What an eSIM reseller does
An eJurs reseller buys data eSIMs from us at a wholesale price and sells them to their own customers at whatever price they choose. The difference is the reseller's margin — there is no commission on top, because the spread is the profit.
It is a data-only roaming eSIM on the Jazz network. It works in non-PTA phones without PTA registration and is not blocked after 60 days like a local SIM — the question mobile shops are asked every day.
Everything happens in a console at ejurs.com/partner: you prepay a balance, issue an eSIM to a customer's WhatsApp number in seconds, and hand over the QR at the counter.
How to become a reseller
- Apply on the partner page and choose “Sell from my shop — I want wholesale pricing”.
- We review the application and approve the account, usually within one to two days. You get an email when it is approved.
- Sign in at ejurs.com/partner with the same email. We email a six-digit code — there is no password — and the first time you accept the reseller terms.
- Your price sheet is under “Your prices”: what you pay for each plan, our retail price, and your headroom between the two.
Adding funds
- Open “Balance”. Under “Adding funds” you will see the account details to send money to, each with a copy button.
- Send the transfer from your bank, JazzCash or Easypaisa to one of the accounts shown.
- Back on Balance, enter the amount, how you sent it and the transfer reference from your receipt. Attach the screenshot — it makes the check faster.
- Press “Tell us about a transfer”.
Good to know about your balance
- A person checks each transfer against our account before crediting it, so it is not instant. Top up before you run out.
- The transfer reference is required, and each reference is credited once only — sending the same form twice can never add the money twice.
- In Profile, set “Warn me when my balance drops below” and we will email you when it does.
- Every credit and every eSIM is listed on Balance, with your balance after each line.
Check the customer's phone first
- Supported: iPhone XR and newer, Samsung Galaxy S20 and newer, Google Pixel 3a and newer, and some Xiaomi, Oppo and Huawei models.
- Quick check: type the model into “Check their phone” on the issue screen, or dial *#06# — if an EID number appears, the phone supports eSIM.
- Non-PTA phones are fine. JV (carrier-locked) phones are not, even if they support eSIM.
- It is data only: no number, calls or SMS. WhatsApp calls and other apps work normally.
Issuing an eSIM
- Open “Issue an eSIM” and pick the plan. Each plan shows your price, our retail price and your headroom.
- Type the customer's WhatsApp number — 0300 1234567 is fine. Name and email are optional and only for your records.
- Press Issue. The price comes off your balance and the QR appears on screen straight away.
Issuing for a group
For a family, an office or an Umrah group, switch to “Several at once”, pick the plan and paste one customer per line — number, name, email. A line with a problem is flagged before anything is charged. Up to 50 at a time.
If the screen says “Paid — still allocating”, the network has not returned the profile yet. Do not issue it again: it usually clears within a couple of minutes, we keep retrying, and you are never charged twice.
Handing over the QR
- Let the customer scan it straight off your screen.
- “Send on WhatsApp” opens your own WhatsApp with the activation code, the install steps and your shop name ready to send, in Roman Urdu or English.
- Copy the code or the message for any other app, or print the page.
- Reopen it any time from “Issued eSIMs”.
eJurs never contacts your customers — no WhatsApp, no email. The QR and every reminder reach them through you, under your name.
Installing and activating on the phone
The customer installs the eSIM from the phone's settings:
| Phone | Path |
|---|---|
| iPhone | Settings › Cellular › Add eSIM › Use QR Code |
| Samsung | Settings › Connections › SIM manager › Add eSIM › Scan QR code |
| Pixel / other Android | Settings › Network & internet › SIMs › + › Download a SIM instead |
Getting online after installing
Three settings, in this order:
- Set the new line as the phone's mobile data SIM.
- Turn Data Roaming ON for that line — it is a roaming eSIM on Jazz.
- Installed but no internet? Set the APN to plus.
Validity and reinstalling
- Validity — 7 or 30 days depending on the plan — starts when the phone first connects, not when you issue it.
- If the QR will not scan, choose “Enter details manually” and paste the activation code.
- The QR installs once. Tell the customer never to delete the eSIM from their phone.
Selling top-ups
- Find the eSIM in “Issued eSIMs” or “Renewals” and press “Top up”.
- Choose the size. You pay your own price for that plan — the same sheet as issuing.
- Press Add. It comes off your balance and lands on the same eSIM — no new QR, nothing to reinstall, and the validity is extended too.
Tools that help you sell more
- Renewals — customers who are out of data, running low (the last 20%) or within 3 days of expiry. “Remind” opens your WhatsApp with the message already written, signed with your shop name.
- Help install — for eSIMs still not installed 2 days after you issued them. Sends the customer the install steps.
- Issued eSIMs — data left and expiry for every eSIM, filters, search by name, number or ICCID, and a spreadsheet download.
- Customers — everyone you have sold to. “Issue another” fills in their details for you.
- Reports — spending per day, month and plan, how many customers install and top up, and spreadsheets for your records.
Money, refunds and your balance
- No commission on top — your profit is the spread between your price and what you charge.
- Prices change with notice. What you paid for every eSIM stays on your Balance for good.
- If we refund one of your sales, the money goes back to your balance. Refunding your own customer is up to you. If an eSIM cannot be used and has not been installed, message us first.
- If you close your account, the remaining balance is refundable. eSIMs already issued are not.
Common questions
How do I become an eSIM reseller in Pakistan?
Apply on the eJurs partner page and choose the wholesale option. Once approved, sign in at ejurs.com/partner, add funds to your balance and start issuing eSIMs.
Do resellers earn commission?
No. You buy at your tier price and sell at your own price — the difference is yours.
Can I sell it for non-PTA phones?
Yes, that is what it is for. It is roaming data, so it needs no PTA registration and is not blocked after 60 days. JV (carrier-locked) phones do not work.
Will my customers see eJurs?
eJurs never messages your customers. They get the QR and every reminder from you, signed with your shop name.
Can I top up an eSIM I already sold?
Yes. Top it up from your balance — the data goes onto the same eSIM and the validity is extended, with no new QR.
Still stuck?
Message us on WhatsApp — usually answered within a couple of minutes. Ask on WhatsApp
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