Frequently Asked Questions

An IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) is a unique 15-digit number that identifies every GSM phone. It contains the device's Type Allocation Code (TAC), manufacturer information, and serial number.

The easiest way is to dial *#06# on your device keypad. You can also find it under Settings > General > About (iOS) or Settings > About Phone (Android), on the physical SIM tray, or on the original device retail box.

Find My iPhone (FMI) is Apple's theft-deterrent feature. When FMI is ON, the device cannot be activated without the owner's Apple ID password. When FMI is OFF, the device is completely free of iCloud activation locks.

A device in "Lost Mode" has been reported lost or stolen by the owner on icloud.com and will usually display a custom message or phone number. A "Clean" status means the device has not been placed into Lost Mode.

The GSMA Blacklist is a global central database shared by hundreds of mobile network operators. If a phone is reported stolen, lost, or subject to unpaid contract bills, the operator blacklists the IMEI, preventing it from registering on cellular networks.

Yes! Our Carrier & SIM-Lock check services reveal the exact network carrier policy (e.g. AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, Vodafone, Orange) and verify whether the device is factory unlocked or SIM-locked.

Create a free account and access your User Dashboard. Your personal API Key is available under "Services & API Access", which you can use for GET/POST requests.

Yes! Under Dashboard > Telegram Integration, you can connect your Telegram chat ID and bot token to receive automatic instant notifications whenever an IMEI verification completes.