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Short answer The only IBAN (International Bank Account Number) JazzCash publishes,
PK29JAZZ0000000000000001, is a fixed code for linking Payoneer inside the JazzCash app; JazzCash says it “is not linked to your mobile account number”. Do not give it to anyone as your IBAN. Your JazzCash account number is your mobile number. For an IBAN, ask JazzCash on 4444 from a Jazz SIM or 111-124-444 from any network.
At a glance
- Payoneer registration IBAN:
PK29JAZZ0000000000000001, “not linked to your mobile account number” (JazzCash international remittance ↗ · checked 2026-09-28)- Account number: your mobile number (Mobilink Bank terms ↗ · checked 2026-09-28)
- IBAN length: 24 characters (Citibank Pakistan IBAN FAQs ↗ · checked 2026-09-28)
- Helpline: 4444 from Jazz; 111-124-444 from any network; WhatsApp 0325-4444786 (JazzCash create account ↗ · checked 2026-09-28)
JazzCash is run by Mobilink Microfinance Bank Limited (MMBL).
What the pages do say:
If you need an IBAN for your JazzCash account, ask JazzCash directly: 4444 from a Jazz number, 111-124-444 from any network, or WhatsApp 0325-4444786.
JazzCash says freelancers “must register for a Payoneer account only through the JazzCash application”, and the app fills in PK29JAZZ0000000000000001 during that registration. The string is 24 characters and passes the standard IBAN check, so an IBAN checker will call it valid. It still identifies no one’s wallet. Use it only inside the JazzCash app’s Payoneer registration, as JazzCash describes.
JazzCash says the minimum withdrawal from Payoneer is US$5, that “Payoneer charges a standard 3% fee on withdrawals”, and that “There are no charges for transferring funds into JazzCash.”
The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) adopted the international IBAN standard (ISO 13616) in 2012. Citibank Pakistan’s IBAN FAQ describes every Pakistani IBAN this way:
| 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 the account |
Citibank’s FAQ also says only banks may generate an IBAN: “No other party is allowed to generate IBAN.” Don’t build one yourself from a code found online.
Paste any IBAN you are given into our IBAN checker. It checks the format and check digits only. It cannot tell you whose account an IBAN belongs to.
From abroad. JazzCash says: “Visit an exchange house or use a partner app, select Pakistan, choose JazzCash, and funds will be transferred to your wallet.” It says remittances are “typically credited instantly”, though some go through anti-money-laundering screening that “can take up to 2 days”. JazzCash also offers an Asaan Digital Remittance Account for home remittances and a Freelance Digital Account; see how to open a JazzCash account. For bank accounts, see receiving money from abroad.
From a bank in Pakistan. JazzCash says you can “Accept incoming transfers from JazzCash users, banks, or international remittance partners directly into your wallet”. MMBL’s schedule for July 1 to September 30, 2026 lists “IBFT into M-Wallet 0”: no fee to receive an IBFT (Inter Bank Funds Transfer). See IBFT and Raast.
Warning JazzCash says: “JazzCash will never ask for your PIN, OTP, or password. If you receive a suspicious call or message, report it immediately on helpline 4444.” From any other network, report fraud on 111-124-444. Be wary of anyone who offers to “generate” a JazzCash IBAN for you: in Pakistan, only a bank may issue an IBAN.
JazzCash publishes only a fixed Payoneer registration code, which it says is not linked to your account. Ask the JazzCash helpline about an IBAN for your own account.
No. JazzCash says this IBAN “is not linked to your mobile account number”. It is used only to link Payoneer inside the JazzCash app.
Your mobile number. Mobilink Microfinance Bank’s terms say each account has “a distinctive Account number (Mobile number)”.