Data · Bulk downloads
Every network, TADIG code, country, technology, APN and MVNO in the database, as a spreadsheet, a CSV or JSON. Take the whole thing or filter it down to one country or 5G only. It's the same data the site and the API serve.
Everything
networks.csv · 2,670 rows
Free100 files a week, no account7 datasets × 4 formatsUpdated 21 Sept 2026
One click each. Every dataset comes as CSV, tab-separated TXT, a real Excel workbook and JSON, with the same rows in the same order.
NetworksStart here
2,670 rows · 17 columns
Every mobile network in the database — MCC, MNC, PLMN ID, operator, brand, TADIG code, country, region and the radio technologies it runs.
Good for: The complete picture. Take this one if you don't know yet which columns you'll need.
MCC-MNC list
2,670 rows · 7 columns
The plain lookup table: MCC, MNC, PLMN ID, country and the network's public name. Nothing else.
TADIG codes
651 rows · 10 columns
Every TADIG code on record with the operator, brand, MCC, MNC, PLMN ID and country it belongs to.
Countries
231 rows · 7 columns
Every country and territory with its ISO code, dialling prefix, region and how many networks it has.
Network types
90 rows · 6 columns
Every radio technology and band in the database — GSM 900 through NR 3500 — with the generation it belongs to and how many networks run it.
APN settings
6,437 rows · 25 columns
Every APN on record — the operators' own and their MVNOs' — with the full Android settings: type, protocol, credentials, proxy and MMS.
MVNOs
449 rows · 13 columns
Every MVNO brand and the network hosting it — one row per brand per current host network, with the brand's category and whether the host owns it.
The file URLs take the same filters as the API. Fill in what you need, pick a format, and download or copy the link.
Format
Comma-separated, RFC 4180 quoting, UTF-8 with a byte-order mark so Excel reads accented names correctly.
curl -L -H "Authorization: Bearer $MCCMNC_KEY" \
-o networks.csv "https://mcc-mnc.org/downloads/networks.csv?country=GB"What's inside
First 6 rows of networks.csv?country=GB · 17 columns
| mcc | mnc | plmn | iso | country | region | dial_code | operator | brand | tadig | code | network_types | frequency_bands | generations | slug | url | updated_at |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 234 | 00 | 23400 | GB | United Kingdom | Europe | — | BT Group | BT | — | — | GSM, UMTS | GSM 900, GSM 1800, UMTS 2100 | 2G, 3G | 234_00 | https://mcc-mnc.org/networks/234_00 | 2025-04-09T13:26:22.020Z |
| 234 | 01 | 23401 | GB | United Kingdom | Europe | — | Mundio Mobile Limited | Vectone Mobile | — | — | MVNO | MVNO | — | 234_01 | https://mcc-mnc.org/networks/234_01 | 2025-04-09T13:26:22.020Z |
| 234 | 02 | 23402 | GB | United Kingdom | Europe | — | Telefónica Europe | O2 UK | — | — | GSM, UMTS, LTE, TD-LTE, 5G | GSM 900, GSM 1800, UMTS 900, UMTS 2100, LTE 800, LTE 900, LTE 1800, LTE 2100, TD-LTE 2300, 5G 3500 | 2G, 3G, 4G, 5G | 234_02 | https://mcc-mnc.org/networks/234_02 | 2025-04-09T13:26:22.020Z |
| 234 | 04 | 23404 | GB | United Kingdom | Europe | — | FMS Solutions Ltd | FMS Solutions Ltd | — | — | GSM | GSM 1800 | 2G | 234_04 | https://mcc-mnc.org/networks/234_04 | 2025-04-09T13:26:22.020Z |
| 234 | 05 | 23405 | GB | United Kingdom | Europe | — | COLT Mobile Telecommunications Limited | — | — | — | — | — | — | 234_05 | https://mcc-mnc.org/networks/234_05 | 2025-04-09T13:26:22.020Z |
| 234 | 06 | 23406 | GB | United Kingdom | Europe | — | Internet Computer Bureau Limited | — | — | — | — | — | — | 234_06 | https://mcc-mnc.org/networks/234_06 | 2025-04-09T13:26:22.020Z |
order=asc|descThe files work anywhere, but a few tools need telling that an MNC is a code, not a number. Here's how to load them without losing the leading zeros.
Take the .xlsx file: it has a frozen, filterable header row and stores MCC, MNC and PLMN as text, so 01 stays 01. To keep a sheet that refreshes, use Data → From Web with the CSV URL, then delete Power Query's automatic Changed Type step, which would turn the codes into numbers. Power Query can't send headers, so put your key in api_key.
https://mcc-mnc.org/downloads/mcc-mnc.csv?api_key=YOUR_KEYA few things worth knowing before you load a few thousand rows into something.
MCC, MNC and PLMN keep their leading zeros: 01 is not 1. The .xlsx file stores them as text; for the CSV, set those columns to Text on import.
An empty cell means we have nothing on record, most often a TADIG code or a brand that matches the operator. It never means zero or false. In JSON the same absence is null.
plmn is unique per network and joins the network, MCC-MNC, TADIG, APN and MVNO files. iso joins any of them to the country file.
Free for commercial and non-commercial use. If the data ends up somewhere public, a link back to mcc-mnc.org keeps the database funded and correctable.
Allowances, freshness, and the leading-zero problem.
Downloading on a schedule?
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Get a keyMissing a column or a dataset? Tell us.
Yes, for commercial and non-commercial use. Each file counts as one request against the same weekly allowance as the API: 100 a week per address without an account, 10,000 once you sign in. If the data ends up somewhere public, a link back to mcc-mnc.org is appreciated.
Not for occasional downloads: the first 100 files a week from an address need nothing. Sign in to raise that to 10,000, and create a key on your account page for scripts. Send it as Authorization: Bearer … or X-Api-Key, or as ?api_key= for spreadsheet tools that can't set headers. Keys in URLs end up in logs and history, so keep those links private.
You get a 429 with a Retry-After header until the allowance resets, on Monday at 00:00 UTC. Every response carries X-RateLimit-Remaining, so a script can see it coming.
Files are built from the live database on every request, so an approved correction is in the next download. The updated_at column dates each network record, and approved changes are listed on the changelog.
If you're not sure, take networks: it has every column we hold. mcc-mnc is the classic seven-column lookup table, tadigs is only the networks with a TADIG code, and the others are reference lists that join onto those by plmn or iso.
Yes. Add the API's filters to any file URL, such as ?country=GB, ?region=europe or ?generation=5G, and combine as many as you like. The builder above writes the URL for you.
Because it guessed the column was a number. MCC, MNC and PLMN are codes: 01 and 1 are different MNCs. Use the .xlsx file, which stores them as text, or import the CSV with those columns set to Text instead of double-clicking it.
They're seeded from Android's public APN and carrier lists (AOSP and LineageOS) and corrected by users. A user correction always replaces the synced entry. Coverage is uneven, since it follows what those lists publish.
Query single records over the JSON API, with PLMN lookup and the same filters, or connect your AI assistant to the database with the MCP server.