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20 networksAcross 4 countries, more on request
Dial *#06# on the phone to see its IMEI.How to find my IMEITrack an order
Global carriers
Carriers We Unlock
Browse 20 listed networks across 4 countries. Check your carrier’s current availability, price and typical turnaround before you order.
AT&T
T-Mobile
Verizon
Metro by T-Mobile
Cricket Wireless
Boost Mobile
US Cellular
Dish
EE
O2
Vodafone
Three
Tesco Mobile
Rogers
Bell
Telus
Freedom Mobile
Fido
Telstra
Optus
Not listed? The unlock catalog carries more networks than fit here, and new ones are added as suppliers open them.
Find your networkBefore you order
Is your phone eligible?
Thirty seconds of checking saves a refused order. Three things decide it.
Not reported lost or stolen
A lost-or-stolen report may prevent unlocking or activation. Review the selected report’s coverage and the carrier’s eligibility policy before ordering.
Account in good standing
An unpaid balance or an active contract on the original line is the most common reason a network says no.
Check financing requirements
Financing and account requirements depend on the original carrier. Check its current policy before ordering; if the service is refused, direct card payments are refunded to the original payment method.
Not sure? Order with the best information you have. If the network turns the device down, direct card orders receive an original-method refund; balance-paid orders release the reserved credit.
How it works
Three steps. Nothing to install.
The phone stays in your hand the whole time.
Add your IMEI and review
Dial *#06# to find the 15 digits. Add your result email, review the requirements, then choose card or crypto. Card orders below $1 need an account.
Use a supported SIM
When the service is delivered, follow its device-specific instructions. Use a SIM from a network whose bands your phone supports. A refused direct card order is refunded to the original payment method.
Common questions
Straight answers before you pay.
Including the one most unlock sites leave out — when it will not work.
What does a network unlock change?
A network unlock removes the carrier restriction for an eligible device. It does not remove Activation Lock, a finance agreement or a theft report. The method, eligibility and warranty terms depend on the device, carrier and selected service; review them before ordering.
How long does it take?
It depends on the network — some authorise within hours, others take a couple of days. The turnaround for your exact carrier is quoted before you order, and the order shows its live status until it lands.
What if my device cannot be unlocked?
For a direct card order that we cannot deliver, we request a full refund to the original payment method, including the card fee. If credit from a small card order has already been used or reserved, support reviews the refund first. Bank processing time may vary. Crypto refunds require manual review with support. For orders paid using an existing account balance, the reserved credit is released back to that balance.
Where do I find my IMEI?
Dial *#06# on the device — it works on iOS and Android. It is also printed on the SIM tray, on the original box, and shown in the settings app under the device’s About screen.
Do I have to send my phone anywhere?
No. Everything is done remotely against the IMEI. Apple devices are released over the air — connect to Wi-Fi and follow the prompt. Other brands receive a code you enter once, with a SIM from the new network in the device.
Can you unlock a phone that is still on contract?
Eligibility depends on the carrier. An unpaid balance, an active contract or a lost-or-stolen report may prevent unlocking. If the carrier refuses the order, direct card payments are refunded to the original payment method; balance-paid orders release the reserved credit.
How can I pay for an order?
Choose card or crypto at checkout and pay for your selected service. Card payments include a 5% fee. Crypto accepts USDT or USDC on BNB Smart Chain (BEP20), with no service minimum or platform processing fee; network or exchange fees may apply. Existing customers can also pay with their account credit. Processing starts only after payment is confirmed.
Can I pay without creating an account?
Yes, for crypto payments and card services priced at $1 or more. Enter your IMEI and delivery email, then track the order through its private link and receive the result by email. For a card service below $1, create an account or sign in and return to the same checkout. You pay $1 plus the 5% card fee; the difference between $1 and the service price is saved as account credit after payment.
Will any SIM work after the unlock?
Any SIM from a network whose bands the phone supports. A network unlock removes the carrier restriction; it does not add radio bands the handset never had, so a phone bought for one region may still lack a band used elsewhere.
Everything on offer
One place for the lock and the facts.
Network unlock
Remove the carrier lock by IMEI. Price and turnaround quoted per network.
Learn morePhone Check reports
Carrier, blacklist, warranty, activation lock and more, from the IMEI alone.
Learn moreBlacklist and lost-or-stolen
The one report to run before paying for a used phone.
Learn moreBasic IMEI validationFree
Confirms the number is a real, well-formed IMEI. Nothing is ordered.
Learn moreTrack an order
Live status for every order, and the result kept on the order page.
Learn moreGuides
Carrier policies, unlock timing and what an IMEI check really tells you.
Learn moreNot sure which one you need?
The help centre walks through the common cases — buying used, switching network, a phone that says “SIM not supported” — and points you at the right service.