About MTMIS Punjab
MTMIS Punjab is an independent guide for people who own, buy or sell a vehicle in Punjab. We explain the Excise Department's online services in plain words, and our tools bring the official records to your phone in a layout that is easy to read.
Who runs this website
mtmispunjab.com is run by Hamza Akram, a web developer and digital marketer from Pakistan. He built the site because the official portals work, but they rarely explain what a result means or what to do next.
In short, we are not part of the government. We have no link with the Excise, Taxation and Narcotics Control Department, the Punjab Information Technology Board, NADRA, Pakistan Post or the Punjab Safe City Authority, and none of them reviews our pages.
What you can do here
Vehicle verification shows the owner, the tax and the file of a Punjab vehicle from the official MTMIS record. For motorcycles, the bike verification Punjab guide explains the life time tax line.
Smart card tracking follows your card with Pakistan Post, and application tracking follows your file at the Excise Department.
Our token tax guide and token tax calculator explain what you owe, and the ownership transfer guide walks through the Pak ID app and ePay.
How our tools work
When you use one of our forms, your search goes to the official portal through a relay server in Pakistan, and the portal's answer comes back to you. We do not change the record. If the official portal is down, our tools say so and point you to the official website instead.
A result stays on our server for one hour, so you can open, print or save it. After that it is deleted. Our privacy policy explains exactly what we keep and for how long.
How we keep our pages accurate
Rules for vehicles in Punjab change often. In 2026 alone, biometrics moved into the Pak ID app, number plates moved to private vendors and token tax rates rose. So we check every fee, rate and step against an official source before we publish it, and we show the date we last checked.
When a fact comes from a news report rather than the department, we say so and name the report. Our how we check page explains our sources and our review routine in full.
How the site is paid for
Every check on this website is free, and we never ask for payment to look up a vehicle. Instead, the site is funded by advertising through Google AdSense. Ads never decide what we write, and we do not accept payment to recommend a service.
Corrections and contact
If you find a mistake, tell us. We read every message, fix errors as soon as we can confirm them, and update the date on the page. Use our contact form, and please do not send your CNIC or other private details.