2025 Update: If you’re like me, you probably don’t think about SIM card registration until something goes wrong. But in 2025, with digital fraud and identity theft on the rise, it’s more important than ever to check which phone numbers are registered under your ID number in Kenya. It’s quick, free, and could save you a lot of trouble down the line.
How to Check Registered Numbers on Safaricom (2025)
- Dial *106# on your Safaricom line.
- Select “Check my numbers.”
- You’ll see a list of all phone numbers registered to your ID.
- If you spot any numbers you don’t recognize, follow the prompts to report them immediately.
For more on keeping your Safaricom line secure, see our guide: How to Replace Your Lost Safaricom SIM Card.
How to Check Registered Numbers on Airtel Kenya (2025)
- Dial *106# on your Airtel line.
- Choose your ID type (National ID, Passport, etc.).
- Enter your ID details.
- Wait for an SMS listing all Airtel numbers linked to your ID.
If you see any suspicious numbers, contact Airtel customer care or visit an Airtel shop to resolve it.
What About Telkom Kenya?
As of 2025, Telkom Kenya users can also check registered numbers by dialing *100# and following the prompts. If this changes, we’ll update this guide—so bookmark it for future reference!
Why This Matters (and What To Do If You Find Unknown Numbers)
Unrecognized numbers registered to your ID could mean someone is using your identity for fraud. Always report any suspicious numbers to your carrier right away. For more tips on protecting your mobile identity, check out:
Have you checked your registered numbers lately? Did you find anything unexpected? Share your experience in the comments below—your story might help someone else stay safe.
For more on SIM registration in Uganda, see How to Check SIM Cards Registered Under Your NIN in Uganda.