How to Check Your Own Phone Number on MTN, Airtel, Glo, and 9mobile via Code

Do you require assistance in order to verify your phone number? Obtaining your phone number is not a tough operation; most likely, we forgot our phone number or misplaced the SIM pack that contained it. I understand how annoying it is to require your phone number and then forget it. I’ve outlined how to obtain your phone number in this post, including how to use SMS and USSD.

This course is relevant to all networks because all networks have lately started utilizing the same code for their services. I see individuals searching for ways to use their sim serial number and send SMS messages to get their phone number. Moreover, the code to access their Glo, 9Mobile, MTN, and Airtel phone numbers. Let’s begin; I want to keep this quick.

USSD Code To Get My MTN, Glo, Airtel, And 9Mobile Phone Number

MTN: Go to your dialer and dial *311*1*1# or *663#. Depending on your phone type or region, either code should display your MTN number. Otherwise, dial *311#, and a popup alert will appear with a list of commands.

GLO: Dial *135*8#, and a list of commands will be shown to you.

To obtain your phone number, follow the instructions on the screen. Your phone number will be displayed on your screen; take a screenshot, copy it, and store it somewhere. Don’t worry if you don’t copy it; you will receive your phone number via SMS.

How To Get Your Number Via Universal Code For All Networks

• Begin by dialing *777# from your device’s dialer.
• From the options that appear, select 5, which is ‘My tariff plan’.
• Navigate further by selecting 3, labelled ‘My number’.
• Promptly, your device’s display will showcase your phone number.

Check Your Phone Number Via SMS

• For Airtel users, simply open your messaging app, send “MYNUM” to “282,” and click “Send” to receive your airtel phone number via SMS. Your network provider will send you a reply via SMS containing your phone number. Be sure to save a copy somewhere.
• For Glo users, send “info” to “124“,  Your phone number will be sent to you via SMS.
• MTN subscribers can get their phone number by sending “info” to “307” via SMS.
• While 9Mobile customers can get their phone number by sending “info” to “200” via SMS.

Method To Get Your Number From Your Sim Pack or Serial Number

Many individuals are curious about how to accomplish this, Because their sim may not always be active. Since there won’t be any network on that line, they won’t be able to get their phone number by SMS or USSD code.

If you look at your SIM pack, you’ll notice some numbers there. These are the serial numbers for your SIM card. Additionally, you will see a figure of eight on your sim. I’m sure you’re wondering if these serial numbers will give you your phone number.

Bring your sim or sim pack to any MTN shop or provider center to get your phone number along with your sim serial numbers. They will inquire about your name, the last time you called or recharged the line, your mother’s maiden name, and other details.

Following a series of steps, you will receive your phone number directly from their system. But this approach could be expensive.

How To Check My Device Number Through Mobile Application

You cannot access your mobile app until you know your phone number. So, in order to access your mobile app, you must first log in. You can only use this method if you have forgotten your phone number but previously signed in on your mobile app.

• Open your mobile network application on your device.
• You can see your number on the home page once you log in.
• If you did not see your number, click the menu icon or settings.
• locate my info or click account info.
• You will see your number on your screen.

How To Check Your MTN, GLO, Airtel, 9Mobile Number Through Sim Services

To check your phone number, go to your phone’s settings and select SIM services. Follow the on-screen instructions to get your phone number, which will be displayed on your screen or sent via SMS. This app also allows you to contact customer service, check your data and airtime balance, register, and perform other related functions.

Checking Your Phone Number Through Customer Care Service

Every network has a customer service line where customers can call to obtain help and solve problems. You can use this tool to retrieve your phone number.

• MTN Users: Dial “300” on an MTN line or +234 803 1000 300 on any network.
• Airtel Subscribers: Dial “800” from an Airtel line OR dial +234 802 1500 800 from other networks.
• 9Mobile Users: Dial “200” OR call +234 809 0000 300 from any network.
• Glo Users: Dial “1244” OR their customer service via “121” or call +234 805 002 0121 from any network.

Note: After dialing your network customer care number, follow the instructions until you speak with a person. Ask them for your phone number, which will be supplied to you by SMS.

How To Check Your Phone Number Via Wi-Fi

Are you aware that you can look up the phone number of any WiFi network you are using? When you visit the network Wi-Fi website, the number of the SIM card used for the data connection is shown.

Occasionally, this occurs on its own when the sim’s mobile data is depleted. You will be taken to a page that reads “Oops, you have no active data plan left” automatically. Your number or sim number will appear on the right side of that page.

Another option is to just go to the Wi-Fi website. Similar to broadband and MTN 4G LTE Mifi, you can reach the website by going to https://192.161.0.0. To access the network data, log in using the admin page. Each network is different and has its unique website.

You may check your phone number, send and receive SMS, dial USD codes, and see your data balance here. I’m going to start a thread explaining how to use WiFi to check your phone number across all networks. I’ll list the network WiFi website link and provide a screenshot that walks you through each stage of seeing your phone number.

How To Check Your Phone Number Online

Are you aware that you may use a website service to check your phone number? It’s simple to check your phone number online, but you must exercise caution to avoid falling for frauds and phishing sites that could steal your information.

Some websites are able to view your location, IP address, network provider, and ISP. They can provide you with a lot of information, like your device’s language, screen size, time, and device kind.
Simply search for “what is my phone number” on https://google.com/, and Google will either display your number or suggest a website where you may obtain it for free.

Get Your Phone Number Via Just Calling Your Other Line

Everyone is aware of this method already. Simply find someone nearby to relieve your stress, or if you have a second line, call that number to have your phone number shown on the other line.

I understand that you may not have enough airtime to make the call, but you may send a free text message to the number saying “Please call me” or have it ring like a flash. Kindly check this thread on how to send a please call back text for free on all networks.

How To Check Your Phone Number For Free

Do you get charged for checking your phone number? No, you will not be charged for checking your phone number; it is entirely free. There is no limit to the number of times you can check your phone number. However, using USSD or sending SMS requires an active network service.

Conclusion

I believe I have covered all you need to know about getting your phone number. Always come back to Updatemii for your Telecommunication and network problems; I have lots of articles and guides for you. I have answered lots of questions on my channel on this blog. If you have any questions or threads you want us to create, use the comment box, please.

In my next articles, I will explain how to check your phone number through Wi-Fi, Braodband or Mifi. I will provide all network WiFi website addresses where you can log in to see your phone number. Also, how to see your phone number via just visiting your network site without having to log in to your Wi-Fi.

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