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How to Change CSC Code of Samsung Phones

The CSC which stands for Country Specific Code is used to apply geo-specific settings, access points, etc.
This is why it’s advisable that you buy the Samsung device for your country. So when purchasing a handset, make sure you buy the same version that is available for your country.

However, there might be a problem. let’s just say out of mistake, Samsung shipped the wrong version to you or you bought the Indian version when you’re in the UK. Or better still, you are in India and later travel to the UK. In this kind of situation, you’ll need to change the CSC code of your device so that you can enjoy the amazing features that are available for UK users.

Without changing the CSC, you’ll not be able to use Samsung Pay and even the native call recording. No wonder, many people are still experiencing issues using call recording on their device. Nevertheless, in this post, we will be showing you different methods that you can use to change the CSC code of your Samsung device.

How to Change CSC Code on Samsung S21 / S20 / S10 / S9 / S8 / S21 Ultra / S20 FE

Before anything, make sure you have the complete backup of your device. Yes, because changing the CSC code will wipe and erase everything on your device. Also note that after the Android 11 update, many people are complaining that this method is no longer working for them. But still, you should give it a try.

Step 1: Open your device dialer app on your Samsung Galaxy and type in ‘*#06#‘. After that, you will see your device’s IMEI number.

Step 2: Copy the IMEI number and then go back and dial *#272*YOUR-IMEI-NUMBER#.

Step 3: Next, you will see the list of CSC available for you to choose from.

Step 4: Just select your desired country CSC code and install it.

Step 5: After that, your phone will reboot automatically and you have successfully changed your Samsung CSC code.

Change Samsung CSC Code on Galaxy Note 20 / Note 10 / Note 9 / Note 8

This is another method to change your Samsung CSC code. This method works mostly on newly purchased device.

Step 1: Turn off WiFi.

Step 2: Remove your SIM cards.

Step 3: Power Off (Not reboot) your device.

Step 4: Insert SIM card.

Step 5: Enter Pin Code.

After this, you should see network settings and your device will back to your country version and you can use Samsung Pay and other features as well.

Method 3: Changing CSC Code on Samsung A10 / A11 / A12 / A20 / A21s / A22 / A32 / A30 / A42

Requirements:

Official July Security Firmware (firmware lower than the August Security Firmware)
OXM firmware with multi-CSC N986BXXU1ATGI file here

GDRive link

CSC Changer App

Make sure to disable antivirus before downloading.

Odin 3.14.4 

How to install Odin 3.14.4

Step 1: Extract (un-rar) the firmware file (i.e. to folder c:\Odin)

Step 2: Then download Odin v3.14.4

Step 3: Extract Odin ZIP file (i.e. to folder c:\Odin)

Step 4: Next open the Odin v3.14.4

Step 5: Power off your device.

Step 6: Reboot Phone in Download Mode: Connect USB-cable to your computer.

Step 7: Hold down “Volume up” and “Volume down” at the same time. While holding down, connect the USB cable to your phone.

Step 8: Wait until you get a blue sign in Odin.

Step 9: After that, you can now add the firmware files to their designated slots (AP in AP, BL in BL, CP in CP, HOME_CSC in CSC). USERDATA stays EMPTY

Step 10: Ensure the re-partition is NOT ticked.

Step 11: Next click on start button, sit back and wait few minutes.

Steps to follow

Step 1: Remove the SIM card from your device.

Step 2: Disable antivirus before installing the CSC App changer in Windows.

Step 3: Disconnect your PC from the internet.

Step 4: Flashed the N986BXXU1ATGI firmware and proceeded with the phone setup without inserting the SIM cards and connecting to the internet.

Step 5: Install the CSC changer app and follow this video

YouTube video

Step 6: Your device will update the Store App and you will need to connect to the internet temporarily and disconnect when the update is complete.

Step 7: Next, select Android 10 on the list

Step 8: Finally select your CSC and your phone will reboot automatically.

That’s all. Now you can flash back the latest firmware and turn back your PC antivirus. The #272*IMEI# code will start working fine on your phone. After that, you can now check to see if those features you want are back and working on your phone like the Samsung Pay and call recording features.

List of CSC Codes of Samsung Phones

United States Carrier CSC Codes

  • ACG = Nextech / C-Spire
  • ATT = AT&T
  • BST = Unknown
  • CCT = Comcast
  • GCF = Unknown
  • LRA = Bluegrass Cellular
  • SPR = Sprint
  • TFN = Tracfone
  • TMB = T-Mobile
  • USC = USA
  • VMU = Virgin Mobile USA
  • VZW = Verizon Wireless
  • XAA = USA Unbranded
  • XAS = Unknown

Canada Carrier CSC Codes

  • BMC = Bell Mobile
  • BWA = SaskTel
  • CHR = Canada Unbranded
  • ESK = EastLink
  • FMC = Fido Mobile
  • GLW = Globalive Wind Mobile
  • KDO = Koodo Mobile
  • MTB = Belarus
  • RWC = Rogers
  • TLS = Telus
  • VMC = Virgin Mobile Canada
  • VTR = Vidéotron
  • XAC = Canada Unbranded

Global Samsung Country CSC Codes

  • AFG = Afghanistan
  • TMC = Algeria
  • ARO = Argentina
  • ANC = Argentina
  • CTI = Argentina (Claro)
  • UFN = Argentina (Movistar)
  • PSN = Argentina (Personal)
  • TTR = Austria
  • DRE = Austria (3 Hutchison)
  • MOB = Austria (A1)
  • MAX = Austria (T-Mobile)
  • TRG = Austria (Telering)
  • XSA = Australia
  • OPS = Australia (Optus)
  • TEL = Australia (Telstra)
  • VAU = Australia (Vodafone)
  • SEB = Baltic
  • BNG = Bangladesh
  • PRO = Belgium (Proximus)
  • BVO = Bolivia
  • TEB = Bosnia and Herzegovina
  • BHT = Bosnia and Herzegovina (BH TELECOM)
  • ZTO = Brazil
  • ZTA = Brazil (Claro)
  • ZTR = Brazil (Oi)
  • ZTM = Brazil (TIM)
  • ZVV = Brazil (VIVO)
  • GBL = Bulgaria
  • BGL = Bulgaria
  • MTL = Bulgaria (MTL)
  • VVT = Bulgaria (VVT)
  • CAM = Cambodia
  • CAU = Caucasus Countries
  • CHO = Chile
  • CRC = Chile
  • CHL = Chile (Claro)
  • CHE = Chile (Entel PCS)
  • CHX = Chile (Nextel)
  • CHT = Chile (Telefonica)
  • CHV = Chile (VTR)
  • CHC = China (Open China)
  • CHM = China (China Mobile)
  • CTC = China (China Telecom)
  • COO = Colombia
  • COM = Colombia (Comcel)
  • COE = Colombia (ETB)
  • COB = Colombia (Movistar)
  • ICE = Costa Rica
  • DHR = Croatia (Bonbon)
  • CRO = Croatia (T-Mobile)
  • TWO = Croatia (TELE2)
  • VIP = Croatia (VIPNET)
  • CYV = Cyprus
  • CYO = Cyprus (Cytamobile Vodafone)
  • ETL = Czech Republic
  • O2C = Czech Republic (O2C)
  • TMZ = Czech Republic (T-Mobile)
  • VDC = Czech Republic (Vodafone)
  • CDR = Dominican Republic
  • DOR = Dominican Republic (Orange)
  • EBE = Ecuador
  • ECO = Ecuador
  • EGY = Egypt
  • VFJ = Fiji (Vodafone)
  • XEF = France
  • BOG = France (Bouygues)
  • FTM = France (Orange)
  • SFR = France (SFR)
  • DBT = Germany
  • XEG = Germany (1&1)
  • DDE = Germany (Congstar)
  • VIA = Germany (O2)
  • DTM = Germany (T-Mobile)
  • VD2 = Germany (Vodafone)
  • EUR = Greece
  • COS = Greece (Cosmote)
  • VGR = Greece (Vodafone)
  • TGU = Guatemala
  • PGU = Guatemala
  • CGU = Guatemala (Tigo)
  • TGY = Hong Kong
  • XEH = Hungary
  • TMH = Hungary (T-mobile)
  • PAN = Hungary (Telenor)
  • VDH = Hungary (VDH)
  • INU = India
  • INS = India
  • XSE = Indonesia
  • XID = Indonesia
  • THR = Iran
  • MID = Iraq
  • TSI = Ireland
  • MET = Ireland (Meteor)
  • 3IE = Ireland (Three)
  • VDI = Ireland (Vodafone)
  • ILO = Israel
  • CEL = Israel (Cellcom)
  • PTR = Israel (Orange/Partner)
  • PCL = Israel (Pelephone)
  • ITV = Italy
  • HUI = Italy (H3G)
  • TIM = Italy (TIM)
  • OMN = Italy (Vodafone)
  • WIN = Italy (Wind)
  • JDI = Jamaica
  • CWW = Jamaica
  • SKZ = Kazakhstan
  • AFR = Kenya
  • KEN = Kenya
  • KTC = Korea (KT Corporation)
  • LUC = Korea (LG Uplus)
  • SKC = Korea (SK Telecom)
  • BTC = Libya
  • LUX = Luxembourg
  • VIM = Macedonia
  • MBM = Macedonia (T-Mobile)
  • XME = Malaysia
  • MRU = Mauritius
  • IUS = Mexico
  • TMM = Mexico (Movistar)
  • TCE = Mexico (Telcel)
  • TMT = Montenegro
  • MAT = Morocco (MAT)
  • MWD = Morocco (MWD)
  • NPL = Nepal
  • PHN = Netherlands
  • DNL = Netherlands (Ben NL)
  • TNL = Netherlands (T-Mobile)
  • VDF = Netherlands (Vodafone)
  • NZC = New Zealand
  • TNZ = New Zealand
  • VNZ = New Zealand (Vodafone)
  • ECT = Nigeria
  • NEE = Nordic countries
  • TEN = Norway (Telenor)
  • ATO = Open Austria
  • PAK = Pakistan (PAK)
  • PBS = Panama
  • TPA = Panama
  • PCW = Panama (Cable & Wireless)
  • CPA = Panama (Claro)
  • PNG = Papua New Guinea
  • CTP = Paraguay (Claro)
  • PSP = Paraguay (Personal)
  • TGP = Paraguay (Tigo)
  • PET = Peru
  • PNT = Peru (Nextel)
  • SAM = Peru (SAM)
  • PVT = Peru (Viettel)
  • GLB = Philippines (Globe)
  • XTC = Philippines (Open Line)
  • SMA = Philippines (Smart)
  • XTE = Philippines (Sun Cellular)
  • XEO = Poland
  • DPL = Poland (Heyah)
  • IDE = Poland (Orange)
  • PLS = Poland (PLUS)
  • PRT = Poland (Play)
  • TPL = Poland (T-mobile)
  • MEO = Portugal
  • OPT = Portugal (Optimus)
  • TPH = Portugal (TPH)
  • TCL = Portugal (Vodafone)
  • PCT = Puerto Rico
  • ROM = Romania ()
  • COA = Romania (Cosmote)
  • ORO = Romania (Orange)
  • CNX = Romania (Vodafone)
  • SER = Russia
  • KSA = Saudi Arabia
  • ACR = Saudi Arabia
  • WTL = Saudi Arabia
  • XFU = Saudi Arabia (STC)
  • TSR = Serbia (Telekom)
  • MSR = Serbia (Telenor)
  • TOP = Serbia (VIP)
  • XSP = Singapore
  • MM1 = Singapore
  • SIN = Singapore (SingTel)
  • STH = Singapore (StarHub)
  • ORX = Slovakia
  • TMS = Slovakia
  • SIO = Slovenia
  • MOT = Slovenia (Mobitel)
  • SIM = Slovenia (Si.mobil)
  • XFE = South Africa
  • XFA = South Africa
  • XFV = South Africa (Vodafone)
  • CRM = South America (Moviestar)
  • NBS = South America (Open Line)
  • SEE = South East Europe
  • PHE = Spain
  • XEC = Spain (Movistar)
  • AMO = Spain (Orange)
  • ATL = Spain (Vodafone)
  • SLK = Sri Lanka
  • VDS = Sweden
  • HTS = Sweden (Tre)
  • AUT = Switzerland
  • SWC = Switzerland (Swisscom)
  • BRI = Taiwan
  • THL = Thailand
  • TTT = Trinidad and Tobago
  • EON = Trinidad and Tobago
  • TUN = Tunisia
  • SEK = Ukraine (Kyivstar)
  • XSG = United Arab Emirates
  • LYS = United Arab Emirates
  • VIR = United Kingdom
  • BTU = United Kingdom
  • EVR = United Kingdom (EE)
  • H3G = United Kingdom (H3G)
  • O2U = United Kingdom (O2)
  • VOD = United Kingdom (Vodafone)
  • XEU = United Kingdom / Ireland
  • TPD = Unknown
  • ANP = Unknown
  • COD = Unknown
  • MNX = Unknown
  • UFU = Uruguay
  • UPO = Uruguay
  • CTU = Uruguay (Claro)
  • CAC = Uzbekistan ()
  • XXV = Vietnam ()
  • MTZ = Zambia (MTN Zambia) ()
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