Where can I find the ICCID number of my eSIM on Android?

Where can I find the ICCID number of my eSIM on Android?

It’s quite easy to check the ICCID (eSIM serial number) on your phone.

You can locate the ICCID (the serial number of the eSIM profile) in ‘Settings’ -> “About” section on most phones. The ICCID begins with ’89’ and is 20 digits long. 

Pro Tip: If you haven’t already done so, you can rename your eSIM to make it easier to identify.

How to find eSIM ICCID on Android:

  • Go into Settings
  • Select About Phone
  • Scroll down to see your eSIM and SIM profiles. This usually varies by phone - you'll see the ICCID displayed next to the sim slot. If not, select the SIM slot option for more information.

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