How to install an eSIM?

Setting up an eSIM is a quick and seamless process that offers far more convenience than traditional SIM cards. With just a few simple steps, you can activate your mobile plan without ever needing to handle physical cards.

Once you've purchased an eSIM plan or switched providers, you'll receive a QR code via email. To activate it, simply open your phone's settings, scan the QR code with your camera, and your eSIM will be ready to use within seconds—no need to visit a store or swap SIM trays.

This streamlined approach is perfect for frequent travelers or anyone who regularly switches carriers. It removes the hassle of handling tiny SIM cards and delivers a modern, frictionless way to stay connected wherever you are.

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eSIM Set up Guide

1. Check Device Compatibility – Ensure your phone supports eSIM.
2. Get Your eSIM – Purchase and receive a QR code via email.
3. Install the eSIM:
iPhone: Go to Settings > Cellular > Add Cellular Plan, then scan the QR code.
Android: Go to Settings > Connections > SIM Manager > Add eSIM, then scan the QR code.
4. Activate & Set Preferences – Select eSIM for data and enable roaming if needed.
5. Restart Your Phone – Enjoy seamless connectivity!

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What is an eSIM ?

An eSIM, or embedded SIM, is an innovative advancement that’s transforming how we connect our mobile devices. Unlike traditional SIM cards that need to be physically inserted and swapped when switching carriers or devices, the eSIM is built directly into your phone or tablet. No more fumbling with tiny chips or worrying about losing them—activation is as simple as scanning a QR code.

Beyond convenience, eSIMs also bring enhanced security. They offer robust protections that match—or even surpass—those of physical SIM cards. Thanks to remote provisioning, your network operator can securely activate, deactivate, or update your eSIM without needing physical access to your device. This not only streamlines the process but also reduces the risk of SIM-swap fraud and unauthorized transfers.