Chhati Card CDR File

In today’s fast-evolving telecommunications landscape, Call Detail Records (CDRs) serve as the backbone of network monitoring, billing, and fraud detection. Among the many types of CDRs used across South Asia—particularly in Nepal—the Chhati Card CDR file has emerged as a topic of growing interest for telecom operators, IT professionals, and data analysts.

But what exactly is a Chhati Card CDR file? And why should you care? In this comprehensive blog post, we’ll dive deep into what Chhati Card CDRs are, how they function, and their critical role in telecom operations.

What is Chhati Card?

Before we jump into CDRs, let’s clarify what Chhati Card is.

Chhati Card is a prepaid recharge card commonly used in Nepal, primarily for mobile top-ups. The term “Chhati” refers to the traditional six-digit pin code printed on scratch cards used to reload credit onto a mobile number. These cards are sold by major Nepalese telecom operators such as NTC (Nepal Telecom), Ncell, and other MVNOs (Mobile Virtual Network Operators).

When a user purchases a Chhati Card and scratches off the PIN to recharge their mobile balance, the transaction generates a wealth of data—this is where CDRs come into play.