Using mobile internet without knowing how much data you have left can be risky. One moment you’re scrolling Instagram, and the next, your balance is gone. That’s why every prepaid user needs to know the correct Telenor MB check code.
Whether you’re on a daily, weekly, or monthly bundle, checking your remaining MBs regularly helps you avoid surprise deductions and manage your internet usage better.
In this guide, we’ll walk you through the MB check method, explain how it works, and share some helpful tips to save your data.
What Is the Telenor MB Check Code?
The official Telenor MB check code is *999#. Just dial this code from your Telenor SIM, and within seconds, you’ll get a message showing your remaining internet MBs. This USSD code works on all prepaid internet bundles and is completely free to use.
Here’s how to use it:
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Open your phone’s dialer
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Type *999#
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Press the call button
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Wait for a reply with your current data balance
This is the quickest and easiest way to find out how much internet you have left.
Which Bundles Does It Work On?
The *999# code works with nearly all Telenor prepaid data bundles, including:
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Daily Social and WhatsApp packages
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Weekly internet bundles (like the 3GB or 4GB plans)
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Monthly 4G packages
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YouTube, TikTok, and combo offers
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Bonus MBs from recharges or promotional offers
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MBs received through the SIM Lagao Offer
No matter which bundle you’ve subscribed to, this MB check code will work as long as you’re on a Telenor prepaid SIM.
Why You Should Check MBs Regularly
Many users in Pakistan run out of data without even realizing it. Most smartphones run apps in the background that quietly consume internet even if you’re not actively using them.
For example, automatic updates, WhatsApp sync, and email fetching all use small amounts of data. Over time, it adds up.
If you don’t check your MBs regularly, your package might expire without warning, and your phone will start using your main balance. That’s when Rs. 100 can disappear in minutes. Knowing your data status helps you:
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Avoid losing main balance due to background usage
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Plan your weekly or monthly data consumption
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Know when to renew or upgrade your bundle
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Control app usage before MBs run out
According to PTA’s latest data, Pakistan has over 120 million mobile broadband users, with most relying on prepaid data plans. For these users, regular MB checks are not just helpful they’re necessary.
Other Ways to Check Telenor MBs
If for some reason *999# doesn’t work, or if you prefer a different method, Telenor offers a few alternatives.
1. MyTelenor App
This is the most detailed option. Download the app from your phone’s store and log in with your Telenor number. On the home screen, you’ll see your remaining MBs, minutes, SMS, and package validity.
The app updates in real time and also shows history and bundle suggestions.
2. Telenor Helpline
If you don’t have access to your phone’s dialer or internet, you can call 345, Telenor’s helpline, and ask them to tell you your remaining MBs. It takes a few minutes but works when other methods fail.
3. SMS Alerts
Telenor also sends automatic SMS alerts when you’re about to use up your data. For example, you might get a message when 80% or 100% of your MBs are used. These alerts are helpful but not always instant, so they shouldn’t replace manual checks.
Tips to Save Your Telenor Data
Knowing how to check your MBs is step one. Step two is learning how to make that data last longer. Here are some simple but effective tips:
Turn Off Background Data
Go to your phone’s settings and restrict background data for apps that don’t need constant updates. Apps like Facebook, Instagram, Gmail, and TikTok can quietly consume MBs even when you’re not using them.
Use Lite Apps
Many major apps offer “Lite” versions that use far less data. Facebook Lite, Messenger Lite, and YouTube Go are good examples. They load faster, use less bandwidth, and still offer most of the same features.
Disable Auto-Play Videos
In apps like Facebook and Instagram, videos often start playing automatically. Turning off auto-play in settings can help you save a lot of data every day.
Use Wi-Fi Whenever Possible
If you have access to Wi-Fi at home, work, or university, use it for heavy tasks like downloads, updates, or streaming. Save your Telenor MBs for when you’re truly mobile.
Set a Data Limit
On Android, you can set a monthly data usage warning and limit. Once your usage hits a set point, your phone will notify you or block data access automatically.
Real Example: Waleed from Multan
Waleed, a student in Multan, used to recharge Rs. 300 every week and activate Telenor’s weekly internet package. He often ran out of data by day 4 and didn’t know why.
After learning about the *999# Telenor MB check code, he started checking his MBs twice a day. He noticed how fast apps like
YouTube and TikTok used up his data and switched to watching videos on Wi-Fi instead. Now, his data lasts the full week and he saves Rs. 100–150 monthly.
Common Issues with *999#
Sometimes, the MB check code may not work as expected. Here’s what to do if you face problems:
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Make sure your SIM is active and has signal
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Restart your phone and try again
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Ensure you’re on a prepaid connection (the code doesn’t work for postpaid)
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If nothing works, use the MyTelenor app or call 345
Also note that if you’ve unsubscribed from all data bundles, the code may return “no active bundle” instead of a data count.
FAQ: Telenor MB Check Code
Q1: What is the latest Telenor MB check code?
The code is *999#. It works for all prepaid internet bundles.
*Q2: Is there any charge for checking MBs with 999#?
No, it’s free to use.
Q3: Can I check MBs through the MyTelenor app?
Yes, the app shows your remaining MBs, minutes, and SMS in real time.
Q4: What should I do if the code doesn’t work?
Try restarting your phone, or use the app. You can also call 345.
Q5: Does this code work for SIM Lagao Offer MBs?
Yes, it shows remaining MBs from that offer as well.
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