corrections?
Regulations change faster than most pages get updated, and reader corrections are how we catch it. Reach out any time.
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