Currently, to operate a mobile phone, at least one SIM is required, but when purchasing this SIM, the buyer of that SIM must register with the biometric system using his national identity card and fingerprints. Although this system was not available at one time, it has now been made mandatory, with the aim of preventing anyone from engaging in criminal and immoral activities using the SIM. However, now many crooks are using other people's NID card for SIM registration and various immoral activities. What is happening is that even an ordinary user does not know that many bad people are using his NID card to register his SIM and endanger him by using it for various immoral purposes. In order to prevent such crimes, the number of SIM registered with your national identity card can be known in a few minutes at home completely free of cost. So let's not know how to check how many SIM are registered with your national identity card.
To Know the Number of SIM Registered with my NID (any mobile operator)
First go to the message option of your phone and send an SMS by writing the last 4 digits of your NID card to 16001. You will be informed in the return message exactly how many SIM are registered with your National Identity Card.
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Also, dial *16001# and write the last 4 digits of your NID card and you will be informed through SMS.
You can also find out different information for different operators.
To know the number of SIM registered with Teletalk
Go to the message option of Teletalk phone and write info and send it to 1600.
To know the number of SIM registered with Grameenphone
Grameenphone: Go to the message option of the phone and write info and send it to 4949.
To know the number of SIM registered with Banglalink
Banglalink: Dial *1600*2#.
To know the number of SIM registered with Robi
Robi: Dial *1600*3#.
To know the number of SIM registered with Airtel
Airtel: Dial *123*4444#.
According to the government decision, a customer can register a maximum of 15 SIM of prepaid or post-paid operators from their NID card.
This article has been posted on: January 08, 2025
