What is SIM swap fraud?

SIM swap fraud occurs when an attacker tricks your mobile carrier into transferring your phone number to a new SIM, allowing the attacker to intercept your calls and messages.

How does the SIM Swap Risk Checker work?

Answer a few questions about your security setup. The tool calculates a risk score based on whether you have a SIM lock, use 2FA, have set up a carrier PIN, and monitor your accounts, then provides recommendations.

How is my risk calculated?

For each security measure that is not in place, your risk score increases. A higher score means you are at greater risk for SIM swap attacks, and the tool will suggest steps to improve your security.

Is the SIM Swap Risk Checker free?

Yes, the tool is completely free to use.

SIM Swap Risk Checker

Protect Your Number

Answer a few questions to check how vulnerable your phone number is to a SIM swap attack—and get tailored tips to secure your account.

What is your carrier?

Do you have a SIM lock enabled on your phone?

Do you use two-factor authentication for your important accounts?

Have you set up a unique PIN or password with your carrier?

Do you regularly monitor your accounts for unusual activity?

SIM Swap Risk Checker FAQ – Your Questions Answered

: SIM swap fraud occurs when an attacker tricks your mobile carrier into transferring your phone number to a new SIM card, effectively hijacking your communications.
: Answer a few questions about your carrier and security practices. The tool calculates a risk score based on your responses and provides recommendations to reduce your risk of SIM swap fraud.
: Each "No" response on key security measures (SIM lock, 2FA, Carrier PIN, account monitoring) adds one risk point. Your overall risk level is then categorized as Low, Moderate, or High, with tailored security recommendations provided.
: Yes, the SIM Swap Risk Checker is completely free to use.