Bangladeshi phone number lookup (+880)

Who called you from +880? Look up any Bangladesh mobile, landline or toll-free number to see the carrier, line type, region and spam reports — free and anonymous.

Unknown calls from Bangladesh

Bangladesh runs on mobile financial services: bKash, Nagad and Rocket accounts are tied to phone numbers, so the phone itself has become a target. A typical suspicious call claims money was sent to you by mistake, or that an agent needs a PIN to fix your account. Others promise overseas jobs, scholarships or lottery winnings, a pitch aimed partly at families with relatives working abroad. Calls from Gulf countries and Malaysia are routine for many households, which makes unknown international numbers hard to judge. Checking a number first helps separate a genuine relative or employer from a caller fishing for wallet codes.

Bangladesh phone numbers at a glance

Country calling code
+880
Trunk prefix
0
Number format
Mobile numbers have 11 digits nationally in the format 01X XXXX XXXX; the third digit identifies the issuing operator. Dhaka landlines begin 02.
Example (national)
01712 345678
Example (international)
+880 1712 345678
Emergency number
999 (police, fire and ambulance)

To call a Bangladeshi number from abroad, drop the leading 0 and dial +880 first: 01712 345678 becomes +880 1712 345678. A missed call showing +880 at the start came from a Bangladesh number.

How to tell what kind of Bangladeshi number called you

Mobile numbers

TypeStarts withNotes
Grameenphone013 / 017Ranges issued by Grameenphone, the largest operator.
Robi016 / 018Robi ranges; 016 numbers were originally issued by Airtel Bangladesh, which merged with Robi.
Banglalink014 / 019Ranges issued by Banglalink.
Teletalk015Range of the state-owned operator Teletalk.

Toll-free, premium and special numbers

TypeStarts withNotes
Short hotline numbers16Five-digit 16XXX hotlines used by banks, mobile wallets and service companies (bKash, for example, uses 16247).
Government information line333National helpline for government information and services.
IP telephony09Numbers issued by IP telephony service providers, often used by businesses and call centres.

Mobile networks in Bangladesh

Numbers can be ported between networks, so the prefix alone does not prove which carrier a number is on today. A WhoCallsMe lookup reads the current carrier of record. The main mobile operators are:

  • Grameenphone
  • Robi
  • Banglalink
  • Teletalk

Common phone scams in Bangladesh

"Money sent by mistake"

You receive a fake SMS that looks like a bKash or Nagad credit notification, followed by a call from someone begging you to return the money they sent to the wrong number. No money actually arrived. Always check your real balance in the official app before sending anything back.

Fake agent or customer care calls

A caller claims to be from a mobile wallet's customer service and says your account has a problem, then asks for your PIN or the verification code just texted to you. With those details, the scammer can withdraw your balance. Wallet providers never ask for your PIN.

Overseas job and visa offers

Callers or social media contacts offer well-paid work in the Middle East, Malaysia or Europe, then demand processing, medical or visa fees in advance. The job never materialises. Check recruiters against the government's licensed agency list and be wary of payments to personal wallet numbers.

Report scam calls in Bangladesh

Report fraud to the police via 999 or your local police station, contact your bank or wallet provider's hotline (16XXX) straight away, and lodge complaints about telecom misuse with BTRC.

Stop unwanted calls

Bangladesh has no national do-not-call register. Block numbers on your phone and use your carrier's spam filtering.

Bangladesh number lookup FAQ

Which operator does a 01X number belong to?+

The digit after 01 shows the issuing network: 7 or 3 for Grameenphone, 8 or 6 for Robi, 9 or 4 for Banglalink and 5 for Teletalk. Mobile number portability means some numbers have since moved to another operator.

Who called me from +880?+

+880 is the country code for Bangladesh. A number that continues with 1 and nine more digits is a mobile; numbers starting 2 after the code are Dhaka landlines. Search the number on WhoCallsMe to see if others have reported it.

What should I do if I shared my bKash or Nagad PIN?+

Call the provider's official hotline immediately to block the account, then change your PIN. Report the incident to the police. The faster you act, the better the chance of stopping further withdrawals.