Calls Between Ufone, Telenor, PTCL Now Treated as On-Net Minutes

Good news has arrived for mobile users across Pakistan as major telecom operators have introduced a new calling structure. Calls made between Ufone, Telenor, and PTCL numbers will now be treated as on-net minutes. This change applies across all bundles, giving users more flexibility and better value in their daily usage.

The update means that customers no longer need to worry about extra charges when calling between these networks. Whether a user is on a prepaid or postpaid bundle, calls between Ufone, Telenor, and PTCL will be deducted from on-net minutes instead of off-net charges. This shift is designed to simplify billing and reduce confusion for customers who frequently switch between networks.

Industry observers see this move as a practical step toward improving user experience in Pakistan’s telecom sector. By merging call categorization across these networks, operators are aiming to make bundles more attractive and competitive. It also reflects a growing trend of collaboration in the telecom industry, where user convenience is becoming a key priority.

For everyday users, the change is expected to bring noticeable savings. Many customers often face higher costs when calling different networks. With this adjustment, those costs are effectively reduced within bundle limits. As a result, users can enjoy longer call durations without worrying about exhausting their off-net balance quickly.

Overall, this development marks a positive shift for telecom consumers in Pakistan. It simplifies communication across three major networks and increases the value of existing packages. With Ufone, Telenor, and PTCL now sharing on-net minute benefits, users can expect a more seamless and cost-effective calling experience.

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