Muhammad NaeemTelenor has been quietly shifting its weekly lineup toward hybrid bundles, and the Weekly EasyCard is the backbone of that move. Instead of buying a call package, an SMS bundle and a data pack separately, you get all three in one recharge that lasts a full week.
At Rs. 200, it sits in the budget tier where most weekly buyers shop. This page breaks down exactly what the card includes in 2026, how to subscribe, and where the numbers in this post come from, so you can subscribe with confidence.
Quick Answer
It costs Rs. 200 and stays active for 7 days. It bundles 1,500 on-net minutes (Telenor, Ufone and PTCL), 50 off-net minutes, 500 MB of internet data and 2,000 SMS in a single recharge. You subscribe through a retailer, by dialing *123#, or from the My Telenor App.
Telenor Weekly EasyCard: what it includes
| Feature | Allowance |
| Price | Rs. 200 |
| Validity | 7 days |
| On-net minutes | 1,500 (Telenor + Ufone + PTCL) |
| Off-net minutes | 50 |
| Internet data | 500 MB |
| SMS | 2,000 |
| Subscription | Retailer or *123# |
The company calls this the EasyCard family: instead of juggling separate voice, SMS and data packs, you pay one price and get a hybrid bundle. This card is the cheapest entry point in that family. For reference, the heavier EasyCard Max at Rs. 287 pushes the same idea up to 2,500 on-net minutes, 125 off-net minutes, 3 GB and 2,500 SMS.
The Merged On-Net Pool
One detail worth knowing: the network now counts Ufone and PTCL numbers as on-net alongside its own. This follows the PTCL acquisition, and it quietly makes the 1,500 minutes far more useful than they look on paper. Calls to any Telenor, Ufone or PTCL number eat from the same free pool. Only calls to Jazz and Zong numbers use the 50 off-net minutes.
How to Subscribe
Option 1: Retailer. Walk into any retailer and ask for this card. The retailer activates it on your number and you pay Rs. 200. If you are unsure how loading works, our guide on how to load Jazz, Zong, Telenor and Ufone cards walks through the retailer and scratch-card process.
Option 2: Dial *123#. Dial the USSD code from your SIM and confirm the subscription. Make sure you have at least Rs. 200 balance loaded before dialing.
Option 3: My Telenor App. Open the app, go to the bundles section and find this card under weekly offers. The app shows the exact price and allowances as currently configured, which makes it the best way to double-check before you pay. If you use the app regularly, the app answers page tracks its weekly quiz rewards too.
Checking Your Remaining Balance
To keep track of what is left in the bundle, use the app or the standard balance codes: *999# for remaining internet MBs and *111# for the SMS and minute balance. If your data runs out before the week ends and you do not want a new card, the full internet packages 2026 lineup lists data-only weekly and monthly add-ons.
Terms and Limitations
- This is a prepaid-only offer. Postpaid lines cannot subscribe.
- All free minutes and SMS are for use within Pakistan only.
- The 500 MB data works on 4G and falls back to 3G/2G where 4G is unavailable.
- The quoted Rs. 200 is the retail price most listings show. Final deduction at subscription time can vary slightly with taxes, so confirm the exact charge in the app before subscribing.
- Confirm in the app: Telenor does not publish its full offer pages for automated reading, so the figures above are cross-checked from reputable recent listings. Before you subscribe, open the app and verify the price and allowances as shown there. If the app shows different numbers, the app is authoritative.
Who Should Pick It
This card fits moderate users who talk a lot but browse lightly. 1,500 minutes is generous for a week at this price: that is roughly 3.5 hours of calls a day without touching your balance. The 500 MB data is modest, fine for WhatsApp, maps and light browsing, but heavy video users will burn through it in a day or two. If your main app is WhatsApp, also check the dedicated WhatsApp packages 2026 page, since social bundles sometimes stretch data further.
Who should skip it: if you rarely call and live on YouTube or TikTok, a data-focused 7-day pack gives you more gigabytes per rupee. If you call constantly and want more headroom, the EasyCard Max at Rs. 287 is the next step up in the same family.
Older Listings You May Still See
Some older pages online still show this card at Rs. 135 including taxes with 1.5 GB of data. Those figures are from 2024-era listings and no longer match what reputable recent sources (updated September 2026) report: Rs. 200, 500 MB, 2,000 SMS, 7 days. Treat the old numbers as stale and confirm current figures in the app.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the subscription code in 2026?
The subscription code is *123#. You can also subscribe through any retailer or the app.
How much does it cost?
Rs. 200 for 7 days, based on recent reputable listings. Confirm the exact deduction in the app, since final charges can vary slightly with taxes.
How many minutes does it give?
1,500 on-net minutes covering Telenor, Ufone and PTCL numbers, plus 50 off-net minutes for Jazz, Zong and other networks.
How much data and how many SMS are included?
500 MB of internet data and 2,000 SMS to any network, valid for 7 days.
Can postpaid customers subscribe?
No. This card is a prepaid-only offer.
How do I check my remaining balance?
Dial *999# for data and *111# for minutes and SMS, or view the exact remaining allowances in the app.
Is it better than the EasyCard Max?
The standard card at Rs. 200 suits moderate users. The Max at Rs. 287 adds 1,000 more on-net minutes, 75 more off-net minutes, 2.5 GB more data and 500 more SMS, which is the better deal if you would otherwise buy a second bundle mid-week.
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