Does my phone support eSIM?
One check answers it for any phone, on the phone itself — more reliable than any model list.
The dial-pad check
*#06#
Open the phone app and dial this code. If the screen that appears shows an EID (a 32-digit number), your phone supports eSIM.
An EID appearsYour phone has eSIM hardware. Also make sure it is carrier-unlocked before you buy.
No EID appearsYour phone most likely does not support eSIM, and an eSIM cannot be installed on it.
Prefer the settings menu?
- iPhone: Settings → Cellular (Mobile Service) → Add eSIM. If the option exists, the phone supports eSIM.
- Android: Settings → Network & internet → SIMs → Add eSIM (wording varies by maker).
Also worth checking
- The phone must be carrier-unlocked — a locked phone rejects other profiles.
- Keep the operating system updated; old versions have eSIM bugs.
- You need Wi-Fi or another connection at install time to download the profile.
We do not show a per-model support list yet: phone variants differ by market, and a wrong "supported" would cost you money. The dial-pad check above is authoritative for your exact device.
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