The eSIM status and the SM-DP+ status are provided separately within the API and console. These two status types are independent and not interrelated.
eSIM status #
eSIM data state on the carrier’s side throughout various usage stages of using the eSIM profile or eSIM data.
- Provisioning – Newly purchased eSIM being created by the server
- New – Newly created eSIM, ready for installation
- Onboard – Newly installed eSIM, waiting for first use, no data use.
- In Use – Installed eSIM serving data from a data plan
- Canceled – Newly purchased eSlM, refunded and returned to inventory (available & download)
- Expired – eSlM exceeds validity period
- Suspended – Installed eSIM currently stopped
- Archived – eSIMs hidden from our main view are Archived. While still in your account, you can hide eSIMs from view.
- USEDUP – Installed eSlM consumed 100% of the available data
- Revoked – Installed eSIM was revoked for some disruptive usage, without refund back to balance.
SM-DP+ status #
Operational status of eSIM card state changed by users.
With our in-house RSP platform, we allow partners to track the SM-DP+ status ( operational status of eSIM cards only, this process typically requires users to manually perform actions such as entering activation codes, scanning QR codes, or toggling the eSIM on/off directly on their eUICC-enabled devices.)
- Available – eSlM are ready for download, haven’t been installed onto the device yet.
- Download (Downloaded) – This wouldn’t show up very often. it would be when the eSIM has been delivered to LPA ( Local Profile Assistant, responsible for securely downloading profiles from the carrier’s SM-DP+ (Subscription Manager Data Preparation +) server to the device’s eUICC) , but the eSlM has not yet been released.
- Installation (Installed) – The eSlM is installed.
- Enabled – eSIM turned on now.
- Disabled – eSlM is installed on a device, but is not turned on.
- Deleted – The eSlM has been uninstalled from the device.