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Recharge Jazz Pakistan

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Top up a Jazz number in Pakistan

With Fonmoney you can recharge a Jazz number in Pakistan online, by credit card. Jazz numbers usually start with 030 or 032, the former Warid numbers. The credit is on the phone shortly after your payment.

How do I recharge Jazz Pakistan online?

Sending Jazz credit to Pakistan takes three steps with Fonmoney:

  1. 1
    Enter the Jazz number: type in the Jazz number that should receive credit.
  2. 2
    Choose the amount: pick how much credit should arrive.
  3. 3
    Pay: by credit card or, where available, with paysafecard.

Jazz recharge from abroad: your benefits

Jazz is the largest network in Pakistan. If you have family in Lahore, Karachi or Islamabad, you will often be topping up a Jazz number. With Fonmoney you can do it from abroad, and the recipient doesn't have to do anything.

  • ✓ Fonmoney has no hidden fees
  • ✓ The Jazz credit usually arrives within a few minutes
  • ✓ Former Warid and Mobilink numbers work as usual
  • ✓ No account needed for the recipient, just the number

Recharge Jazz safely

Trusted since 2012

Fonmoney has been topping up credit around the world since 2012.

Fast for the recipient

The credit usually reaches the Jazz number within a few minutes.

Money back if something goes wrong

If a top-up doesn't reach the number you chose, we refund the amount.

About Jazz Pakistan

Jazz at a glance

Jazz is the clear market leader in Pakistan. According to the regulator PTA, around 36% of all mobile connections in the country ran on Jazz in August 2026. The brand was created in 2017, when Mobilink and Warid merged under one name; today Jazz belongs to the VEON group.

Mobilink or Warid number? It's Jazz now

If you are looking for a Warid recharge or a Mobilink recharge, you are in the right place. Both brands have been Jazz for years. Numbers starting with 030 (former Mobilink) and 032 (former Warid) are Jazz numbers, and you top them up by choosing Jazz.

Useful Jazz codes

Check balance: *111# · data usage: *7050# · emergency credit (Jazz Advance): *112#. The codes work without internet.

Airtime is not JazzCash

With Fonmoney you send Jazz credit, in other words mobile balance. That is different from JazzCash, the mobile wallet. No money goes into the recipient's JazzCash account. They use the credit for calls, SMS or data, as they like.

Fonmoney and Jazz

Fonmoney books every top-up directly on the Jazz network. Jazz itself answers questions about packages or the line, at jazz.com.pk. Our job is making sure the credit arrives.

FAQ: Jazz Pakistan recharge

▸ Can I recharge Jazz Pakistan from abroad?

Yes, from almost any country. All you need is the Jazz number and a payment method.

▸ How can I tell a Jazz number?

Jazz numbers usually start with 030 or 032. Someone who kept their number from another provider may have a different prefix, though.

▸ Can I still recharge a Warid number?

Yes. Warid has been part of Jazz since 2017. Numbers starting with 032 are Jazz numbers today, so you simply choose Jazz.

▸ How quickly does Jazz credit arrive?

Usually a few minutes after your payment. The recipient can check it with *111#.

▸ Can I use this to top up JazzCash?

No. You send mobile credit to the number, not money to the JazzCash wallet.

▸ How do I pay for the Jazz recharge?

By credit card and, where available, with paysafecard. You see the price in your local currency beforehand.

What Jazz customers say

My dad in Rawalpindi is on Jazz. I top him up with Fonmoney at the weekend, and he usually calls me ten minutes later.

Usman T.

United Kingdom · ★★★★★

My aunt still has her old Warid number. I was not sure it would work, but I chose Jazz and the credit was there five minutes later.

Hira M.

Italy · ★★★★★

I recharge my sister's Jazz number in Lahore every month. It has worked every time so far.

Farhan Q.

Germany · ★★★★★

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