ICCID 19 digits

Client

Many retail SIM prints use 19-digit ICCIDs starting with 89. Paste yours to verify Luhn and read MII/issuer blocks.

Privacy: digits are evaluated only inside your browser. There is no carrier, GSMA, or SM-DP+ query—format math only. Treat SIM identifiers like any sensitive operational paste.
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The ITU‑T E.118 layout follows ISO/IEC 7812 for card identifiers: a Major Industry Identifier (telecom ICCIDs usually start with 89), an issuer/country/account block, then a trailing Luhn mod‑10 check digit using the same doubling rule as many payment PAN validators. Printed cards commonly show 18–22 digits; issuers pin one length profile per range.

Result

Passes Luhn mod 10 on the full 19-digit string.

  • MII (first 2): 89
  • Issuer / account core (between MII and check): 3530012345678901
  • Check digit (last): 1

Common use cases

  • Validate 19-digit rows in operator CSV templates.
  • Confirm 19 digit ICCID expectations before trusting inventory or activation CSV rows.
  • Paste digits locally—no carrier or GSMA directory lookup.

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Treating format pass as live service status

    Luhn and MII hints do not prove activation, billing, or HLR state.

  • Dropping a leading 8 when Excel strips zeros.

FAQ

Are ICCIDs always 19 digits?

Common but not universal—20 and other lengths exist.

Is my ICCID sent to Toolcore?

No—all checks run in your browser tab only.

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