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Best Shortcode for Checking Phone Number (All Networks)

Do you want to know the number on the sim you are holding? This simple guide contains all the shortcodes for checking phone number on all the networks in Ghana. There are alternative methods that will be divulged in this article as well.

Are you new to the world of mobile phones in Ghana? Trying to figure out how to check your phone number can be a bit confusing, especially with different networks having their own unique shortcodes. But don’t worry; I’ve got you covered! In this simple guide, I’ll walk you through all the shortcodes you need to know to check your phone number on all the major networks in Ghana.

Shortcode for checking phone number on MTN Ghana

With MTN Ghana being the largest network in Ghana as of the time of this article, it is just right to start with MTN. The shortcode for checking phone number on MTN Ghana is *156#. Follow the procedure below to check your phone number.

  • Dial *156#. You should see similar options like the one in the screenshot below.
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  • Select the Option 1. Check My Number. Immediately you select this option, you should see your phone number displayed on your screen just like the one in the screenshot.
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If you really want to know more codes that do a lot for MTN, check out this guide I wrote earlier about All the MTN Shortcodes and Tricks You Must Know. All these codes and tricks are very essential especially if you want to make more out of your MTN SIM card. 
For those who want cheap data bundles on MTN, you should also check an earlier article I wrote about that. 

There is a full help page on the MTN website that might also help you understand everything about how to check your MTN phone number.

How to check the phone number on Vodafone Ghana

When it comes to checking phone number on Vodafone Ghana network, the procedure is as simple as ABCD. All you have to do is simply dial a single code and follow the prompt to reveal your Vodafone number.

  • To check your Vodafone Ghana number, dial *127#
  • As soon as the code loads, you will have your phone number displayed on your screen.

There are other ways you can also check your number and I will list all the possible ways at the end of this article so keep reading.

Do you know there is a way to get Vodafone 5GB for 5 Cedis for 5 Days? I have written a full comprehensive guide about how to do that. Read it to learn more. 

Checking phone number on AirtelTigo network

Checking phone number for AirtelTigo is one of the easiest. Simply dial the shortcode *703# and you will have your AirtelTigo number right on your screen. You do not have to select any other option to make this happen.

Checking phone number this way is easier and simple. However, you should also know that there are some other ways you can check your number. Especially if you are unable to access the shortcodes on your phone. I will list some of the other ways you can check your phone number below.

Other ways to check your phone number

There are several other methods to use when it comes to checking phone number on all networks. I will list some of the best ways you can check your phone number on all networks in Ghana below.

Call center

The call center is not the easiest option especially when there are so many other customers in queue before you. But if you do not have more options, you can all the customer service to ask them what your phone number is as well as how to check it by yourself.

I wrote a full guide on How to Contact MTN Customer Center earlier. To make it even easier for you, you can simply dial 100. It works for MTN Ghana and most of the other major networks in Ghana.

Check starter pack

Most customers throw away the sim starter pack right after purchasing it. The starter pack contains a lot of information about your sim card as well as your phone number.

One of the most reliable options when it comes to checking phone number is using the starter pack. Your phone number is printed on the pack.

Call or text someone

This is one of the oldest ways to check your phone number. It works with the help of a second phone whose number you already know.

Dial or send a text to the second phone number from your new number. You will see the new number on the second phone when it starts ringing. It is very simple but difficult to execute if you do not have airtime on your new number.

Use an app

This is also another viable option. Using your mobile network provider’s app detects your mobile number automatically. In most cases, this option works with only the “MyMTN app“. The MyMTN app detects the sim number automatically and uses it as a means to log you into the app.

With this, you do not need a username and password. However, for this to work, the sim must be the active sim in the phone where the app is installed.

Read this guide I wrote earlier about how to get Vodafone 1GB free using the Vodafone Ghana app. It should be a piece of helpful information for Vodafone Ghana users.

Remember, these shortcodes are specific to each network, so make sure you’re using the correct one for your network provider.

FAQs

How do I find my MTN number?

Finding your MTN number is very simple.
1. Dial *156# on the phone you would like to find the number on.
2. Select option 1 which is check my phone number.
You should see your number displayed on your screen shortly.

How do I find my AirtelTigo number?

Checking phone number on AirtelTigo is a straightforward approach. Simply dial *703# and the phone number will be displayed on your screen. It is as simple as that.

Conclusion

Now that you know how to check your phone number on all the major networks in Ghana, you can stay connected and manage your mobile services with confidence. It’s as easy as dialing a number!

I hope this guide has been helpful to you as a newcomer to the world of Ghanaian mobile networks. If you have any other questions or need further assistance, kindly leave a message in the comment section and I will reply as early as possible.

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