Vivo Activation Check | Get Your Vivo Phone’s IMEI Number

The most reliable way to perform a Vivo activation check is to use the phone’s IMEI number on the official Vivo support website, as the activation date is typically the start of your manufacturer’s warranty.

Here is the step-by-step process:

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1. Get Your Vivo Phone’s IMEI Number

The IMEI is a unique 15-digit identifier for your phone. You can find it in three easy ways:

Method	How To Do It
Dial Code (Easiest)	Open the Phone app and dial *#06#. The IMEI number(s) will instantly appear on the screen.
Settings	Go to Settings > About phone (or More Settings > About phone). The IMEI number will be listed there under “Status” or “Phone Information.”
Original Box	Check the sticker on the original packaging box. The IMEI is always printed on it.

Also Read : IIFL Activation | Activating a New IIFL Account

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2. Use the Vivo Official Website

Once you have your IMEI number, use the official tool to check your device status, which often includes the warranty/activation date.

1. Go to the official Vivo Support website for your region (e.g., search Google for vivo warranty check).

2. Look for a section or link labeled “Warranty Status Check,” “IMEI Authentication,” or “IMEI Check.”

3. Enter your 15-digit IMEI number into the required field.

4. Complete any necessary verification code (captcha) and click “Submit” or “Check.”

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What the Check Will Show:

The official check will typically display:

• Model Name and Color

• Warranty Expiry Date: This date is usually calculated one year (or the standard warranty period) from the Activation Date. The activation date is the date the phone was first turned on and connected to a network.

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3. Alternative Check (On the Phone)

Some Vivo phones running Funtouch OS may display the e-warranty card or activation information directly in the settings:

1. Go to Settings.

2. Navigate to More Settings (on older models).

3. Look for E-warranty card or About phone > Status.

If you are buying a used Vivo phone and want to ensure it is not reported as lost or stolen, you can also use your country’s official Central Equipment Identity Register (CEIR) service (like India’s Sanchar Saathi portal) by entering the IMEI.