If my phone isn't unlocked from my other carrier can I still use World Mobile?

If my phone isn't unlocked from my other carrier can I still use World Mobile?

If you haven't completed your contractual obligations with your existing carrier your phone may still be locked with them. In order for your phone to be unlocked you must meet your existing obligations with your carrier and then have them unlock the device.

Is your phone unlocked but not sure if it's supported on the U.S. World Mobile eSIM? Check here! For the World Mobile Travel eSIM compatibility check here!

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