Jazz Balance Share Code in Pakistan: *100# to Send, *107# to Ask
Dial *100*number*amount# to share Jazz balance, as Jazz's dial code list shows. The Rs 8.60 charge and daily limit are reported, not confirmed.
To share balance on Jazz, dial *100*receiver number*amount#, for example *100*03001234567*100# to send Rs 100, then reply to the confirmation SMS. Jazz's own dial code list names this code "Jazz Share". To ask someone to send you balance, dial *107# and enter their number. Both numbers must be Jazz prepaid.
The charge and the daily limit are less certain. Jazz does not print them on the pages we have read, and its website refused our plain request on 8 November 2026. The figures below are marked "reported" where they do not come from Jazz.
Jazz balance share codes at a glance
| What you want | Code | Where it comes from |
|---|---|---|
| Send balance | *100*number*amount# | Jazz's self service dial code list, "Jazz Share" |
| Ask for balance | *107# | Reported, not on the Jazz pages we read |
| Check your balance | *111# | Jazz's dial code list |
| Take an advance instead | *112# | Jazz's dial code list, "Jazz advance" |
| Charge per transfer | Rs 8.60 including tax | Reported, not confirmed by Jazz |
| Most per transfer | Rs 500 | Reported, not confirmed by Jazz |
How to send balance with *100#
- Check your balance first on *111#. You need the amount you want to send plus the charge.
- Write the receiver's number in full, with the leading 0, no spaces and no +92.
- Type the code in one line. Put *100*, then the number, then *, then the amount, then #. To send Rs 100 to 0300 1234567, type *100*03001234567*100#.
- Press call. Jazz sends an SMS asking you to confirm.
- Reply as the SMS tells you. The transfer completes once you confirm.
- Ask the receiver to check their balance on *111#.
Check the number twice before you confirm. We know of no Jazz route that reverses a transfer sent to the wrong person.
How to ask for balance with *107#
If you are the one with no balance, you do not need credit to call around. Dial *107#, enter the number of a friend or family member on Jazz, and they get a request. They then decide whether to send balance with the *100# code above.
This code is widely used, but we have not found it on a Jazz page. If it does not work on your number, use one of the zero balance options Jazz does list, such as a free Beep Call or Sponsor Me. Our guide to calling with zero balance on Jazz sets out their codes and prices.
What the charge and limits are, as far as we can tell
Jazz's dial code list gives the code but not the price or the limits. So these are reported figures only:
- Charge: Rs 8.60 including tax per transfer is the most common figure. It comes out of your balance on top of the amount you send.
- Most per transfer: Rs 500.
- Daily limit: reports differ. Some give Rs 500 in total a day. Others give up to 5 transfers of up to Rs 500 each, which would be Rs 2,500 a day. Both cannot be right.
If the limit matters to you, ask Jazz before you send a large amount. Call 111 from your Jazz number, or send "Hi" to Jazz on WhatsApp at 0300-3008000. Jazz lists both as its help routes. An older version of this guide gave the Rs 500 daily limit as fact. We removed it because we could not confirm it.
Jazz and Ufone balance sharing compared
If you have both SIMs, this shows the difference. Ufone publishes its terms in full, so its column is confirmed.
| Jazz | Ufone | |
|---|---|---|
| Send code | *100*number*amount# | *828*number*amount# |
| Request code | *107#, reported | None published |
| Most per transfer | Rs 500, reported | Rs 600, from Ufone |
| Transfers a day | Reports differ | 4, from Ufone |
| Charge | Rs 8.60, reported | Rs 4.78, from Ufone |
Our Ufone balance share guide has Ufone's figures and its Rs 150 usage rule. Zong and Telenor work differently: see the Zong *828# balance share rules.
If the transfer does not go through
- Not enough balance. You need the amount plus the charge.
- One number is postpaid. Balance share works between Jazz prepaid numbers only.
- Wrong number format. Use the full number with the leading 0, no spaces and no country code.
- Daily cap reached. Try again the next day.
- The SIM itself has a fault. Our guide to fixing a Jazz SIM that is not working covers the usual causes.
If balance left your account and never arrived, complain to Jazz on 111, or 0 111 300 300 from any network, and keep the complaint number. Our guide to registering and tracking a Jazz complaint shows each route. If Jazz does not fix it, complain to PTA.
Safety warning. A code with a phone number and an amount inside it sends money. Never dial a code that a caller or SMS gives you "to claim a prize" or "to return balance sent by mistake". Check your own balance first. If nothing arrived, nothing is owed.
When a package beats a transfer
If you send balance to the same person every week, you pay the charge every time. A bundle is often cheaper. Our guide to Jazz monthly internet packages lists the prices and codes, and the receiver can check remaining Jazz MBs, minutes and SMS once it is active. You can also activate a Jazz package on WhatsApp for someone who has no codes saved. For someone short before payday, the free MBs offers on Jazz or the *112# advance may cost less.
Common questions
What is the Jazz balance share code?
*100*receiver number*amount#, for example *100*03001234567*100#. Jazz's dial code list calls it Jazz Share. Reply to the confirmation SMS to finish.
How do I request balance on Jazz?
Dial *107# and enter the number of the person you want to ask. This code is reported, and we have not found it on a Jazz page.
How much does Jazz charge for balance sharing?
Rs 8.60 including tax is the figure most often reported. Jazz does not print it on the pages we have read, so treat it as reported.
What is the daily limit for Jazz balance share?
Reports differ: Rs 500 a day in total, or 5 transfers of up to Rs 500 each. Call 111 to ask what applies to your number.
Can I send balance from Jazz to another network?
No. Jazz balance share works between Jazz prepaid numbers only.
Is Jazz or Ufone cheaper for sharing balance?
On the figures available, Ufone, at Rs 4.78 a transfer from Ufone's own page, against a reported Rs 8.60 on Jazz.
How we verified this
What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.
Last checked 8 November 2026. The *100*number*amount# code, *111# and *112# are from Jazz's self service dial code list at jazz.com.pk/help-center/self-service-options/self-service-dial-codes, as read on 24 October 2026. Jazz's website returned HTTP 403 to our plain request on 8 November 2026, so we could not read it again that day. The 111, 0 111 300 300 and WhatsApp routes are from Jazz's FAQ as read on 22 September 2026. The *107# code, the Rs 8.60 charge, the Rs 500 cap and both daily limits are reported and do not come from Jazz. The Ufone figures are from Ufone's UShare page, read on 8 November 2026. We did not make a transfer ourselves.
About the author
Public Services and Education Journalist
Fajr Riaz is a journalist and content writer at Pakistan Era, based in Lahore. She covers the questions people meet in everyday life in Pakistan: how a public service works, what a change in the rules means, and where to find a reliable answer.
