Operator Detection API

Instantly detect the mobile operator and circle from any Indian mobile number — no manual selection needed.

What Is the Operator Detection API?

The Operator Detection API identifies which telecom operator — Airtel, Jio, Vi, BSNL, and others — a mobile number belongs to, along with its telecom circle, in real time.

This is essential for any recharge platform, app, or billing system where you don't want to ask the user to manually pick their operator, which is a common source of failed or wrong-operator recharges.

  • Detects operator instantly
  • Includes telecom circle detection
  • Covers all major Indian operators
  • Simple REST API with JSON response
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// Sample Request GET /v1/operator-detect?mobile=9876543210 // Sample Response { "status": "success", "mobile": "9876543210", "operator": "Airtel", "circle": "Delhi NCR" }

Why Use Our Operator Detection API?

Built for recharge apps, plan comparison portals, and billing systems.

Instant Response

Real-time detection with low latency.

High Accuracy

Backed by live, regularly updated number-series data.

Easy Integration

Simple REST endpoint with JSON responses.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an Operator Detection API?

An Operator Detection API identifies the telecom operator (Airtel, Jio, Vi, BSNL, etc.) and the circle for any given Indian mobile number, in real time.

Why do I need operator detection before a recharge?

Detecting the operator automatically removes the need for your users to manually select their operator, reducing failed or wrong-operator recharges.

How accurate is the operator detection?

The API uses live telecom number-series data, so detection is accurate for all major Indian operators and updated as number ranges (MNP/porting) change.

How do I get access to the Operator Detection API?

The Operator Detection API is provided by A1PlanAPI. Visit a1planapi.com or contact our team to get your API credentials.

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