Phone Number Directory

How long has it been since you last reached a real person on the phone?

Trying to track a package, change your plan, or dispute a charge? The most frustrating part isn’t the wait—it’s not even finding the right number. We’ve gathered over 200 commonly used phone numbers in one place, covering five categories: couriers, banks, telecom providers, government services, and everyday services. No more digging through outdated search results. Open this tool, find the number in 5 seconds, tap to copy, and make the call or save it to your contacts.

How to use this tool

The layout is simple and easy to scan:

1. Top search bar: Quickly filter numbers. Enter a keyword like “courier” or “SF Express” and the list below will instantly show only matching entries.
2. Left category sidebar: Click tags like “Bank,” “Telecom,” or “Government Hotline” to display numbers from that category.
3. Right-side number list: Each entry shows the organization name, phone number, and a brief description. Each number has a “Copy” button beside it.
4. Copy a number: Tap the “Copy” button and the number is saved to your clipboard. Then paste it into your dialer app, or long-press to dial directly.

The entire interface is straightforward: search → copy → call.

Example: Finding the SF Express phone number

Suppose you just shipped a package and the tracking hasn’t updated in three days. Here’s how to reach customer service fast:

• Type “SF” in the search box.
• The list instantly filters to show “SF Express” as the first result, with the number 95338 and the description “National customer service hotline for tracking, shipping, and complaints.”
• Click the “Copy” button on the right. A toast appears at the top: “Copied: 95338.”
• Open your phone’s dialer, paste the number, and call.

The whole process takes under 10 seconds—no need to memorize or retype the number.

When you’ll find this useful

Returning an online purchase: Search for “STO,” “YTO,” or “Cainiao” to copy the official courier hotline. Skip the back-and-forth with the seller—contact the courier directly to handle delivery exceptions.

Bank card limit exceeded: Trying to make a transfer at night but hitting a 5,000 CNY daily limit? Search for “ICBC,” “CMB,” etc., to find the 24-hour hotline, verify your card, and get a temporary limit increase to avoid a failed transaction.

Handling government services: Lost social security card, provident fund withdrawal, traffic violation inquiries—these numbers are scattered across government websites. We’ve collected commonly used shortcodes like 12333, 12329, and 12123 so you don’t have to hunt through individual sites.

Internet outage or repair: When your broadband goes down, search for “China Telecom,” “China Unicom,” or “China Mobile” to copy the dedicated repair hotline and skip the lengthy phone menu.

Important notes

• Numbers are for reference only: We regularly verify numbers, but organizations may change their hotlines. If a number has changed, please refer to the official website for the latest update. In emergencies (personal safety, medical), call 110, 120, or 119 directly.
• We do not guarantee availability: Some bank or government hotlines may have high call volumes during peak hours. We can’t control their phone systems.
• Copy feature requires browser support: Modern browsers and most mobile browsers support the clipboard API, but a few older devices may not be able to copy. In that case, you can long-press the number and select it manually to copy.
• No personal numbers: This tool only provides publicly available corporate/institutional customer service hotlines. It does not include any personal mobile numbers or private information.

FAQ

Q: Why can’t I get through to some numbers?
A: The organization may have temporarily changed its hotline, or your network may be blocking the number. First, check with your carrier to see if your account is in arrears or if you have a call-barring setting enabled. Then try adding the area code (e.g., 021-95555). If it still doesn’t work, search for an alternative number for that organization in the tool.

Q: Are these numbers accurate? How often do you update them?
A: We cross-check against official websites, verified social media accounts, and service announcements every quarter to ensure the accuracy of major numbers. However, we cannot guarantee 100% real-time sync. If you notice a change, please let us know.

Q: Can I add my own numbers?
A: The current version does not support user-submitted additions, but we regularly add frequently requested numbers based on feedback. If you have a number you’d like to recommend, click the “Suggest a number” link at the bottom of the page.

Q: Can this tool dial directly?
A: A web page cannot directly open your phone’s dialer, but after copying you can paste the number into the dialer with one tap. Some mobile browsers let you long-press a number to bring up a dial option—you can try that too.

Q: What does the asterisk (*) next to some bank numbers mean?
A: An asterisk indicates that the hotline is a paid call (e.g., some premium credit card lines). Your carrier may charge local or long-distance rates; check your plan before calling.

Now try it out: type any organization name into the search box above and see if its number is already in the list.