MORE

    How to get an MTN Uganda eSIM  

    MTN Uganda has finally launched eSIM (Embedded SIM) technology. This comes six months after Airtel Uganda launched the service on their network.

    - Advertisement -

    The eSIM, short for Embedded SIM, is a revolutionary virtual SIM card that empowers users to seamlessly connect to their mobile service provider without the need for a physical SIM card. This digital marvel is remotely programmed via software and is seamlessly integrated into the latest generation of smartphones, tablets, smartwatches, and even vehicles. With MTN Uganda’s eSIM technology, customers can enjoy a host of benefits that transform the way they stay connected and manage their mobile plans.

    Somdev Sen, Chief Marketing Officer of MTN Uganda, shared his enthusiasm for this groundbreaking offering, stating, “At MTN Uganda, we are committed to driving Africa’s progress through cutting-edge digital solutions. Our latest e-Sim technology, an integral part of our Ambition 2025 strategy, exemplifies this commitment by providing our valued customers with an advanced and hassle-free way to experience the benefits of a modern connected life.”

    - Advertisement -

    He further emphasized, “The eSIM eliminates the need for physical SIM cards and opens up a world of possibilities, allowing users to effortlessly switch carriers, add plans, and manage multiple phone numbers on a single device. It’s a game-changer that enhances convenience, security, and overall connectivity.”

    The advantages of MTN Uganda’s e-Sim technology are abundant as its SIMless technology offers enhanced flexibility, enables remote programming as well and easing international travel.

    eSIM enables changing networks easily

    Users can easily switch mobile networks from MTN to Airtel and vice versa, add new numbers, and even connect to different networks, giving them ultimate control over their mobile experience. The ability to remotely program e-Sims offers unparalleled convenience, enabling users to manage their mobile plans with ease.

    Travelers will no longer need to purchase physical SIM cards when venturing abroad. With MTN Uganda’s Simless technology, adding an international plan is as simple as a few taps, providing hassle-free flexibility and connectivity from the moment they arrive in another country.

    While the benefits of eSim technology are undeniable, it’s important to note that not all devices and carriers currently support eSim. However, as more and more devices and carriers adopt this cutting-edge technology, it is expected to become the standard for global cellular connectivity.

    To experience the future of mobile connectivity, MTN Uganda invites customers with eligible devices to visit any MTN Service Center with their valid National ID and upgrade to the e-Sim technology. MTN, the Unstoppable Network, is committed to leading the way in providing customers with innovative solutions for a connected world.

    Step by step on getting MTN Uganda eSIM

    • Simply dial *#06# to confirm if your phone supports eSim. If it does, it will display an EID Number.
    • Once the EID Number is displayed, visit an MTN Service Center near you with an Original National ID to get an e-Sim.
    • The Customer service agent will guide you through the current/normal swap process where your biometric details and photos will be captured.
    • A QR code will be generated for you to scan and you will have the E sim activated on your phone.

    More information about MTN Uganda’s e-Sim technology can be found on their portal and costs UGX 3,500.

    - Advertisement -

    IN THIS STORY STREAM

    Roger Bambino
    Roger Bambino
    The love for gadgets and technology is deeply rooted in his DNA, he is a blogger and really obsessed with cool devices. Roger is the EIC at Techjaja and also he loves creepy movies, and takes you very, very seriously. May be!!

    Fresh Tech

    Winnie Njore: Leveraging Technology To Improve Tax Compliance In Uganda

    Tax compliance is a critical issue for many countries,...

    Kenya is raising license fees for satellite communication service providers. Here’s why

    In a move that's sending shockwaves through Kenya's burgeoning...

    How to calculate your ride-hailing trip cost in Kampala

    Kampala, just like other capital and business cities, is...

    How to replace a lost/stolen SIM card in Uganda

    The world has reached that level of development that...

    How to register for Digital Number Plates in Uganda

    Uganda has taken a leap into the future of...
    - Advertisment -

    Discover more from Techjaja

    Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

    Continue reading