How to activate Unicom's secondary card?

Unicom cards purchased in Unicom's online business hall can be activated in the following ways:

Download the Unicom mobile phone business hall client, and enter my menu > my business column > card activation. If you can't find this menu, please upgrade the mobile phone business hall client to the latest version.

Send the number card with the corresponding activation page. You can scan the code to pay attention to the WeChat official account activation number card above.

If it is a new user without a real name, you need to fill in the last 6 digits of the ID number and the last 7 digits of ICCID (excluding the last letter) on the number card, upload the photo of the second-generation ID card (if the ID card uploaded at the time of ordering fails to pass the system authentication activation, it needs to be uploaded again, and the photo of the front and back of the ID card uploaded at the time of ordering does not need to be uploaded again) and conduct online video authentication. The card will be automatically audited by the system, and the card will be automatically activated after passing the audit. Please keep your phone online all the time. In the process of certification, if the information does not meet the requirements, it may be turned into manual review, which is usually completed within 2 working days. Or you need to upload information again for verification.

If it is a real-name old user, you can use the shortcut of the old user when placing an order. After receiving the goods delivered by logistics, you don't need to be authenticated by a real person, but you can activate them through authenticated mobile phone number SMS. If you don't use the fast track of old users to place orders, you need to activate the number card by means of unnamed new users.

If the activation is unsuccessful, it is recommended to contact the local Unicom customer service for verification.

Tips: Take Jiangsu Province as an example. There may be differences in policies among provinces and cities, and the attribution policy shall prevail.