Bring your number to manaMOBILE

Keep your 808 number. We handle the paperwork. Free port-in — no fees, no tricks.

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How it works

1

Check eligibility

Enter your phone number and ZIP — we verify coverage and portability in seconds.

2

Gather your info

We'll tell you exactly what you need from your current carrier — account number, Transfer PIN, and any lockout steps.

3

Submit & track

Fill in the form, sign the electronic authorization, and track your port status live.

We port from every carrier

Select your current carrier for step-by-step instructions:

AT&T AT&T Prepaid Boost Infinite Boost Mobile Consumer Cellular Cricket Wireless Google Fi H2O Wireless Hawaiian Telcom (landline) Metro by T-Mobile Mint Mobile Page Plus PureTalk Red Pocket (CDMA-V — Verizon) Red Pocket (GSMA — AT&T) Red Pocket (GSMT — T-Mobile) Spectrum Mobile Straight Talk T-Mobile Tello TextNow Total Wireless Tracfone US Mobile (GSMA — Verizon side) US Mobile (Warp — T-Mo side) Ultra Mobile Verizon Verizon Prepaid Visible Xfinity Mobile

Common questions

Is porting really free?

Yes — manaMOBILE charges zero port-in fees. Your losing carrier may charge a final bill with any outstanding balance, but we don't add anything.

How long does it take?

Wireless-to-wireless ports typically complete in 2–24 hours. Landline (Hawaiian Telcom) ports can take up to 4 business days per FCC rules.

Can I port a landline?

Yes — Hawaiian Telcom numbers are portable as long as your rate center is in T-Mobile's coverage area. Most HI urban areas qualify.

What if my port is rejected?

We'll tell you exactly why and give you step-by-step instructions to fix it. Most rejects are resolved in under 10 minutes — wrong PIN, port-out lock still on, or address mismatch.