Device check

Will this work on my phone?

Pick your phone. We will tell you what the manufacturer says about eSIM support for that model — and, where it matters, what we cannot tell you from here.

Check it on the phone itself

Settings → General → About. If you see "Available SIM" or "Digital SIM" with an EID number, your iPhone can take an eSIM.
Settings → Connections → SIM manager (Samsung) or Settings → Network & internet → SIMs (Pixel). An "Add eSIM" or "Download a SIM instead?" option means your phone can take one.
On most Android phones, dialling *#06# shows an EID alongside the IMEI. An EID means eSIM hardware is present.

Is your phone locked to a network?

A phone locked to a network will refuse a third-party eSIM even when the hardware supports it. We cannot see this from here, and we do not claim to — here is how to check it yourself.

iOS: Settings → General → About → Carrier Lock. "No SIM restrictions" means you are free to use our eSIM.
Android: Settings → About phone → SIM status, or contact the operator you bought the phone from. Android does not report this consistently across manufacturers, which is itself worth saying out loud.

Compatibility data compiled from manufacturer documentation on 2026-08-17. If your phone is not listed, we say so rather than guessing.