Test phone numbers

The Playground comes with 15 built-in phone numbers that are available to everyone, instantly, without any setup.
They are the fastest way to start testing CAMARA APIs, perfect for hackathons, training sessions, or a quick first exploration.

How it works

Each test number is pre-configured with a specific profile that reflects a realistic mobile user situation.
Every profile covers all supported CAMARA APIs at once: SIM Swap, Device Swap, Roaming, Reachability, Location, KYC Match, and Tenure.

All numbers share the same fictitious country prefix +990 (never allocated to a real network), followed by 9 digits, mirroring the standard international format.

Quick example

Once you obtain a token (see the Getting Started Guide), you can call any CAMARA API immediately using one of the test numbers:

curl -X POST "https://api.orange.com/camara/playground/api/sim-swap/v1/check" \
    -H "Authorization: Bearer {your access token}" \
    -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
    -d '{
        "phoneNumber": "+990100000001",
        "maxAge": 240
    }'

Response:

{
    "swapped": true
}

This returns true because +990100000001 is the Recently SIM swapped profile: its SIM change date is always within the last 7 days.

The 15 test profiles

✦ Dynamic date: these fields are recalculated on every API call so they always remain fresh, regardless of when you test.

Choosing the right number for your use case

Profile details

+990100000000 — Nominal French user

The baseline profile. A long-standing postpaid customer located in Paris, with no fraud signals and a full KYC record. Use this as your happy-path reference.

• KYC: Alice Arnaud, female, born 1990-04-12, Paris 75001
• Reachability: CONNECTED_DATA
• Roaming: none
• SIM / Device swap: both old (no recent change)
• Tenure: PAYM since 2018

+990100000001 — Recently SIM swapped

The SIM was issued less than 7 days ago. This is the simplest way to get swapped: true from the SIM Swap API.

• SIM swap: always within the last 7 days ✦
• Reachability: CONNECTED_DATA
• Roaming: none

+990100000002 — Roaming in Europe (Spain)

A customer currently traveling in Spain, connected with data. The roaming status returns country code 34 and country name Spain.

• Roaming: true — Spain 🇪🇸 (country code 34)
• Location: Madrid (40.4168, -3.7038)
• Reachability: CONNECTED_DATA

+990100000003 — Disconnected device

The device is off-network. Location is unavailable and reachability returns NOT_CONNECTED.

• Reachability: NOT_CONNECTED
• Location: unavailable
• Roaming: none

+990100000004 — Prepaid customer (PAYG)

A prepaid customer connected via SMS only — no data connection available.

• Tenure: PAYG (pay-as-you-go)
• Reachability: CONNECTED_SMS
• Location: Marseille (43.2965, 5.3698)

+990100000005 — Recently swapped device

The SIM inside the device (handset) was changed less than 6 hours ago — a potential fraud signal.

• Device swap: always within the last 6 hours ✦
• SIM swap: old (no recent change)
• Location: Lyon (45.764, 4.8357)

+990100000006 — SIM and device both recently swapped

Both the SIM card issuance and its insertion into the device are recent. Full KYC data available for exhaustive matching tests.

• SIM swap: always within the last 7 days ✦
• Device swap: always within the last 6 hours ✦
• KYC: Gabrielle Garnier, female, born 1985-11-30, Nantes 44000
• Location: Nantes (47.2184, -1.5536)

+990100000007 — Roaming outside EU (Japan)

A customer traveling in Japan — outside the European zone. Useful for testing whether your app handles non-EU roaming differently.

• Roaming: true — Japan 🇯🇵 (country code 81)
• Location: Tokyo (35.6762, 139.6503)
• Reachability: CONNECTED_DATA

+990100000008 — Very complete KYC

All KYC fields are populated. Use this profile to test exhaustive KYC matching scenarios.

• KYC: Isabelle Ivanov, female, born 1978-06-25, 42 Allee Jean Jaures, 31000 Toulouse, ID: FR-123456789
• Reachability: CONNECTED_DATA
• Roaming: none
• Tenure: PAYM since 2015

+990100000009 — Not reachable (PAYG)

A prepaid customer whose device is completely unreachable. Both reachability and location are unavailable.

• Reachability: NOT_CONNECTED
• Location: unavailable
• Tenure: PAYG

+990100000010 — Roaming in Europe + recent SIM swap

The classic fraud combination: the customer is abroad AND has recently received their SIM. Triggers both roaming and SIM swap signals simultaneously.

• SIM swap: always within the last 7 days ✦
• Roaming: true — Italy 🇮🇹 (country code 39)
• Location: Rome (41.9028, 12.4964)

+990100000011 — New customer

This customer subscribed less than 20 days ago. The short tenure is an onboarding risk signal used by fraud scoring systems.

• Tenure: PAYM, subscribed within the last 20 days ✦
• Reachability: CONNECTED_DATA
• Location: Lille (50.6292, 3.0573)

+990100000012 — Overseas territory (Reunion Island)

Located in a French overseas territory. This is not roaming — the customer is still on the Orange FR network — but the GPS coordinates are in the Indian Ocean. A useful edge case for location-based apps.

• Location: Saint-Denis, Reunion Island 🏝️ (-20.8823, 55.4504)
• Roaming: none (Orange FR network)
• Reachability: CONNECTED_DATA

+990100000013 — High fraud risk

Every fraud signal is active at once: recent SIM swap, recent device swap, roaming abroad, and a very new customer. Ideal for demonstrating a maximum-risk scenario in demos or presentations.

• SIM swap: always within the last 7 days ✦
• Device swap: always within the last 6 hours ✦
• Tenure: PAYM, subscribed within the last 20 days ✦
• Roaming: true — Spain 🇪🇸 (country code 34)
• Location: Madrid (40.4168, -3.7038)

+990100000014 — Roaming SMS only (degraded network)

A customer roaming in Germany but on a 2G network — data is unavailable, only SMS works. Tests whether your app gracefully handles the CONNECTED_SMS state in a roaming context.

• Roaming: true — Germany 🇩🇪 (country code 49)
• Reachability: CONNECTED_SMS (no data)
• Location: Berlin (52.52, 13.405)

Next steps

Want to customize these scenarios further? Read Testing with your own dataset to learn how to create and manage your own phone numbers.

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