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We are here to assist with verification inquiries, technical questions and suggestions

Direct Email Inquiries

For questions regarding verification reports, device inquiries, or platform feedback:

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Security & Device Integrity

Learn more about how our platform verifies device allocation codes and GSMA registry records.

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Point camera at the barcode on the phone box, tray, or dial *#06# screen.

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How to Locate Your IMEI

The fastest universal method on any smartphone:

Universal Phone Code
*#06#
Open Phone App > Dial this number

Alternative Methods:

  • On iPhone: Go to Settings > General > About and scroll to IMEI.
  • On Android: Go to Settings > About Phone > Status > IMEI Information.
  • SIM Tray: Most smartphones have the IMEI laser-etched directly on the SIM tray.

Recent Queries

Your verified IMEIs are saved privately on your device for quick access.

FAQs

What is an IMEI number and how do I find it on my phone?

The IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) is a unique 15-digit serial number assigned to every cellular device worldwide. To find your IMEI instantly, open your smartphone phone dialer and enter *#06#. You can also view it in Settings > General > About on Apple iOS or Settings > About Phone on Android.

What is the difference between a Clean ESN and a Clean IMEI?

In the United States, Clean ESN (Electronic Serial Number) and Clean IMEI are interchangeable terms used by carriers and marketplaces (like Swappa and eBay). Both confirm that a smartphone is free from carrier financing debts, has no reports of theft or loss, and is immediately eligible for carrier activation and trade-in.

How does the IMEI Blacklist Checker work on IMEI.io?

Our automated scanner queries live GSMA operator registries and international carrier databases in real time. It verifies whether an IMEI has been reported as stolen, lost, involved in insurance fraud, or blocked by telecom operators due to delinquent contract payments.

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