Posted on 11/11/26 03:05 pm
To move Mint Mobile to a new phone, swap the SIM or transfer the eSIM in the Mint app. Back up the old phone first and keep it nearby.
If data does not work, check the APN settings for Mint in the phone's mobile network settings.
An eSIM can be active on only one phone at a time. Once moved, the old phone loses service.
| From | To | Method |
|---|---|---|
| iPhone | iPhone | Quick Start |
| Android | Android | Google backup and the setup wizard |
| Android | iPhone | Move to iOS |
| iPhone | Android | Android's switch tool |
Your number stays the same, so text codes keep arriving. Move authenticator apps to the new phone before resetting the old one, and check that email and messaging apps still sign in.
Set an account PIN with Mint so nobody can move your number without it. See transfer PINs explained.
If the new phone shows no service after an hour, restart it, check the eSIM line is turned on, and contact Mint support through the app.
After the move, sign out of your Apple or Google account on the old phone, remove the eSIM if it is still listed, and reset it to factory settings. This keeps your messages and accounts safe.
Turn on Wi-Fi calling again on the new phone and check the emergency address, which is often not copied over.
Swap the SIM, or transfer the eSIM in the Mint app.
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No, one phone at a time.
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