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How to transfer balance on NTC & Ncell

Ncell
What is Ncell Balance Transfer?
Now Ncell Prepaid users can send and receive balance anytime, anywhere from their mobile to their friend's or family’s Ncell numbers.
Do I need to activate this service?
Prepaid users have to dial 17122 for free to activate the service.
How to utilize this service?
To transfer balance, dial *17122*<Type receiver’s mobile number>*<Type transfer amount>#.
For example, to transfer Rs. 10, dial *17122*98XXXXXXXX*10#
What is the minimum amount that I can transfer?
You can transfer minimum Rs. 10 at a time and up to three times in a day.
What is the maximum amount that I can transfer?
You can transfer maximum Rs. 200 at a time and up to three times in a day.
Is there any service charge to transfer balance?
Re. 1.25(Inclusive of taxes) will be deducted as service charge from the transferred amount.
Can I transfer balance to all Ncell users' numbers?
You can transfer balance from Prepaid to Prepaid numbers only
How can I utilize the transferred amount?
The transferred amount can be utilized for making calls, sending SMS/MMS and surfing internet.
*(Government taxes include :- 11% Telecommunication Service Charge and 13% VAT)

NTC
Nepal Telecome NTC re-open the balance transfer system which was closed before. Now Balance Transfer New Method For NTC Sim comes with small change.
So here are some important points that you know to Balance transfer on NTC Sim.
- Can send amount from NRs. 10 to NRs. 100 only on NTC Balance Transfer New Method.
- Can only send 5 times in a Day.
- Facilities available for NTC GSM Prepaid and NTC CDMA Postpaid/Prepaid.
- No need to convert Rupees in to Paisa as previous method. (To send NRs.20, write 20 directly no need to type 2000)
Balance Transfer New Method For NTC Sim.
*422*Security Code*Mobile No.*Rs.#
Security Code : Your Mobile's Security Code.
Mobile No : Mobile number to send Balance
Rs. : Amount of Balance in Rs. not in Paisa.

Missing Your Security Code of NTC Sim?
You have to visit Nepal Telecom's Office to get your Security Code.

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