Efani Secure Mobile FAQs

Efani is the most secure mobile service that guarantees protection against SIM swap attack and other mobile threats (such as SS7, eavesdropping, DDoS, location tracking) encrypts your personal information, & backs it with a $5M Insurance coverage.

We operate on America’s #1 5G Network that covers 99% of Americans. In addition, we also offer complimentary Wi-Fi calling so you can even make calls in spotty locations.

We’ll cover any Financial Loss Upto $5M if it’s caused by SIM swap Attack or leakage of your personal information from our side.

Absolutely, you can either secure your existing number or get a new number. We have a great collection of Vanity Numbers as well.

We offer a 61 day money back refund guarantee. If in a rare event that you’re not satisfied, we’ll refund you 100% of your money.

Unfortunately, the system doesn’t work this way & you’ll have to upgrade from your current unsecured plan to Efani's secure mobile plan.

Yes, we offer corporate plans. Please contact us.

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No, we don't offer free trials. However, we offer 100% money-back guarantee for any reason in 61-days.

We offer Unlimited Data but it is not a replacement for home internet as your data will slow down after you've consumed 40 GB.

No, we don't. As cellphone upgrades are tricky to keep you locked into a contract and pay inflated prices over time. But we advise getting it outright. Having said that, if you still require an upgrade, we're pleased to do so. You can also read our guide to buy a secure mobile phone.

Efani is a provider of mobile service and you get your voice of two top US mobile networks (excluding T-Mobile).  The coverage and speed (LTE/5G) will be based on the networks coverage.

Efani can port a number over from a company or family plan. To move from a corporate plan you will need authorization and porting information from the administrator of your company plan. To leave a family plan, you will need the account number and you can typically get a temporary transfer PIN using your phone, but we recommend you talk to the person who is the primary on the family account first. In both cases, the device must be unlocked so if the device is still under a financing plan then you will need to pay off the balance to unlock the phone.