Warid Call Packages — Still Available in 2026

Q: How do I check my Warid balance and active packages?

Dial *321# for balance, *322# for active subscriptions. Both work on Warid SIMs and return an SMS within seconds. The My Jazz app also works for Warid numbers — sign in with your Warid number to see balance, packages and recent usage.

Q: Why are some Jazz packages not available on my Warid SIM?

After the merger, certain Jazz-branded packages were locked to original Jazz SIMs only — Warid SIMs cannot subscribe to them. The list of Warid-eligible packages is generally narrower than the Jazz list. If you want full access to Jazz packages, you can convert your Warid SIM to a Jazz SIM for free at any Jazz franchise.

Q: Should I switch my Warid SIM to Jazz?

If you are happy with the packages currently available on Warid, there is no urgent need. If you regularly hit limits or find Jazz packages you cannot access, switching makes sense. The conversion is free, your number stays the same, and you keep all existing balance and subscriptions. Visit any Jazz franchise with your CNIC and the Warid SIM.

Q: Can I receive BISP or government payments on a Warid SIM via JazzCash?

Yes. Warid SIMs can register for JazzCash and receive payments the same way Jazz SIMs do. The JazzCash account is tied to the mobile number, not to the SIM brand. All BISP, EOBI and Ehsaas disbursements work normally on a Warid-registered JazzCash account.

Q: Why does the Warid signal sometimes show 'no service' even though Jazz works in my area?

Warid SIMs share Jazz towers but use slightly different network registration parameters. In a small number of edge areas, the Warid SIM registration fails while Jazz works fine. Toggle airplane mode off and on to force re-registration. If it persists, the only real fix is converting to a Jazz SIM.

Q: Will Warid be completely shut down at some point?

Probably yes, eventually. Jazz has been gradually phasing out Warid-specific offerings since 2017 and is unlikely to maintain the brand indefinitely. There is no announced shutdown date as of 2026, but if you rely on a Warid SIM for anything important, consider porting to Jazz or another network proactively over the next year or two.

Warid Telecom merged with Jazz (then known as Mobilink) back in 2016 — that means the Warid network technically no longer exists as an independent operator. Warid SIMs continue to work, however, and the Warid brand still appears on certain prepaid offerings within the Jazz ecosystem. If you have a Warid SIM in 2026, it operates on the Jazz network with mostly Jazz-style packages plus a small set of Warid-branded legacy bundles.

Why Warid call packages still exist

You are most likely reading this page if one of these applies:

You have an old Warid SIM you never converted to a Jazz SIM, and you want to know what packages still work on it.
A family member uses Warid for sentimental reasons (it was Pakistan's first GSM operator branded for younger users).
You inherited a Warid SIM from a relative and want to keep using it without porting to a different network.
Your phone has dual-SIM and you keep Warid as the second SIM for the few packages it still gets exclusively.

If you are actively shopping for a new prepaid SIM, do not buy Warid — buy Jazz directly. The networks are identical, the packages are mostly identical, and Jazz is being actively marketed and improved while Warid is essentially in maintenance mode.

Things to know about Warid in 2026

The first thing to know is that 'Warid-to-Warid' calls are essentially the same as 'Jazz-to-Jazz' calls for billing purposes. The merger means there is no separate Warid tariff zone — all calls between Warid and Jazz numbers are treated as on-net, and Warid-to-Warid is just a subset of that.

The second thing is that some Warid packages are slightly cheaper than equivalent Jazz packages, but they have shorter validity or smaller off-net allowances. These small differences exist because Jazz wants to retain Warid customers without giving them better deals than new Jazz customers. Compare carefully before subscribing.

The third thing is the My Jazz app. Warid SIMs can use the My Jazz app to manage packages, check balance and unsubscribe — no separate Warid app exists anymore. Sign in with your Warid number; the app treats it like any other Jazz number.

One important caveat: Warid has been quietly retiring some legacy packages each quarter, gradually consolidating into the broader Jazz menu. The packages in the table below are the ones still available as of mid-2026, but expect this list to shrink over the next year or two. If you find a favourite Warid package, do not get attached — it may disappear in a future update.

All Warid call packages today

The packages below are the ones consistently available on Warid SIMs as of early 2026. Some additional limited-time offers appear in the *321# menu — these are usually short-window promos (48 hours or so) and are not included in this list because they change too frequently.

Warid call packages still available in 2026
Package	What you get	Validity	Price	Code
Daily Mahana Card	80 on-net + 5 off-net + 100 SMS	24 hours	Rs. 15	`*250#`
Warid Weekly Voice	1,200 on-net + 100 off-net + 100 SMS	7 days	Rs. 230	`*626#`
Warid Glow Card	3,000 on-net + 200 off-net + 4 GB	15 days	Rs. 500	`*415#`
Monthly Hybrid	Unlimited Warid + 600 off-net + 10 GB	30 days	Rs. 1,100	`*443#`
Late Night Warid	Unlimited Warid (1 am – 9 am only)	24 hours	Rs. 10	`*7000#`
Daily Off-Net Combo	60 off-net + 100 Warid + 100 SMS	24 hours	Rs. 20	`*114#`

Some old USSD codes (particularly those starting with *322 or *321) still partially work on Warid SIMs but lead to expired packages or error messages. Stick to the codes in the table above, or use the My Jazz app, for reliable activation.

Steps to subscribe to Warid bundles

Check balance via *321#
Warid SIMs use *321# for balance check (different from Jazz's *111#). The reply shows your current balance via SMS within a few seconds.
Dial the package code
Type the activation code exactly as shown in the table. Warid codes are mostly short three-digit codes preceded by an asterisk and ended with a hash. Press call to send.
Confirm subscription
Within 30 seconds, Warid sends a confirmation SMS with the package details and the unsubscribe instructions. Save this message — you will need it later if you want to stop auto-renewal.
Verify the package is active
Dial *322# to see all active Warid subscriptions. The newly-subscribed package should appear with full remaining balance. If it does not appear after two minutes, contact 321 (Warid customer service, which routes to Jazz support).

Warid call — common questions

How do I check my Warid balance and active packages?

Why are some Jazz packages not available on my Warid SIM?

Should I switch my Warid SIM to Jazz?

Can I receive BISP or government payments on a Warid SIM via JazzCash?

Why does the Warid signal sometimes show 'no service' even though Jazz works in my area?

Will Warid be completely shut down at some point?

One more thing about the Warid brand

Warid was the first mobile network in Pakistan to launch with a fully-postpaid focus back in 2005, and for several years it was considered the premium network of choice. The 2016 merger with Mobilink (rebranded as Jazz a few months later) ended Warid's independence but kept the brand alive for legacy customers. Today, having a Warid SIM in 2026 mostly just means using a slightly older subset of the Jazz network — useful for keeping your existing number active, but no longer offering any distinct technical advantage.

The packages and codes above reflect the most current Warid offerings in early 2026. Because the brand is in maintenance mode, expect the list to shrink rather than grow over time. Always verify via *321# or the My Jazz app before subscribing — the live menu shows exactly what is available on your specific SIM today.