Free IMEI checker for Nepal. Verify any phone's blacklist status, carrier lock, and iCloud lock before buying — works for any seller, any brand.
Why check IMEI?
Verify it's not stolen
Stolen phones are blacklisted by telecom authorities
Confirm the model
Counterfeit iPhones often show wrong model info
Works for any seller
Hamrobazar, OLX, or any private seller
What We Check
Blacklist Status
Check if reported lost, stolen, or blocked across global carrier databases.
Carrier & Lock
Identify the original carrier and SIM-lock status before purchasing.
Full Specifications
Model, brand, storage, colour, manufacture date, and technical details.
Warranty Status
Verify whether the manufacturer warranty is active, expired, or voided.
iCloud & MDM Lock
Detect Apple Activation Lock and MDM enrollment — vital for second-hand buyers.
Real-Time Database
Synced continuously with carriers to provide the most current device status.
How It Works
Enter IMEI
Type or paste the 15-digit IMEI from your device settings or original box.
Validate Format
We verify the Luhn checksum to confirm a valid IMEI before querying.
Query Databases
Cross-referenced against GSMA, carrier blacklists, and manufacturer data.
Receive Report
A comprehensive device intelligence report delivered in under two seconds.
How to Check IMEI in Nepal
In Nepal, IMEI verification is the most reliable way to protect yourself when buying a second-hand phone from Hamrobazar, OLX, or any private seller. Here's how to do it in three steps:
Find the IMEI
Dial *#06# on the phone you want to buy. The 15-digit IMEI number will appear on screen. Alternatively, check under Settings → General → About (iPhone) or Settings → About Phone (Android). You can also find it printed on the original box.
Check it here
Enter the IMEI in the box above and tap Check. Our tool validates the Luhn checksum and queries the GSMA TAC database to confirm the device brand, model, and basic status in under two seconds.
Verify on DOTM Nepal
For the official stolen-device blacklist maintained by the Government of Nepal, visit DOTM (Department of Telecommunications and Mass Communications) at dotm.gov.np. This is the authoritative database for devices reported stolen or lost within Nepal.
Understanding IMEI Numbers
IMEI stands for International Mobile Equipment Identity — a unique 15-digit serial number assigned to every cellular device manufactured worldwide.
Registered with the GSMA global database at manufacture
Used by carriers to block lost or stolen devices
Allows law enforcement to trace flagged hardware
Determines eligibility for carrier unlocking and trade-ins
Dial *#06# on any device to display the IMEI instantly