Ufone Super Card Max 2026: Code, Price, Data, How to Subscribe

Ufone Super Card Max is the 30-day hybrid bundle built for people who actually use their phone: thousands of call minutes, a proper block of data and more SMS than anyone sends in a month, in one recharge that lasts 30 days. It sits above the Lite tier and below the Grand and Premium tiers, and after the 26 September 2026 tariff revision it costs Rs. 1,900 on the official family page.

Every figure here was checked against the carrier’s own website (the family page and selfcare listings, fetched at write time). The subscribe code is *629#, which opens the bundle menu; pick it there. See what you have left with *706#.

Quick answer: details

If you are in a hurry: dial *629# from your prepaid SIM, choose it, and you get 5,500 on-net minutes, 350 off-net minutes, 20 GB internet and 5,500 SMS for 30 days at Rs. 1,900. The official Super Card Max page shows the same figures. Check what is left with *706#.

Ufone Super Card Max: Full Package Table

One thing worth knowing before you compare prices elsewhere: since the merger of the two networks, calls between Ufone, Telenor and PTCL landlines all count as on-net, so the 5,500-minute bucket covers three networks instead of one.

How to subscribe

Open your dialer, type *629# and press call. The code opens the bundle menu; pick this one (Rs. 1,900) and confirm. You will get a message once the resources are active. Keep enough load in your balance first, because the subscription fails if the full amount cannot be deducted.

You can also buy it in the UPTCL app, where it is sold through the bill payment section and can be paid online. The app shows the current price on screen, which makes it the safest place to double-check the Rs. 1,900 figure before paying. Offline, it can also be availed through ULoad and at any retailer.

To subscribe it for a family member or friend, dial *3*2# instead, the same “subscribe for a loved one” code used across the whole family.

How to Check Remaining Minutes, SMS and Data

Dial *706# any time. It is the standard remaining-resources code, and it shows what is left of the on-net minutes, off-net minutes, SMS and the 20 GB data bucket. The UPTCL app shows the same breakdown with expiry dates.

There is no separate unsubscribe code to worry about. When the 30 days end, it ends with them and unused resources do not carry over; buy it again via *629# to start a new month.

Where it sits in the family

The family ladder matters because names and prices shifted in the September 2026 revision, and older listings online still show the previous range. Here is the family as listed on the official family page:

The jump from Lite to Max is the interesting one: Rs. 200 more than doubles your on-net minutes (2,000 to 5,500) and doubles the data (10 GB to 20 GB). Lite only makes sense if your calls are short and your data use light. From the cheaper end, the Plus tier covers the same all-in-one idea at Rs. 720 with smaller buckets, and the base bundle remains the cheapest 30-day entry point.

How Much Is 20 GB and 5,500 Minutes, Really?

Put the numbers in real terms. 20 GB is roughly 100 hours of YouTube at 360p, or a month of heavy social scrolling, WhatsApp video calls and map use. It is not enough for serious daily HD streaming, so if your phone is your TV, look at the bigger tiers on the internet packages page. The 5,500 on-net minutes work out to about three hours of calls a day, and the 5,500 SMS cover alerts and everyday texting many times over.

Terms and Limitations You Should Know

• Prepaid customers only; this is a prepaid range.
• The 5,500-minute bucket covers on-net numbers. Calls to Jazz and Zong use the 350 off-net minutes.
• Resources expire at the end of the 30-day validity. Unused minutes, SMS and data do not carry over.
• *629# is a shared menu code, so select this tier at Rs. 1,900, not the Lite tier at Rs. 1,700.
• Once the bundle data runs out, further browsing is charged at the standard rate, so resubscribe instead of running on the default tariff.

An Honest Note on the Price: Rs. 1,900 or Rs. 1,700?

This needs saying plainly because the listings disagree, including two of the carrier’s own pages. The family page currently lists it at Rs. 1,900 with 5,500 on-net minutes, 350 off-net minutes, 20 GB and 5,500 SMS. The selfcare page still shows an older Max entry at Rs. 1,700 with smaller minute and SMS allowances, and most third-party package sites (ProPakistani, Apna4G, Pakera and others) also still print Rs. 1,700, the pre-revision price.

The family page is the listing we follow: it matches the post-revision ladder, where the Lite tier moved up to Rs. 1,700 (the dedicated Lite page confirms that figure too), so a Rs. 1,700 tier no longer fits the current range. Still, this menu changed as recently as 26 September 2026, so read the amount on the *629# confirmation screen before confirming, and check it once in the UPTCL app if the price matters to you. If your menu still shows Rs. 1,700 for Max, the allowances on that same screen are the ones you will get.

Verdict: Should You Get It?

This is the right pick for heavy callers who also use a fair amount of data. At Rs. 1,900 it is the cheapest way in the family to get past 5,000 on-net minutes without giving up a usable 20 GB, and the three-network coverage makes those minutes go further than on another network. If 10 GB and 2,000 minutes cover your month, Lite saves you Rs. 200. If you stream heavily every day, compare the bigger monthly options in the roundup of the best monthly data packages first, because 20 GB disappears quickly at HD quality.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the subscribe code?

*629#. It opens the bundle menu; select this tier (Rs. 1,900) to subscribe. Dial *3*2# to subscribe it for someone else, and *706# to check what is left.

What is the price in 2026?

Rs. 1,900 on the official family page after the 26 September 2026 tariff revision. The selfcare page and many third-party sites still show the older Rs. 1,700 price, so check the amount on the subscription screen before paying.

How much data and minutes does it give?

20 GB internet, 5,500 on-net minutes, 350 off-net minutes and 5,500 SMS, valid for 30 days.

Why do Telenor numbers count as on-net?

Both networks are part of the PTCL group now, so calls between the three networks’ landlines count as on-net and come out of the 5,500-minute bucket.

Can I get it on a postpaid SIM?

No. This family, including this tier, is for prepaid customers.

What happens when the 30 days end?

It expires and unused minutes, SMS and data do not carry over. Dial *629# and buy it again to start a fresh 30 days.