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Short answer Yes, an Easypaisa account has an IBAN (International Bank Account Number). Easypaisa says to open the app, go to “Account settings” and tap “Account Information” to see it; tap the number to copy it. Like every Pakistani IBAN, it is 24 characters long and starts with
PK.
At a glance
- Where to find it: easypaisa app › “Account settings” › “Account Information” (Easypaisa FAQs ↗ · checked 2026-09-28)
- IBAN length: 24 characters (Citibank Pakistan IBAN FAQs ↗ · checked 2026-09-28)
- Account number: your mobile number (Easypaisa FAQs ↗ · checked 2026-09-28)
- Helpline: 3737 from Telenor; 042-111-003-737 from other networks (Easypaisa FAQs ↗ · checked 2026-09-28)
Easypaisa publishes one route, in the app:
If you can’t find your IBAN in the app, call the helpline: 3737 from a Telenor SIM, or 042-111-003-737 from any other network.
Your Easypaisa account number is different from your IBAN. Easypaisa says: “Your easypaisa mobile account number is the same as your mobile number.”
Every IBAN in Pakistan follows the same layout. The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) adopted the international IBAN standard (ISO 13616) in 2012. Citibank Pakistan’s IBAN FAQ describes the parts:
| Part | Characters | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Country code | 2 | PK for Pakistan |
| Check digits | 2 | Numbers that let a bank spot a typing mistake |
| Bank code | 4 | Identifies the bank |
| Account part | 16 | Identifies your account |
Write the IBAN without spaces when you type it into a payment form. Take your IBAN from the app rather than building it yourself.
Paste the IBAN into our IBAN checker to see whether it is valid. It only checks the format and check digits; it does not create an IBAN or confirm whose account it is.
From a bank in Pakistan. Easypaisa says you can add money “Through IBFT from any conventional bank account”. IBFT is Inter Bank Funds Transfer, the 1LINK service between Pakistani banks and wallets. See IBFT rules and fees and Raast.
From abroad. Easypaisa says its account can receive “remittances in your account from other countries such as UK, US, Australia and others”, but “cannot be used to make international payments”. Its international remittance page describes receiving “funds from abroad through Bank Alfalah partners”, and tells you to “Enter secret code in to your easypaisa account to receive remittance”.
Ask the sender to use a remittance service that pays into Easypaisa, and follow its instructions. In December 2025, The Nation reported that Easypaisa had announced a partnership with Ant International’s WorldFirst platform to let customers receive payments from over 100 countries. For the details a sender needs for a bank account, see receiving money from abroad.
Warning Easypaisa says: “No unauthorized person can ever make a transaction through your account unless you give them this secret OTP Pin. So whenever someone calls you, or in any means tries to ask you your OTP, always remember, it’s a FRAUDSTER, a Pin Chor! Do not talk to them or share any details, and inform easypaisa on our helpline number, 3737, immediately.” Your IBAN is safe to give a sender; your PIN and OTP are not.
Yes. Easypaisa’s FAQ tells customers to find their IBAN in the app under “Account settings” › “Account Information”.
No. Easypaisa says your account number is your mobile number. Your IBAN is the 24-character number in the app.
Call the helpline: 3737 from Telenor, or 042-111-003-737 from other networks.