About eSIMs
My phone was lost, stolen or broke — how do I transfer my eSIM to a new device?
If your phone is lost, stolen or no longer working, please reach out to by submitting a ticket here.
When and where can I install the eSIM?
Nope! you may install and activate the World Mobile eSIM from anywhere within the U.S. without needing to visit a store or other physical location. You may even do it from the comfort of your own home. To install and activate your eSIM, follow the ...
Are eSIMs secure?
eSIMs are gaining popularity because they offer several advantages over traditional SIM cards, particularly in terms of security and flexibility. The telecom industry and major device manufacturers, like Apple, with the release of their new iPhone 16 ...
I'm unlocked but use a different carrier — can I use World Mobile at the same time?
Yes! If your phone supports dual SIM capability either from two eSIMs or one physical SIM and one eSIM and the device is unlocked from the prior carrier provider. Your device will allow you to set specifics on which network and number you'd like to ...
How long can I use an eSIM for?
Your eSIM is active within your device as long as your subscription remains active and the eSIM isn't uninstalled.
How many eSIMs can I have on my device?
The number of eSIMs you can have may be limited based on your device specifications. Only one eSIM can be purchased at a time per line, per account.
Which network does the World Mobile eSIM use?
World Mobile connects you through a powerful mix of community-powered AirNodes and partner networks delivering coverage that exceeds Big Wireless. Stay connected anywhere in the U.S. with full talk, text, data and 911 access – no limits, just pure ...
How can I get an eSIM?
After signing up for service and your purchase is complete you will receive a set of instructions on how to activate your eSIM via the email that was used for account creation at signup. You may also view your eSIM within your account portal here
What is an eSIM?
eSIM stands for embedded SIM. It's essentially a digital version of the traditional physical SIM card used in mobile phones and other devices that you've been familiar with over the years. Instead of a physical card that needs to be inserted, an eSIM ...