By Quick answer: The Jazz advance code is *112# for Rs 15 of emergency balance. Several sites also list *113# for Rs 30 and *112*4# to unsubscribe. The amount plus a service charge is taken back from your next recharge. Jazz does not list these codes on its dial code page, so read the confirmation message for the exact charge.
Jazz advance, also called Jazz loan or emergency balance, lends a small amount when your prepaid balance is too low to make a call. It is meant for one urgent call or SMS, not for a package.
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Jazz advance codes at a glance
| Action | Code | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Get Rs 15 advance | *112# |
Listed by hamariweb, techx and phoneworld |
| Get Rs 30 advance | *113# |
Listed by hamariweb and techx |
| Unsubscribe from advance | *112*4# |
Listed by phoneworld and techx |
| Check balance after advance | *111# |
Official Jazz dial code list |
We checked jazz.com.pk on the date at the top of this page and did not find an advance service page or these codes on the official dial code list. Jazz's own confirmation SMS is the final word on the amount and charge.
How to get Jazz advance balance
- Check that your balance is low with
*111#. Advance services usually work only below a set balance. - Dial
*112#for Rs 15, or*113#for Rs 30 if it is offered to you. - Read the reply. It should confirm the amount added and the amount that will be recovered.
- Make your call. The advance is now part of your balance.
- On your next recharge, the advance and the service charge are deducted automatically.
How much Jazz takes back
You repay the amount you borrowed plus a service charge. Phoneworld lists the service charge for the Rs 15 advance as Rs 3.50 plus tax. That means after borrowing Rs 15, you would lose about Rs 18.50 plus tax from your next recharge. We could not confirm the current charge on jazz.com.pk, so read the confirmation SMS, which states the recovery amount. Mobile load in Pakistan also carries advance income tax, so your recharge itself is reduced by tax before the advance is recovered.
Who can get Jazz advance
- Prepaid Jazz SIMs only. Postpay connections have credit limits instead.
- Your current balance must be low; sites put the limit at under Rs 15 for the Rs 15 advance.
- You must have repaid any earlier advance. A pending advance blocks a new one.
Jazz advance vs other options
The Jazz advance code is the fastest fix when you cannot reach a shop, but it costs extra every time. If someone nearby has Jazz balance, a Jazz balance share of Rs 15 to Rs 500 costs the sender Rs 8.60 per transaction including tax, with no repayment. You can also ask for balance: dial *107# to send a free share request to another Jazz number. To stop balance disappearing in the first place, see the balance save page.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Jazz advance code?
The code listed by most sites is *112# for Rs 15. Some also list *113# for Rs 30. Jazz does not show either code on its official dial code page.
How do I unsubscribe from Jazz advance?
Dial *112*4#, the unsubscribe code listed by phoneworld and techx. Read the confirmation SMS to make sure it worked.
How much is deducted for Jazz advance?
The borrowed amount plus a service charge, taken from your next recharge. Phoneworld lists Rs 3.50 plus tax for the Rs 15 advance. The confirmation SMS shows the exact recovery amount.
Can I get Jazz advance twice?
Not while an earlier advance is unpaid. Recharge first, let the advance be recovered, then you can borrow again.
Is Jazz advance the same as JazzCash ReadyLoad?
No. Jazz advance is balance for calls on your SIM. ReadyLoad is a JazzCash loan product in the mobile wallet, with its own terms.