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Telenor Pakistan Introduces WhatsApp-Based SIM And Bundle Management Service For Easy Connectivity

  • October 26, 2025
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Telenor Pakistan has launched a WhatsApp-based SIM and service management solution, marking a major milestone in the company’s digital transformation journey. This initiative is designed to simplify mobile service access by allowing customers to buy new SIMs, replace existing ones, and manage bundles—all through WhatsApp. By integrating customer service into a widely used messaging platform, Telenor aims to provide a seamless, contactless, and convenient experience that redefines how people connect across Pakistan.

With this new service, users can initiate a chat on WhatsApp UAN: 051 111-345-100 to start the process. They can choose their city, select a preferred number and bundle, provide the necessary personal details, make payment digitally, and receive the SIM at their doorstep. The biometric verification is performed upon delivery, ensuring both security and regulatory compliance. This integrated approach eliminates the need for physical store visits, offering customers a fast, accessible, and user-friendly alternative to traditional channels. It also aligns with Pakistan’s growing demand for remote and digital-first customer experiences.

Waqas Amanullah, Chief Consumer Business Officer at Telenor Pakistan, shared that this service reflects Telenor’s commitment to enhancing convenience and promoting digital inclusion. “By enabling SIM purchases and bundle management through WhatsApp, we are putting the power of connectivity directly into our customers’ hands—making it easier, faster, and more accessible than ever. This initiative reflects our broader vision of promoting digital inclusion across Pakistan,” he said. His statement underscores the company’s strategy to bridge digital gaps through technology-driven solutions that meet evolving customer needs.

Currently, the SIM purchase and replacement service is active in over 20 cities, including Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad/Rawalpindi, Peshawar, Multan, and Faisalabad, with expansion plans underway. The bundle recharge feature, however, is available nationwide, giving users across Pakistan an easy way to manage their mobile plans from anywhere. This service is tailored for both urban and semi-urban populations, ensuring accessibility for users from all backgrounds. By bringing essential telecom services to WhatsApp—a platform trusted and used by millions—Telenor is setting a new standard for simplicity and reliability in customer engagement.

This initiative adds to Telenor Pakistan’s ongoing efforts to use technology to simplify lives and enhance customer satisfaction. By prioritizing user experience, security, and accessibility, Telenor continues to strengthen its role as a key player in advancing Pakistan’s digital ecosystem. The new WhatsApp-based service demonstrates how telecom innovation can drive meaningful change in how people connect, communicate, and manage their digital needs across the nation.

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