Super SIM: Available Networks

You can choose which networks your Super SIMs can connect to by configuring a Network Access Profile (NAP) which you assign to your Super SIM Fleet. Each network may have a different price per MB of data used, or per SMS Command sent or received.

Add the networks that provide connectivity in your target countries and whose pricing matches your business use case to your Fleet's NAP to make those networks accessible to your Super SIM-powered devices.

Please refer to Super SIM pricing for details of the SIMs themselves.

Jump straight to the following continents for lists of the networks located there which can be accessed via Super SIM, or read on for more general information.

• Africa
• Asia
• Central and South America
• Europe
• North America
• Oceania

To give you access to the broadest range of cellular networks possible, Super SIM leverages multiple international mobile subscriber identities (IMSIs) which are stored on each SIM. The SIM will automatically reconfigure itself, serving a different IMSI to your device, to give you access to the best networks in a country or to provide access to backup networks and paths between your device and the Internet if it is unable to connect on the current IMSI.

The following tables list the networks available to Super SIM in each global region. Networks are listed by country. Each network will be either Available or Backup:

• Available — The Super SIM should be able to connect quickly to this network.
• Backup — This network can be used by the Super SIM but is only available via one of the backup IMSIs that are utilized if your device has not been able to connect within a couple of minutes.

See above to learn about network availability.

See above to learn about network availability.

See above to learn about network availability.

See above to learn about network availability.

See above to learn about network availability.

See above to learn about network availability.

[α] Your SIM may need to receive a Settings Update before being able to connect to Verizon. The base-settings Settings Package installed on your SIM must be at least version 1.2.0 if its version starts with a 1 or version 2.2.0 if its version starts with a 2. All newly ordered SIMs already come with base-settings on version 2.2.0 or higher and do not need to receive an update before connecting to Verizon. If your SIM needs to be updated, the update will be delivered over-the-air which means that your device will need to connect to another cellular network first, such as AT&T or T-Mobile in the US, and allow the SIM to retrieve the update. Learn more about SIM Settings and Settings Updates here.

[b] On November 30, 2023, we reported an incident that inbound roaming onto Telefonica O2 LTE-M network in the United Kingdom was blocked. This impacted not just Super SIM but also the connectivity offerings from many other providers. We are continuing to work with our Tier 1 connectivity partners to restore LTE-M connectivity on this network and gain access to LTE-M networks from other operators in the UK as they are deployed.