eSIM Exit Test
Which company really carries your eSIM's traffic to the internet, and whose law applies to it. Works for any eSIM, from any seller.
Your browser says you are on Wi-Fi. The result below is your Wi-Fi provider, not your eSIM.
- Your exit IP
216.73.217.140- Network
- Amazon.com, Inc. (AS16509)
- Exit country
- United States
- Owner
- VPN, private relay or data center
This is a VPN, a private relay (like iCloud Private Relay) or a data center, so it tells us about the relay, not your eSIM. Turn it off and reload.
What the colors mean
- Red: the exit is in China, Hong Kong or Russia, or the network that carries your traffic is owned by a company there.
- Amber: the exit is clean but your DNS goes through one of those networks, or we cannot tell who owns the network.
- Green: neither the exit nor its owner is in China, Hong Kong or Russia.
Why the owner matters, not just the country
Most travel eSIMs do not use the local network to reach the internet. Your traffic is carried back to the network that issued the eSIM, often in another country, and leaves from there. That network can be owned by a company in a third country. China Mobile International, for example, runs exits in Singapore and Europe, so "exits in Singapore" can still mean a Chinese state-owned company carries your traffic.
Check it yourself, without us
- Turn Wi-Fi and any VPN off and open any "what is my IP" page on mobile data.
- Look the IP up on bgp.tools. It shows the network (AS number), its registered name and the country it is registered in.
- Search the network's name to see who owns it. Ownership is what decides whose law applies.
- For DNS, run the extended test on dnsleaktest.com on the same connection.
About this test
PikaSim sells eSIMs that never exit through China, Hong Kong or Russia, and we check every eSIM we sell against that every day. The count, including every miss we have found, is on our transparency page. This test grades every eSIM the same way, ours included.
Your IP is read in memory to build this page and is never logged, stored or sent anywhere; the network lookup runs on our own server. See our privacy policy. IP data: IP Geolocation by DB-IP (CC BY 4.0).