In 2025, PTA has made the rules for SIM blocking even stricter. Most of the time people's SIMs is blocked because of using fake CNICs, or using SIMs in someone else's name.
If your SIM is inactive or has not been verified, it can also be blocked. PTA has updated the SIM database where unverified or suspicious SIMs is immediately suspended.
Fraudulent activities such as blackmailing spam messages, or illegal marketing can also be the reason for SIM blocking. Currently, PTA is monitoring the activity of every SIM through a live tracker system.
If you are using multiple SIMs without proper registration, then that too is at risk. That is why it is important that you check your SIM information and ensure that everything is verified.
In 2025, PTA has made a lot of changes in the rules of SIM registration. Now biometric verification is mandatory for every new SIM connection, and only the original CNIC holder can get the SIM registered.
PTA has also upgraded the 668 system where you can check the data of your registered SIMs. Through this system you can easily know how many SIMs are registered on your CNIC.
Using fake CNICs or getting SIM in someone else's name is now a serious violation. PTA has started updating the SIM database in real-time, due to which unauthorized SIMs is detected immediately.
If you do not verify the SIM owner details, your SIM can be blocked due to SIM swap fraud. These new rules have been made for people's security and to protect them from fraud. Every user should check the status of his SIM.
If you suspect that your SIM has been blocked, then first of all you should check its status. PTA has launched an updated online portal in 2025 where you can verify your SIM information or trace unknown SIM calls.
You can also check whether your SIM is active or not by dialing *336# from your mobile. Apart from this, you can check the data of registered SIMs by visiting the official website of PTA and entering your CNIC number.
If the SIM is suspended, then the status of “inactive” or “blocked” will be shown there. Live tracker tools are also available which tell you in whose name the SIM is and what is its recent activity.
If you feel that your SIM is being used in someone else's name, then you should take immediate action. Checking SIM owner details has become very easy these days.
If your SIM is blocked because it was on an unverified CNIC, then first of all you have to go to the nearest franchise or service center to for SIM verification in 2025.
There you will have to give your original CNIC and biometric verification. PTA has made the biometric process even stricter in 2025 so that only genuine users' data is in the SIM database.
For verification, you have to give a thumb impression which is matched with NADRA records. If it matches, your SIM can be activated again.
The process of re-verification is simple but also time-sensitive if you delay, the SIM can be permanently blocked.
That’s why it is important that you keep your SIM information updated. If you are using a SIM in someone else’s name, it is also very important to get it transferred to your name.
If you are using a SIM registered in someone else’s name, it is a serious violation in 2025. PTA has now started tracking the ownership of every SIM using live tracker systems.
If your SIM is registered on someone else's CNIC and that person reports it, that SIM can be blocked immediately. Such SIMs is often used for illegal activities like fraud or blackmailing, so PTA has started taking strict action.
You should verify your SIM information and if necessary, get the SIM transferred to your name. Checking SIM owner details is now easy and you can find out in whose name the SIM is registered. It is very important to take this step for your safety and legal compliance.
In 2025, PTA has launched a zero-tolerance policy against SIM misuse. If you send spam messages to anyone, or are involved in any fraud or blackmailing, your SIM can be blocked immediately.
PTA has upgraded the SIM database with AI-based monitoring tools that detect suspicious activity. SIMs of marketing companies that send messages without user consent is also being suspended. If you receive a fraudulent call from an unknown number, you can report it to PTA.
At this time it is the responsibility of every user to verify SIM information and SIM owner details. PTA has taken these strict steps to protect people's privacy and security, every user should use his SIM responsibly otherwise legal action can also be taken.
If you doubt that your SIM is registered in someone else’s name, then now you can easily check the SIM owner detail. PTA has launched updated tools in 2025 through which you can see the real owner of your SIM. It is important to take these steps so that you do not get into any legal issue.
Through simowner.info tool, you can see in whose name your SIM is by just entering the CNIC number. If the SIM is in someone else's name, then immediately get it transferred to your name. This is very important for your security and legal protection. Keeping SIM information updated is the responsibility of every user in today's digital era.
If your SIM has been blocked and you want to get it activated again, then first of all you have to contact PTA. You can file a complaint by visiting the official website of PTA or you can report your issue by dialing their helpline number.
While filing a complaint, you will have to provide your CNIC number, the number of the blocked SIM, and details of the issue.
PTA will verify your request and if everything is okay then your SIM can be activated again. You may also have to undergo biometric verification for re-activation.
This process may take some time but if your SIM information is correct then the issue gets resolved. Every user should use his SIM legally and in case of any issue, contact PTA through proper channel.
It's the registration of a SIM card under a specific individual's CNIC, linking the number to their identity.
Send your CNIC number (without dashes) via SMS to 668 or visit cnic.sims.pk to view all registered SIMs.
Yes, by entering the mobile number into authorized platforms, you can retrieve the owner's details.
Accessing another person's SIM details without consent may violate privacy laws; always ensure you have proper authorization.
Reputable platforms update their databases regularly to provide accurate and current information.
It's a PTA service where you send your CNIC to 668 to receive a list of SIMs registered under it.