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Most SIM kits include a three-in-one SIM that can be used as a nano, micro, or standard/mini SIM, so it fits the majority of phones.

Activation usually happens during setup: insert the physical SIM (or choose eSIM), select and pay for a prepaid plan, then follow the carrier’s activation flow — common methods include scanning a provided QR code or completing activation directly on the phone.

These kits are intended for unlocked phones, particularly GSM-compatible devices. You can usually use your own phone if it’s unlocked or factory unlocked before activating service.

These SIM kits are tied to prepaid plans: you choose and pay for a plan during activation. Many offers are no-contract and plan details (rates, features, and any activation fees) vary by rate plan, so review the plan terms before activating.

Some kits offer eSIM support alongside a physical three-in-one SIM. eSIM activation is typically completed via the kit’s activation flow, for example by scanning a provided QR code.