PKNIC Prepaid Card
A PKNIC prepaid card is a voucher of registry credit that you load into a PKNIC account and spend on registering or renewing Pakistani domain names. Each card carries a number and PIN. Once you enter them in the registry panel, the value appears as balance, ready to apply to any open .pk extension.
The card exists so that owners can deal with the registry directly. Instead of paying through a reseller's invoice, you hold your own PKNIC account, top it up with cards and manage your names from there. Web designers and IT departments who look after many Pakistani names often keep a few cards in hand so renewals never wait for a bank payment to clear.
Cards are issued by PKNIC and sold through accredited members such as WinsHosting. PKNIC's terms govern how the credit can be used, the registration period it buys and any validity rules. A card pays only for Pakistani domains; it cannot be spent on .com names, hosting, SSL or email.
One card covers one domain for the registry's standard period, so a business holding yourname.pk and yourname.com.pk needs two. Restricted endings such as .edu.pk can be paid for with card credit but still need PKNIC's eligibility documents.
If you have never used a PKNIC prepaid card before, our team can walk you through the registry panel or apply the card for you.
PKNIC Prepaid Card Price
The PKNIC prepaid card price at WinsHosting in 2026 is Rs 4,099 per card. Buy one to four cards and each is charged at that rate; the bundles in the table above keep the same unit price, so five cards cost Rs 20,495, ten cost Rs 40,990 and twenty cost Rs 81,980.
Each card equals one PKNIC credit, and one credit registers or renews any .pk extension for two years. That keeps the sums simple: count the names falling due over the period you are planning for, and you know exactly how many cards to buy.
Compare that with renewing through a reseller invoice. Our renewal price for .pk and .com.pk is Rs 4,599, which covers reminders, processing and support. A card costs Rs 500 less per name because you do the registry work yourself in your own PKNIC account, so a portfolio of twenty names saves Rs 10,000 on every two-year cycle.
Payment can be made by bank transfer, JazzCash, Easypaisa or card, and you receive a rupee invoice for your records.
PKNIC sets the underlying registry fee, so the PKNIC prepaid card price can change if PKNIC revises its rates. We update this page and the price table when that happens, and the figure at checkout is the one that applies. Cancellations and refunds are handled as set out in our terms, so buy the number of cards you will actually use rather than a round figure.
Buy PKNIC Card
To buy a PKNIC card from WinsHosting, choose the quantity on our PKNIC card order page and pay online. If you prefer to talk first, call +92-312-4188424 or +92-42-35311959, send a WhatsApp message or email sales@winshosting.com and we will raise the order for you.
Once our accounts team confirms payment, the cards are issued and the card number and PIN arrive by email, so you can load them into your PKNIC account the same day.
Home or office delivery of a printed card is available on request. Customers in Lahore can also collect from our office at 107, 1st Floor, Sajjad Center, H3 Block, Johar Town during office hours.
Companies can ask for an invoice in the business name before paying, which helps when procurement needs sign-off. Agencies buying on behalf of clients should keep a note of which card is meant for which domain, so nothing is applied to the wrong name.
Bundles make sense when you can see renewals coming. An agency with twelve client names due this year might buy a ten-card bundle plus two single cards; the unit price is identical, so mixing costs nothing extra. When you buy a PKNIC card for a client, log the card, the domain and the date it was applied in one shared sheet.
PKNIC Payment Method
A PKNIC payment method is any way of paying the registry fee for a Pakistani domain, and for most owners there are two practical routes: pay a WinsHosting invoice for the registration or renewal, or load a prepaid card into your own PKNIC account.
Paying through us is the hands-off option. We raise the invoice, you pay by HBL, Bank Alfalah or Standard Chartered transfer, JazzCash, Easypaisa, card or PayPal, and we submit the registration or renewal to PKNIC. Reminders, the updated expiry date and any registry queries are handled by our team.
The prepaid card route suits owners who control their own PKNIC account. You buy cards from us using the same local payment channels, load them as credit and spend it on whichever domains you choose. It costs less per name, but you work the registry panel yourself.
Whichever PKNIC payment method you pick, keep the reference. For bank and wallet transfers, the transaction ID lets our accounts team match your payment quickly. For cards, keep a simple log of which card went to which domain and on what date.
Overseas Pakistanis can pay our invoices by card or PayPal from abroad. If a payment fails, or you are unsure which route fits your situation, open a support ticket and our team will advise before you spend anything. Businesses with many names often find a mix of both routes works best.
Renew PK Domain with PKNIC Card
To renew a PK domain with a PKNIC card, you need the card details and access to the PKNIC account that holds the domain. The whole process takes only a few minutes.
First, buy one card for each name that is due. Second, log in to your PKNIC account, choose the option to add a prepaid card, and enter the number and PIN exactly as supplied. The credit appears in your balance immediately. Third, select the domain and pay the renewal from that balance, after which PKNIC updates the expiry date in its records.
Confirm the result with our whois lookup. If the date has not moved, check that the right domain was selected, then contact us.
Problems usually come down to account access. If you do not have the login for the PKNIC account, or the registrant email no longer works, sort that out before buying a card. We can help you regain access, or apply the card on your behalf so the renewal is not held up.
Renew before the expiry date. Recovering a lapsed Pakistani name is slower and harder than paying on time, and PKNIC's rules on expired names can change.
Some owners combine both routes: their main business name renews through our invoices with reminders and support, while they renew PK domain names held in a separate account with a PKNIC card. Either way, make sure the registrant is your business, not a designer or a former employee.
