MPT’s “Kyite Yar Khaw” any-net voice pack, which we first covered when it launched with a carry-over feature in September 2020, is still on sale in 2026. We checked MPT’s own pricing page (mpt.com.mm/mm/kyite-yar-khaw-pack-mm) to confirm it’s current, and the numbers tell an interesting story: the prices are the same as they were at launch, but the minutes you get for that money have dropped sharply.
What “Kyite Yar Khaw” Actually Is
“Kyite Yar Khaw” is MPT’s any-net voice pack — it lets GSM/WCDMA prepaid and postpaid customers, as well as base-tariff users, call any local carrier’s network, not just other MPT numbers. That’s the whole point of the pack: MPT’s standard rates are cheapest for calling other MPT numbers, so any-net packs like this one exist to make cross-carrier calls more affordable.
Current Pricing (Confirmed on MPT’s Official Page)
According to MPT’s page, this pricing has been in effect “from April 29, 2021 until further notice” — meaning the pack was already revised once before we’re revisiting it now. As of September 2026, the standard tiers are:
| Validity | Price | Minutes | USSD code |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7 days | 497 MMK | 15 minutes | *997*3# |
| 15 days | 997 MMK | 40 minutes | *997*1# |
| 30 days | 1,997 MMK | 85 minutes | *997*2# |
MPT also sells auto-renewal versions at a small discount: 487 MMK/15 minutes (7 days, subscribe with *997*3*3#, unsubscribe with *997*3*4#), 977 MMK/40 minutes (15 days, *997*1*3# / *997*1*4#), and 1,967 MMK/85 minutes (30 days, *997*2*3# / *997*2*4#).
You can subscribe through the MPT4U app, the USSD codes above, MPT Pay, or in person at an MPT shop.
Same Price, Far Fewer Minutes Than at Launch
This is the part the 2020 announcement obviously couldn’t tell you, and it’s the reason we’re revisiting this page: when MPT introduced the carry-over version of this pack in September 2020, the 15-day tier cost 997 MMK for 92 minutes, and the 30-day tier cost 1,997 MMK for 190 minutes. The prices you see above are identical in kyat terms — but the minutes are not. The 15-day pack now gives 40 minutes instead of 92 (a 57% cut), and the 30-day pack gives 85 minutes instead of 190 (a 55% cut).
In other words, MPT never announced a price increase on this pack — it quietly reduced what the same price buys, sometime before the April 2021 revision date now listed on its own pricing page. If you’ve been budgeting for any-net calls based on an old screenshot or a years-old blog post (including our own original coverage), the real cost per minute has roughly doubled.
Does the Carry-Over Feature Still Work?
Yes. MPT’s current page confirms unused voice minutes can still be carried over for 7 days after a pack expires, the same mechanic we described in 2020 — you need to buy a new Kyite Yar Khaw pack within that 7-day window for the unused minutes to roll into it. Multi-subscription still merges the balance up to the validity of the most recently purchased pack.
How It Compares to On-Net Packages
Any-net calling is convenient but never MPT’s cheapest option. We cover the full current lineup — including MPT’s on-net “A Kyite Pyaw+” pack and the equivalent any-net packs from ATOM, U9 and Mytel — on our Myanmar call packages comparison page, which we keep updated as operators change their pricing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is MPT’s Kyite Yar Khaw pack still available in 2026?
Yes. It’s listed as active on MPT’s official pricing page as of this writing, under a promotion period dated “from April 29, 2021 until further notice.”
How much does the 30-day Kyite Yar Khaw pack cost?
1,997 MMK for 85 minutes of any-net calling (1,967 MMK if you choose auto-renewal).
Why does the pack buy fewer minutes than when it launched?
MPT revised the pack’s minute allowances downward at some point before April 2021 without changing the kyat price, effectively raising the per-minute cost. MPT has not published an explanation for the change.
How do I subscribe?
Dial the USSD code for your chosen validity (*997*3# for 7 days, *997*1# for 15 days, *997*2# for 30 days), or subscribe through the MPT4U app, MPT Pay, or an MPT shop.
Is Kyite Yar Khaw the cheapest way to call other networks on MPT?
It’s MPT’s dedicated any-net pack, but per-minute cost is still several times higher than MPT’s on-net packages. See our call packages comparison for the full picture across all four operators.
MPT’s any-net pricing has clearly shifted since this pack launched, even though MPT never framed it as a price change. We’ll keep checking back on pages like this one rather than letting old numbers sit unchallenged.
Sources: MPT official Kyite Yar Khaw pricing page, mpt.com.mm/mm/kyite-yar-khaw-pack-mm/ (accessed September 2026). Original launch details from Myanmar Tech Press’s September 2020 coverage of the pack’s introduction.