How to port-in your existing number to Maxx
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Sign up for Maxx.
You will receive an SMS the day prior to delivery.
Download the Maxx app and register your account
Port-in number.
Log In to Maxx app > Account > Port-in to Maxx to retain existing number.
We only support port-in from non-M1 plans to Maxx Plan.
Are you ready for a mobile plan that is as flexible as your lifestyle, but worried about changing your phone number? With Maxx, you can have the best of both worlds. Number porting has never been easier or more convenient. Experience the freedom of a no-contract plan, all while retaining your current mobile number.
Transitioning to a new mobile plan shouldn't mean starting anew with a new number. Imagine the time-consuming task of notifying your entire network – friends, family, and colleagues – of your new contact details, and updating countless accounts linked to your number. In the midst of this transition, you might also be missing critical calls and messages – those urgent work updates, family check-ins, or timely opportunities,
With Maxx, you can put those worries aside. There’s no need to update your contacts or face the fear of going off the grid – even temporarily. Keep your existing mobile number when you switch to us, and maintain your personal and professional connections without a hitch.
When you port in your number to Maxx, you are securing more than just continued use of your trusted digits. Our SIM-only plans are fully loaded with generous data allowances, unlimited incoming calls, roaming data and more – all without locking you into a long-term commitment.
Port your mobile number to Maxx and benefit from local outgoing calls with local sms. ( Unlimited local outgoing calls* applies for selected plans only ).
Whether you’re browsing at home or travelling abroad, our SIM-only plans with roaming have you covered. After porting your number to Maxx, enjoy extensive local and roaming data options in various countries, including Malaysia and Indonesia.
When you decide on number porting with Maxx, you are choosing a plan that respects your freedom and budget. Here, we believe in transparent, fair pricing with no nasty surprises.
Ready to Make the Switch?
Make the move without losing your number. Our clear instructions on how to port a number will guide you through every step of the process, so you can keep your familiar number while enjoying your new mobile experience with Maxx. Additionally, gain access to some of the best SIM-only deals in Singapore – feature-rich, affordable, and tailored to meet your needs. Get started by signing up for Maxx today.
Have more questions? Don’t hesitate to contact our team for more information.
*Please refer to the Fair Use Policy for Unlimited Usage for more information.
Frequently Asked Questions about Number Porting with Maxx
Porting a mobile number means transferring your existing mobile phone number from one service provider to another, allowing you to retain your familiar number when switching carriers. This eliminates the need to update your contacts with a new number and ensures a seamless transition of service. With Maxx, porting your number is a straightforward and convenient process, designed to get you connected on your new SIM-only plan without the hassle.
In Singapore, the process to port a mobile number typically takes one to three working days. After submitting your request, your new provider will coordinate with your current provider to seamlessly transfer your number. It is important to ensure that your current account is active during this process to avoid any disruption in service. Always check with your new provider, like Maxx, for specific timeframes and guidance during this transition.
Yes, you can initiate the number porting process immediately once you decide to switch mobile service providers. The process of migrating your mobile number to your new provider can take up to three working days. For a smooth and hassle-free experience, consider porting in your number and switching to Maxx’s SIM card only plans at the end of your current billing cycle. For further details, find all the answers you need on our FAQ page.
