Multi network SIM cards
for IoT & M2M connectivity
Connect your devices with over 680+ networks in more than 180 countries with a single multi-carrier SIM card – through 2G, 3G, 4G, LTE-M and NB-IoT. Find out below how Onomondo’s multi-carrier SIMs outperform other IoT connectivity providers.
Reliably connect with 680+ integrated networks
Connect devices to our unified global network with our IoT SIMs, and avoid locked preset network zones. Choose networks that best suit your needs for strong and reliable connections.
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Why use Onomondo
multi network SIM cards
for IoT
Simplify your IoT connectivity with Onomondo eSIMs and enjoy seamless access to a robust roaming network, designed from the ground up for IoT use cases.
Uninterrupted connectivity
No roaming fees
No steering, full control
SIMs made for IoT
Multi network SIM cards
Onomondo multi network SIM cards provide access to 680+ networks across 180+ countries, ensuring reliable coverage in urban and remote areas. Our UICC SIMs offer global connectivity with a single profile and APN, integrating all RANs into our Core Network.

Better connectivity with
multi network SIM cards
for IoT
Unlike traditional telecom providers, Onomondo is purpose-built for IoT connectivity, delivering superior flexibility, control, and cost-efficiency.
Lower connectivity costs
Increased device uptime
Full control over your network
Simplified SIM management
Faster global deployments
Transparent network visibility
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Multi-carrier SIM cards FAQ
A multi network or multi operator SIM card offers access to a broader range of networks compared to regular SIM cards. Instead of being limited to a single operator’s network (with some exceptions during roaming), a multi network SIM card can establish connections with multiple operators that share coverage areas.
Typically, this SIM card prioritizes connecting to the network offering the strongest signal quality. This capability is often facilitated by Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs) through various agreements they have in place with operators or Mobile Network Operators (MNOs).
Learn more about the difference MNOs and MVNOs here.
All Onomondo SIMs are “non steering”. This allows the device to try and connect to a network with strong coverage instead of being “steered” by predefined list set on the list.
You can choose which networks you want to connect through to the Network Lists feature. Network Lists help you control which networks your devices can attach to and protects you from networks that are available but expensive.
When you get a SIM card from a mobile operator, it often includes PLMN (Public Land Mobile Network) lists. These lists serve as a means to determine the preferred networks for your SIM card.
Generally, these PLMN lists are established based on commercial agreements. The drawback of PLMN lists is that they might prioritize networks with weak signals over those with strong signals. Onomondo SIMs are non-steered SIMs and connect to the network with the strongest network signal quality.
With Onomondo, you can see everything from SIM to cloud thanks to our full core integration in over 180 countries.
Traffic Monitor is the ideal way to gain real-time insights into all traffic sent to and from your devices. Network Logs show you which networks your devices authenticate with and attach to, including which technology was used (2G, 3G, 4G, LTE-M, and NB-IoT). Additionally, if a device fails to authenticate with a network, Network Logs will show the reason for that.
We offer freedom to leave and our goal is to completely eliminate vendor lock-ins for the IoT industry.
Onomondo is an API-first company. We make everything available with Webhooks and one API.