manaMOBILE cellular is launching soon on the T-Mobile network — not yet available for purchase.

Keep your number

Bringing your number to manaMOBILE will be free, takes about one business day, and you won’t lose service while it happens. Here’s exactly how it’ll work and what to have ready when we launch.

What you’ll need

  • Your phone number
  • Your account number with your current carrier
  • A transfer PIN (sometimes called a “number transfer” or “port-out” PIN)
  • Your name & billing ZIP exactly as they appear on your current bill
  • Turn off any “Number Lock” / port-out protection on your old account

How it works

  1. 1
    Reserve your plan and join the waitlist.
  2. 2
    Gather the items above from your current carrier (guide below).
  3. 3
    At launch we set up your eSIM and submit the transfer — usually done within one business day. You stay connected the whole time.
  4. 4
    Your number rings on manaMOBILE. Cancel your old line — and that’s it.

Get your transfer PIN — by carrier

Your current carrierWhere to get your transfer PINHeads-up
T-MobileT-Life app → Manage → Permissions → Transfer PINTurn off “Number Lock” first.
VerizonText or dial #PORT (#7678) from your phoneAccount # is 10 digits — add a leading 0 if you only see 9. Turn off Number Lock.
AT&TDial *PORT (*7678) from your phoneMake sure your phone is carrier-unlocked.
Mint MobileChat in the Mint app, or call 800-683-7392 and ask for your “Account Number”No self-serve PIN — do this a day ahead.
VisibleVisible app → AccountVisible can hold your PIN 24–72 hrs — start this one FIRST.
US MobileUS Mobile dashboard → Port outNote which network your line uses.
Boost MobileBoost One app → Security → Port OutPIN stays valid ~30 days.
Metro by T-MobileSet at signup, or call 888-863-8768Any prepaid balance won’t transfer.
Spectrum MobileApp → Mobile → “Transfer number out”Your mobile account # is NOT your internet account #.

By law, your carrier can’t hold your number for an unpaid balance, a contract, or an early-termination fee — only an unreleased lock or a wrong PIN can stop a transfer.

🌺 Were you with Mobi?

You’re not stuck. Even though Mobi shut down, your 808 number is usually still recoverable — your account number is your phone number, and your transfer PIN is the last 6 digits of your SIM (dial *#06# to see it). We’ll help you bring it over free.

⚠️ Numbers don’t stay portable forever — once the network ages them out they’re gone, so don’t wait.

Number recovery depends on whether your Mobi number is still in the host carrier’s records. Most transfers complete within one business day, but some may take longer or be unrecoverable. manaMOBILE is an independent Hawaiʻi company, not affiliated with Mobi.

Ready when you are

Reserve your plan and we’ll walk you through bringing your number the moment we launch.

Build your plan → Join the waitlist