This page lists carrier compatibility by country.

If your provider is not listed, they are likely an MVNO. This means that they use the network of a larger carrier. This page lists major carriers and relevant MVNO's. If your MVNO is not listed, look up which network they are based on and reference it with the provided info here. Please be aware that MVNO's can differ on connectivity.

Please double check your city filtering by a provider and by 4G on Cellmapper: https://www.cellmapper.net/

Bands that carriers use can differ between cities on occasion, and especially outside of cities.

✓✓ = Very Compatible

✓ = Compatible

~ = Some Compatibility

× = Incompatible

? = Unknown

Currently in Canada 3G is being phased out, with some carriers already having phased it out of their networks, and some in the process of doing so¹.

Additionally, some carriers have strict phone specific whitelisting for the registration of IMS. Without IMS VoLTE will not work. VoLTE is how calls function over a 4G network and so with the 3G shutdown some carriers no longer support calls at all. See carrier specific information below.

Telus and their MVNO's do not seem to have a whitelist in place, and IMS has been found to be registered on the A202KC².

Rogers and Fido are generally known to have a whitelist in place for IMS registration³. There has yet to be a confirmed case of IMS registering on them.

Bell does not seem to have an IMS registration whitelist⁴.

Does not seem to have a whitelist, needs further research.

Needs expanding, see: https://www.reddit.com/r/dumbphones/comments/1kalghp/japanese_flip_phoneskeitais_australia/