SIM card ICCID

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The SIM card ICCID is the integrated circuit card identifier printed under the barcode on plastic—or shown in eSIM profile details. Paste it here to verify Luhn before activation paperwork.

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

  • Match a photo of the card against portal copy-paste.
  • Train warehouse staff on where ICCID differs from IMSI.

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Reading IMSI from the ICCID field on invoices

    Invoice layouts vary—confirm the label says ICCID or SIM serial.

FAQ

Where is the ICCID on a SIM card?

Usually printed under the barcode on the card body—often 19–20 digits starting with 89.

Is SIM ICCID the same as phone IMEI?

No—IMEI identifies the handset; ICCID identifies the SIM profile.

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