Detailed instructions how to setup eSIM on IOS devices
Detailed instructions how to setup eSIM on Android devices
An eSIM is a digital SIM that allows you to activate a cellular plan without having to use a physical SIM.
Apple iPhone Xs,Apple iPhone XS Max,Apple iPhone 11,Apple iPhone 11 Pro, Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max,Apple iPhone SE (2nd generation),Apple iPhone 12 Mini,Apple iPhone 12,Apple iPhone 12 Pro,Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max,Samsung Galaxy Z Flip,Samsung Galaxy Fold,Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G,Samsung Galaxy Note 20,Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2,Samsung Galaxy S21 5G,Samsung Galaxy S21+ 5G,Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G,Samsung Galaxy S20,Samsung Galaxy S20+,Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra,Google Pixel 3,Google Pixel 3 XL,Google Pixel 3A,Google Pixel 3A XL,Google Pixel 4A,Motorola Razr,Motorola Next Gen Razr 5G
With an eSIM compatible mobile device, you can get data connectivity wherever you are and you’ll get connected to the Internet within minutes.
It depends on the bundle you have purchased
On iOS:
On Android:
Yes,You can delete your eSIM profile by going to your cellular settings and locating the line (eSIM profile) you want to delete.
The number of eSIM profiles you can download depends on your phone, but you can only use one eSIM profile at a time.
An eSIM profile is a virtual profile that stores user’s subscription and network settings.
You can attempt to download it again by scanning the QR code. For more assistance, please contact customer care.
If your eSIM fails to download, please make sure that you are connected to the internet and try again. If this doesn’t work, please contact customer service team
If you delete a valid eSIM order, the data plan can’t be used anymore.
No, One QR Code will contains one e-sim profile. You cannot activate e-sim using same QR Code
On Android:
On iOS:
On iOS:
On Android:
Go to My eSIMs to find your Manual Installation details via the app or the website
Please make sure:
1. Go to My eSIMs to find your Manual Installation details via the app or the website
Speed is dependent on coverage, congestion, or prioritization of the local carrier.