Country profile

Germany

MCC

39 mobile networks registered in Germany, with their MCC, MNC, PLMN and TADIG codes. Community-maintained — submit a correction if anything is out of date.

Networks

ISO / Dial code

DE·—

Region

Europe

Cells measured

260,324

Mobile networks in Germany — MCC/MNC list

39 rows · search & sort any column


DE	—	Airdata	—
DE	—	Chaos Computer Club CCC Event	—
DE	—	Core Network Dynamics GmbH	—
DE	—	DB Netz AG	—
DE	—	DB Telematik	—
DE	—	Drillisch Online AG	—
DE	—	Ericsson GmbH	—
DE	—	First Telecom GmbH	—
DE	—	Group 3G UMTS	—
DE	—	GSMK	—
DE	—	Inquam Deutschland	—
DE	—	Lycamobile Lycamobile	—
DE	—	Mobilcom Multimedia	—
DE	—	Multiconnect GmbH	—
DE	—	Nash Technologies	—
DE	—	NetCologne	—
DE	—	ng4T GmbH	—
DE	—	Nokia	—
DE	—	Qualcomm CDMA Technologies GmbH	—
DE	—	Siemens AG	—

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MVNOs in Germany

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Virtual operators sell their own SIMs and plans on another operator's network. 6 active in Germany.

Brand	Runs on
congstarTelekom brand	Telekom262-01 Telekom262-06
Debitel	Telekom262-01
EWE	Vodafone262-02
fraenk	Telekom262-01 Telekom262-06
Lebara	Telekom262-01 Group 3G UMTS262-14
Tchibo	O2262-07

Global SIMs using Germany's numbering

1GLOBAL

Cell towers in Germany

260,324 cells · 6 of 39 networks measured

By technology

GSM 2G30,92612%

UMTS 3G18,9727%

LTE 4G208,48880%

NR 5G1,938<1%

Most measured networks

Telekom262-0196,912 O2262-0381,010 Vodafone262-0280,676 Drillisch Online AG262-231,717 O2262-078 DB Netz AG262-101

Find a cell in Germany

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Crowd-sourced cell measurements from OpenCelliD, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0 · as of 2026-09-27. Counts are cells people have measured, not an operator's own figures.

About Germany

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