Unlock iPhone Handset!

Are looking to unlock your iPhone device to use it anywhere with any GSM Sim card? If yes, we have the right solution for you! 

This is NOT jailbreak or software, it is just like a factory unlock there will be no code sent, the solution will return the status Activated.

We can unlock any model, including 3G, 3GS, 4, 4S, 5, 5S, 5C, 6 and 6 Plus, 7 ,7 Plus, 8 Plus, X, XR , XS, XS Max, 11, 11 Pro, 11 Pro Max, SE, 12, 12 Pro, 12 Pro Max or 12 mini!

iPhone Unlock Service Explained:

To unlock the phone you will need IMEI number of your device. This is a set of numbers, unique for each phone.

On iPhone, simply launch the Settings application and select General > About. Depending on what iPhone you have, the IMEI will be in another section of the screen.

 (On an iPhone 11 Pro I have handy, the IMEI is in the section labeled Primary; on my older iPhone SE, the IMEI is in the third section of information, wedged between the Bluetooth and ICCID listings.) 

The iPhone 6s and later also has the IMEI number engraved on the SIM tray, though you’ll need superhero vision to detect those digits without a magnifying glass. Some carriers, like AT&T and T-Mobile, let you dial *#06# to have the IMEI digits show up on screen.

How to Unlock iPhone

Each wireless provider has its own criteria for who can and cannot unlock their phone (although the conditions are quite similar from operator to operator). Once you have determined that your iPhone is eligible for unlocking, it is simply a matter of following your carrier's specific procedure to request unlock and provide your IMEI number.

Below is information about which devices can be unlocked and how to unlock them.

AT&T
You can check if your phone is unlocked at AT&T website. (You will need an IMEI number to check.) AT&T allows you to unlock your iPhone if you meet these criteria.

Your iPhone has been active for at least 60 days. (If this device is on a prepaid AT&T service, it must be active for 6 months).
There may not be an expired balance on your account.
You have paid for your phone.
Your device will not be reported as lost or stolen.
How to unlock your iPhone at AT&T: Please visit the AT&T Unlock Device page to request unlock. (In addition to your IMEI, you will need a phone number and AT&T account information. Once you submit the request and it is approved, you will receive an email with individual instructions. This usually includes an unlock code, but AT&T says that you do not need this code to unlock your iPhone.

Sprint
Sprint says that you can request unlock on postpaid phone if it meets these criteria.

Your iPhone is a SIM Card Unlock capable of
Your iPhone has been active on the Sprint network for at least 50 days.
You paid for your phone. If you have leased an iPhone under the Sprint Flex program, it means that you have used the option to purchase it at the end of the lease.
Your account is in good condition.
Your iPhone was not reported as lost or stolen.
The criteria are different if you are a prepaid customer. Your iPhone must have been active for at least 12 months and it cannot be reported lost or stolen. If your device is inactive, you should contact Sprint Customer Support, who can guide you through some steps to update your phone so that it can be unlocked.

How to Unlock iPhone in Sprint: Some good news if you have SIM cards to unlock your phone (which Sprint says must include any mobile devices launched after February 2015): Sprint will automatically unlock these phones for postpaid devices when they become available. This way, you may not have to do anything.

Otherwise, you will need to contact Sprint Customer Service at 888-211-4727; prepaid customers will need to call 855-639-4644.

T-Mobile
Unlock criteria for T-Mobile depend on how you bought your iPhone.

Your iPhone must be a T-Mobile device.
You cannot report the loss, theft or blocking of your iPhone to T-Mobile.
Your T-Mobile account associated with your iPhone must be in good condition.
You can only request two unlock codes for your mobile device per service line per year.
Phones must be active on T-Mobile network for 40 days. If you purchased an iPhone by installment, you must pay for the device. And if you have an iPhone in your contract, you need to make 18 consecutive payments. On a prepaid account? Then your iPhone must be active on T-Mobile for a year or you must pay more than $100 to top up your account.

How to unlock your iPhone at T-Mobile: All you have to do is contact T-Mobile customer support and ask for an unlock code; you will also receive information about any steps to unlock your iPhone.

Verizon

Verizon can have the easiest way to get your iPhone unlocked. As of July 2019, any device purchased from Verizon is locked for 60 days; however, at the end of this period Verizon will automatically unlock the phone. This is true for both postpaid and prepaid customers.

What do I need to unlock my iPhone?

If you bought your phone as a used phone, it's a bit more complicated: if you can't get the seller to unlock it for you, you may need to jump over some hoops. If the phone was originally purchased under contract or lease agreement, you will probably need the information from the original account owner to unlock the phone. However if you use our unlock services none of this is required except for the IMEI number and Model.

Please make sure you provide us the correct IMEI number and carrier of your iPhone! 

No refunds are given for incorrectly submitted orders.

If your iPhone is locked, you will receive error messages such as "Invalid SIM card" or "SIM card not installed". This may not mean that your phone is locked - it could just be that you are giving up the fit. If you're in this bracket, it's just a case of clicking on and off and rebooting your phone - or simply cleaning up some pocket fuzzy and rebooting your SIM card.

Alternatively, go to "Settings" at | General | About the program and click "Verify operator settings update".

If you get the message "SIM card is locked", then you're out of luck and you need to find a way to unlock the phone - and that's how to do it.

Here are the steps you need to do after receiving the email from us:

If you have a SIM card from a different operator than your current operator.
Use these steps to finish unlocking your iPhone:

Remove your SIM card and insert a new one. 
Set up your iPhone again.
If you do not have another SIM card to use
Use these steps to finish unlocking your iPhone:

Make a backup of your iPhone.
After you make a backup, erase your iPhone.
Restore your iPhone from the backup you just made.

iTunes will display "Your Phone is Unlocked" (This message may not always appear)

If you have any problem, please email us!