encryptSIM

encryptSIM network operator guide

Safaricom eSIM destinations

Safaricom can be available through encryptSIM in 2 supported destinations, with listed service types 4G.

2supported destinations
4Glisted radio types

4G

Using encryptSIM with Safaricom

Use this page to see where encryptSIM can use Safaricom, then open each destination guide to compare the other supported networks available there.

Safaricom supported destinations

These are the destinations where Safaricom can be one of the available mobile networks for encryptSIM data.

Safaricom mobile coverage map

Explore operator coverage layers for the supported destinations where map data is available. The map is practical coverage context only; it does not guarantee indoor signal, speed, roaming availability, or service at every point.

Safaricom network identifiers

These public MCC/MNC identifiers can help recognize local network names a device may show during manual network selection. They are technical network identifiers, not a speed or availability guarantee.

DestinationLocal networkPLMNListed bands
Kenya Safaricom Limited 639-01 MCC 639 · MNC 01 Not listed
Kenya Safaricom Limited 639-02 MCC 639 · MNC 02 GSM 900 / GSM 1800 / UMTS 2100 / LTE 800 / LTE 1800

Practical checks before using Safaricom

Check your eSIM device

Before using encryptSIM on Safaricom or any listed destination, make sure your phone or tablet supports eSIM.

View 500+ eSIM supported devices

Network names you may see

Safaricom

Safaricom eSIM FAQ

Does encryptSIM work with Safaricom?

Yes, where Safaricom is available in the supported destinations listed on this page: Ethiopia, Kenya.

Do I need a local Safaricom account?

No. encryptSIM is a separate eSIM data product. You do not need to open a direct local Safaricom account for the data coverage listed here.

Can I force my phone to stay on Safaricom?

Network selection depends on device settings, roaming availability, signal, local coverage, congestion, and local radio conditions.

Does 5G or 4G guarantee performance?

No. 5G, 4G, LTE, and 3G describe listed radio access. Actual performance depends on device support, signal, congestion, and plan conditions.