People need to check the balance of their phone time and again. There is a multitude of reasons for the balance check. First, it is for being aware of the balance cut for different services. Secondly, to know their balance is sufficient for any services used while going somewhere (traveling). For general people, you may need to prepare recharge cards at some places, as it’s hard to find it everywhere.
But for tech nerds, they can easily top up anywhere using their bank account or other third-party apps like eSewa, Khalti. Ncell has only got GSM service all across the country. Here is the process to query/check the balance in Ncell.
Some people being extra careful, may need to check the balance after every service they use. They can follow easy processes below to find the money that is in their balance. Here we are referring to the main balance which can be used for almost all services.
Procedure to check the balance in Ncell SIM
There are four ways to check the balance in Ncell.
- From USSD, you need to dial either *101# or *901# and press call to get the balance on your screen.
- From SMS, you need to send a blank message or any text to 90011. You will get the balance in your account.
- From calling an IVR service, you need to call 9001 and dial 1 for the balance. You can also recharge the Ncell number from this by dialing 2.
- You can also check the balance from Ncell mobile app, which has self-service functionality. Simply install the app, log in and you can check the balance by scrolling down on the first page after logging in.
If you find low balance in your Ncell mobile, you can use the online recharge method which Ncell started for easy recharge. Similarly, you can find other ways to recharge your mobile account online.
Sometimes you might have long validity and you are in need of balance, then you can ask your friends to send the balance to you. There are also times when you need to help others by transferring a balance to your friends.
Ncell does not charge the customer to query/check the balance in Ncell. This kind of service is free for most of the telecom operators here in the nation and worldwide.
You can check the remaining data volume in Ncell or Status of Ncell data packs.
