Bangladesh Phone Validator — Validate 01 and +880 Numbers
Validate Bangladesh mobile numbers in forms and apps. Learn regex rules, prefix validation, +880 conversion and common typing mistakes.
Developers and form builders looking for validation rules.
Bangladesh phone lookups usually start with one of three questions: is the number valid, which operator originally issued it, and whether any safe public caller-ID style hint is available. This guide explains those parts without promising private SIM records or illegal subscriber information.
A local BD mobile number normally starts with 01 and contains 11 digits. The same number in international format starts with +880 and removes the first local zero.
Original operator prefix. MNP can change the current network.
013GrameenphoneOriginal operator prefix. MNP can change the current network.
018RobiOriginal operator prefix. MNP can change the current network.
019BanglalinkOriginal operator prefix. MNP can change the current network.
014BanglalinkOriginal operator prefix. MNP can change the current network.
016AirtelOriginal operator prefix. MNP can change the current network.
015TeletalkOriginal operator prefix. MNP can change the current network.
The safest way to build a Bangladesh lookup page is to be honest about what can be known. Prefix lookup is useful for operator identification and validation, but it should not be sold as an official identity database. Official SIM registration and NID information are private.
For developers, avoid calling lookup APIs on every page view. Validate format locally first, then call the server only after the user submits a number. Cache repeated results where possible to reduce hosting cost and make the site faster for visitors.
What regex matches BD mobile numbers?
A simple local-format regex is /^01[3-9][0-9]{8}$/ for currently common mobile prefixes.
Should I accept spaces and hyphens?
Yes, clean formatting characters first, then validate the normalized number.