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meloncito · 02-07-2018, 11:07

A valid ICCID is a 19 digit number.

It goes like this:

- 2 digits: 89 (always 89).
- 2 digits: CC = Country Code (i.e. 61 = Australia, 86 = China,..)
- 2 digits: II = Issuer Identifier (AAPT = 14, EZI-PhoneCard = 88, Hutchison = 06, Optus = 02/12/21/23, Telstra = 01, Telstra Business = 00/61/62, Vodafone = 03...)
- 12 digits (sim number, just try).
- 1 digit. Checksum number. It is calculated with the Luhn algorithm. Input the 18 digit prefix here and get the last digit: https://planetcalc.com/2464/

Good luck ...

02-07-2018, 11:07	#3 (permalink)
meloncito Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2015 Posts: 24 Member: 2456640 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 13	A valid ICCID is a 19 digit number. It goes like this: - 2 digits: 89 (always 89). - 2 digits: CC = Country Code (i.e. 61 = Australia, 86 = China,..) - 2 digits: II = Issuer Identifier (AAPT = 14, EZI-PhoneCard = 88, Hutchison = 06, Optus = 02/12/21/23, Telstra = 01, Telstra Business = 00/61/62, Vodafone = 03...) - 12 digits (sim number, just try). - 1 digit. Checksum number. It is calculated with the Luhn algorithm. Input the 18 digit prefix here and get the last digit: https://planetcalc.com/2464/ Good luck ...