How to know the PIN code of your mobile:

The PIN is a 4-digit security code necessary to access your mobile. You can check or retrieve your PIN code at any time, depending on whether or not you keep the original PIN assigned to your mobile SIM card.

Do you keep your original PIN?
In case you keep the PIN that is associated by default with your SIM card, you have several options to consult it:
You can manage it from My Vodafone in Mobile> Mobile and SIM
Check your PIN

Other ways to check your original PIN:
On the back of the plastic holder that contained your factory SIM card and in the documentation delivered with that SIM.
By calling the free phone number 1550, available 24 hours a day from any operator. At the end of the call, you receive an SMS on the phone from which you called, with the PIN and PUK detailed.
Going to your nearest Vodafone store to get your PIN code.

Have you changed the original PIN?
If you have changed the default PIN, you need the PUK to unblock the SIM card. You can consult the different PUK recovery options on how to recover the PUK code from your mobile.

How to retrieve the PUK code from your mobile:

The PUK is an 8-digit security code, which cannot be modified, and is used to unblock the SIM card when it is blocked after 3 unsuccessful attempts to enter the PIN.

You have several options to check or retrieve your PUK code:
From your private area of ​​My Vodafone in Mobile> Mobile and SIM
Get your PUK back

On the back of the plastic holder that contained your factory SIM card and in the documentation delivered with that SIM.

By calling the free phone number 1550, available 24 hours a day from any operator. At the end of the call, you receive an SMS on the phone from which you called, with the PIN and PUK detailed.

Going to your nearest Vodafone store to get your PUK code.