How to Check Ufone Balance | Everything Revealed You Must Know

Whether you’re on prepaid or postpaid, checking your Ufone balance takes just a few seconds. Here are the current, verified methods for 2026 — covering your main balance, data, Super Card, and UPaisa wallet.

Check Prepaid Balance

Open your phone’s dialer
Dial *124#
Your balance appears on screen within seconds

This costs Rs. 0.12 + tax per check, deducted from your main balance.

Check Postpaid Balance

Postpaid customers can check their current bill by dialing *129# — a message with your billing details will appear on screen.

Check Remaining Minutes, SMS & Data

Dial *706# or *707# to check your remaining minutes, SMS, and data on any active bundle.

Check Super Card Balance

Dial *703# to receive a detailed message showing your remaining minutes, SMS, and data on your Super Card package.

Check Your Balance via the My Ufone App

Download the My Ufone app from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store
Open the app and log in with your number
Your balance, active packages, and data usage are all shown on the home screen

This method is completely free and also lets you manage subscriptions directly.

Check Your UPaisa Wallet Balance

Dial *786*6*1# to check your UPaisa mobile wallet balance, or log in to the UPaisa app directly to see it on the home screen.

Get an Emergency Advance Balance

If your balance runs out, dial *456# to get an emergency loan of Rs. 20, deducted (along with a Rs. 4.40 fee) from your next recharge.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Ufone balance check code?

*124# is the standard code for checking prepaid balance, and it has remained unchanged for years.

Is there a free way to check my balance?

Yes — the My Ufone app shows your balance at no cost, unlike the *124# USSD code which carries a small charge.

How do I check my Ufone data balance specifically?

Dial *706# or *707# to see your remaining internet data, minutes, and SMS on any active package.

Does *124# work on postpaid connections?

No — postpaid customers should use *129# to check their current bill instead.