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SGP.32 eSIM IoT
Freedom to choose connectivity
Onomondo’s eSIM IoT ecosystem puts you in control of your fleet’s connectivity. Manage, switch, and download operator profiles at any point without touching hardware. With eSIM IoT you are always free to choose who you work with.
Enabling the full eSIM IoT ecosystem
Remote SIM provisioning is here with SGP.32 Switch connectivity providers completely over the air, whenever you decide with Onomondo’s eSIM loT ecosystem .
eSIMs for IoT
eSIM profiles
The eIM
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An open eSIM IoT ecosystem, yours to run
Switch operators over-the-air throughout the lifetime of your fields. No more field visits, no hardware recalls, and no vendor lock-in on any of the three components of the ecosystem. With SGP.32, you can change your mind – or get peace of mind.
Build one SKU and assign the operator profile after manufacturing for the market your device is actually in. Unlock operations in markets with permanent roaming restrictions and load a local profile remotely. All markets are an option, without a complex manufacturing process.
Subpar connectivity? Underperforming network? Time to scale up?With eSIM IoT, you don’t need to tolerate it, keep paying for it, or accept the vendor lock-in. Move your entire fleet to another operator, negotiate a better deal – and if you need to, do it again!
Remote SIM provisioning, running on an open infrastructure
SGP.32 is an additional route on Onomondo’s connectivity infrastructure – with our own core network as the foundation.
One global SKU for every deployment
An eIM with zero lock-in
Choose your operator now and in the future
Arrive connected from the factory
IoT businesses enabled by Onomondo
Ken West
Reefer Digital Development Manager
Mads F. Gregersen
Founder
Thomas Pedersen
Founder & CEO
Test the Onomodo eIM
Enable, disable, download, delete, and list operator profiles on your SIMs, remotely. Available via REST API and fully programmable.
Access profiles from different operators and manage your eUICC, with maximum flexibility throughout the lifetime of your fleet.
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SGP.32 FAQs
The GSMA specification for remote SIM provisioning, built for IoT. You, not the operator, download, enable, and switch operator profiles on deployed devices over the air, at fleet scale, on hardware with no screen. Successor to SGP.02, sibling to SGP.22.
A steered SIM is told to prefer certain networks even when a stronger one is available. Ours ships with no preset operator list, so the modem attaches to the best network in each location. You can still shape that with Network Lists when you want to.
All three are GSMA standards. Consumer SGP.22 is pull: a user scans a code. M2M SGP.02 is push over SMS. SGP.32 is server-orchestrated, for IoT with no screen and no user.
The eSIM IoT Remote Manager: the platform that downloads and switches profiles. It’s the real control point, and where most ecosystems trap you. Ours is interchangeable, and our SIMs work with any eIM, so control stays with you.
The IoT Profile Assistant on the device runs the eIM’s commands. IPAd lives in the modem firmware. IPAe is embedded in the eUICC, which skips firmware changes but needs a compatible modem.
Yes. GSMA published SGP.32 v1.2 on 1 May 2026. Onomondo’s eSIM IoT ecosystem is available today via all three components: SGP.32 eUICC SIMs, eSIM IoT Remote Manager, and eSIM profiles. Get in touch with our team to get started.
Three ways: factory preloaded at manufacture, a bootstrap profile that pulls the right one, or over the air via SM-DP+ on any GSMA-certified eUICC.
Often, no. An Onomondo single non-steered profile already reaches 680+ networks, and Network Lists change networks without touching a profile. SGP.32 earns its place only when a roaming SIM can’t do the job: a different operator per region on one SKU, or a market that requires a local profile. Read more here.
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