A programmable, GSMA-compliant eSIM with triple-carrier US LTE and 700+ networks across 190+ countries — pre-activated on every iMatrix device, and available on its own for IoT developers and OEMs.
EdgeUplink is a remotely programmable, GSMA-compliant eSIM that holds multiple operator credentials and switches automatically. It runs on triple-carrier US LTE (AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile) and 700+ networks across 190+ countries, with 4G/5G high-speed data and pre-activation out of the box. Radios are supported on Qualcomm, Intel, and MediaTek modems — meaning it drops into the chipsets IoT product teams already build around.
EdgeUplink isn't a telematics-only feature. It's the connectivity layer underneath the entire iMatrix platform: it ships pre-activated inside FleetConnect telematics gateways, the Neo-1 environmental sensor family, and the Communication Gateways that link them. The same eSIM that streams a tractor's CAN bus to iMatrix Cloud also moves cold-chain temperature readings out of a refrigerated trailer.
That's why EdgeUplink sits in the Platform column of the navigation — alongside FleetConnect, Wayne AI, and Battery Intelligence — not buried under one product line.
EdgeUplink is a standalone IoT eSIM service for developers, OEMs, and system integrators who need global cellular IoT connectivity without bundling iMatrix hardware — the iMatrix-grade connectivity platform with its own go-to-market, competing in the same space as Soracom, 1NCE, and EMnify, but with the multi-carrier provisioning and network depth iMatrix has used internally for years.
The plan catalog, coverage maps, developer documentation, and eSIM activation all live at edgeuplink.com. If you already have eSIMs — bought direct, through a distributor, or pre-installed in iMatrix hardware — activation starts here:
Scan or enter the EID in iMatrix Cloud, pick a coverage zone and plan, and the SIM goes live. Then track usage, per-zone data, carrier status and billing from the same console.
Activate now →Standard with no minimum, Pooled for fleets sharing one data bucket, and Enterprise for private APN and custom rate cards. Same network and console across all three.
See plans →Five coverage zones, with the countries and partner networks each one reaches. Check where your devices will actually operate before you pick a plan.
Check coverage →Form factors, supported modems, the REST API and webhooks, and how GSMA SGP.22 remote provisioning differs from multi-IMSI SIMs.
Read the docs →Nordic nRF9160 development kits ship with an EdgeUplink eSIM carrying 10 MB of free development data. Register the kit's eSIM to claim it.
Register a Nordic DK →Volume pricing, OEM programs, private APN, and connectivity bundled with FleetConnect or Neo-1 hardware — start with a conversation.
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