Nomad eSIM Review 2026: Global & Europe Pricing, Coverage & Honest Verdict

Nomad eSIM Review 2026 com preços da Europa a partir de €4.78, Global a partir de $12, Europe 35 10GB por €19.98, Global-EX 50GB por $129 e cupons de desconto ANDRE15 e ANDREONDIGITAL.
Nomad eSIM Review 2026: Global from $12, Honest Verdict
Last updated: August 2026 — Europe and Balkans plans in euros (€). Global and other regional plans in USD ($). Prices verified directly on nomadesim.com — August 5, 2026. Always confirm at checkout, since Nomad’s live catalog changes between checks.

This Nomad eSIM Review 2026 answers one practical question: is Nomad still the best price-per-GB choice, and where does it fall short? The official pricing check in this update shows that Nomad remains one of the strongest value options for travelers.

The important detail is that Nomad sells two separate Europe products, with 35 and 36-country versions priced and equipped differently. It also sells two separate Global products, Global and Global-EX, with different coverage and validity windows.

Every price, plan detail and coverage count below was checked against Nomad’s official eSIM shop on August 5, 2026. Always confirm the final plan details at checkout because the live catalog can change.

Nomad eSIM Review 2026 graphic showing a 4.2/5 score, Global plans from $12, Europe 35/36 from €4.78, Global-EX up to 365 days, and code ANDRE15.
Nomad eSIM Review 2026: 4.2/5 score, Global coverage in 123 destinations from $12, Europe 35/36 from €4.78, and Global-EX validity up to 365 days. Verified August 2026.
4.2/5
Our Rating
Nomad — August 2026
Best price-per-GB in most direct comparisons · 123-destination Global plan, 98-destination Global-EX for long validity · two distinct Europe products (35 and 36 countries) · Nomad Pass subscription from €2.61/month · Nomad Points loyalty (≈5% back) · 4.3★ Trustpilot · data-only, no usable phone number on most plans.

⚡ Quick Verdict — August 2026

Best for: budget travelers who want the lowest price per GB, short-to-medium trips, Europe multi-country routes and frequent Europe visits through Nomad Pass.

Global best value: Global 20GB/30d = $103 and Global-EX 50GB/365d = $129. Europe best value: Europe 35 10GB/30d = €19.98 and Unlimited/5d = €16.51.

New in this update: Nomad Pass, the full Nomad Points structure, the referral threshold conflict and Business details. Skip Nomad if: you need a real phone number, truly uncapped unlimited data or a confirmed student discount.

ProviderNomad eSIM (nomadesim.com)
Global Coverage123 destinations (Global) · 98 destinations (Global-EX, long validity)
Europe Coverage Clarified35 countries (Europe 35, has Unlimited) · 36 countries (Europe 36, adds Turkey/Canaries/N. Cyprus)
Regional PlansAPAC (14 & 21c), CN-JP-KR, SEA-Oceania, SG-MY-TH, North America, Latin America, Caribbean, Africa, MENA, GCC — all USD
Unlimited FUP2GB/day high speed, then ~1–2 Mbps, 24h reset
Phone Number❌ Most plans data-only, no usable number/calls/SMS
Nomad Pass New€2.61/30d · 1GB + 15% off Europe add-ons · auto-renews
Nomad Points New25 pts per $5 spent · 100 pts = $1 · expires 6 months
BusinessNo public pricing · free account creation post-evaluation · ISO 27001 / PCI-DSS
Trustpilot4.3/5 · App Store ~4.8

Nomad eSIM Review 2026 — Pros and Cons

Pros
  • Consistently among the cheapest price-per-GB in this market
  • Two Global products cover different trip lengths: Global (short/medium) and Global-EX (up to 365 days)
  • Two Europe variants let you match coverage to itinerary instead of overpaying for countries you won’t visit
  • Nomad Pass gives frequent Europe travelers a real discount mechanism
  • No overage charges — prepaid plans simply stop at the data limit
  • Add-ons activate automatically when base data runs out, no reinstall needed
  • 4.3/5 Trustpilot with consistently positive real-user comments on install and activation
Cons
  • No usable phone number on most plans — data only, dummy numbers don’t work
  • Unlimited caps at 2GB/day high speed, then throttles — and is excluded from refunds entirely
  • No official student discount percentage published, despite third-party sites citing 25%
  • Referral threshold is inconsistent across Nomad’s own help pages ($5+ vs $10+)
  • Plan cannot be paused once activated — expiry continues even with the eSIM turned off
  • No direct upgrade path between plans — you must buy a new one
  • Reliability varies by country, per independent reviewer reports, especially outside major hubs
🔍 What independent testers report: A hands-on review testing Nomad across the UK, Turkey, and China rated it 4.1/5 for ease of use and connection quality, noting good 4G/5G with automatic network switching, but slower speeds indoors and during peak hours. A separate backpacker-focused review found strong speeds in central Rome (80–100 Mbps) but a struggle down to 3G in rural Albania versus a local Vodafone SIM holding 4G — a coverage pattern common to nearly every eSIM provider, not unique to Nomad.

What Is an eSIM and How Does It Work?

Before comparing Nomad plans, it helps to understand what an eSIM actually changes on your phone. An eSIM is a digital mobile profile installed without a physical SIM card. You can keep your main SIM active for calls while using Nomad for travel data, as long as your device supports dual SIM operation.

Video Guide: eSIMs Explained

After installation, the important settings are simple: select Nomad for mobile data, enable data roaming on the Nomad line when required, and keep your primary number selected for calls and messages. Installing before departure on a stable Wi-Fi connection reduces the chance of setup problems at the airport.


Nomad Global Pricing — Two Separate Products

For this Nomad eSIM Review 2026, the key distinction is that Global and Global-EX are genuinely different products, not two tiers of the same plan.

Global prioritizes broader coverage and shorter trips, while Global-EX trades some destinations for much longer validity and a lower cost per GB. For a wider market comparison, see our Best eSIM for International Travel 2026 guide.

Nomad Global vs Global-EX comparison for 2026, showing 123 vs 98 destinations, short-trip vs 365-day validity, and lower cost per GB with Global-EX.
Nomad Global covers 123 destinations and is designed for shorter trips. Global-EX covers 98 destinations, offers validity up to 365 days and delivers a lower cost per GB for long-term travel. Verified August 2026.

Global (123 Destinations) — Standard Validity

DataValidityPrice$/GB
1GB7 days$12.00$12.00
3GB30 days$25.00$8.33
5GB30 days$40.00$8.00
10GB30 days$62.00$6.20
20GB30 days$103.00$5.15 🔥

Global-EX (98 Destinations) — Long Validity

DataValidityPrice$/GB
10GB180 days$39.00$3.90
20GB365 days$59.00$2.95
30GB365 days$79.00$2.63
50GB365 days$129.00$2.58 🔥
⚠️ Global ≠ Global-EX coverage. Global-EX’s 98 destinations is narrower than Global’s 123 — the trade-off for validity up to a full year. If your destination isn’t on the Global-EX list, the shorter-validity Global product may be your only Nomad option for that country. Both products’ pages carry a standard warning: overseas territories under a listed country’s jurisdiction may not automatically be included — confirm with support before buying if your destination is a territory rather than the country itself.

All prices in US dollars ($), read directly from Nomad’s official site — no currency conversion applied. Verified August 5, 2026.


Nomad Europe Pricing — Two Products, Not One Clarified This Update

The most important correction in this Nomad eSIM Review 2026 is that Nomad’s Europe offer is not one plan. Europe 35 and Europe 36 have different country lists, features and prices, so the correct choice depends on the route rather than the larger country number.

Nomad Europe 35 vs Europe 36 comparison for 2026, showing Unlimited, Nomad Pass, 20GB prices, and coverage for Turkey, Canary Islands and Northern Cyprus.
Nomad Europe 35 vs Europe 36 in 2026: Europe 35 includes Unlimited and Nomad Pass, with 20GB for €23.45. Europe 36 costs €39.09 for 20GB and adds Turkey, the Canary Islands and Northern Cyprus.

Europe 35 (35 Countries) — Has Unlimited + Nomad Pass

DataValidityPrice
1GB7 days€4.78
3GB30 days€10.42
5GB30 days€15.20
10GB30 days€19.98
20GB30 days€23.45
50GB30 days€30.40
Unlimited5 days€16.51 🔥
Unlimited10 days€29.54

Europe 36 (36 Countries) — Adds Turkey, Canary Islands, Northern Cyprus

DataValidityPrice
1GB7 days€4.78
3GB30 days€11.29
5GB30 days€15.64
10GB30 days€19.98
20GB30 days€39.09
⚠️ Europe 36 has no Unlimited option and no Nomad Pass. At the 20GB tier, Europe 36 (€39.09) is meaningfully more expensive than Europe 35 (€23.45) — that gap is the cost of the wider country list. Choose Europe 36 only if your trip specifically needs Turkey, the Canary Islands, or Northern Cyprus; otherwise Europe 35 is cheaper at nearly every matching tier and is the only one with Unlimited.

Nomad Pass — Europe Subscription New

Nomad Pass is a recurring subscription tied to Europe 35: €2.61 every 30 days for 1GB of data, plus 15% off regular Europe add-on purchases. It auto-renews and can be cancelled anytime.

💡 Who Nomad Pass actually suits: the math only works if you buy Europe add-ons often enough that the 15% discount outweighs the €2.61/month fee. For someone visiting Europe once or twice a year, a standard fixed-data plan is simpler and cheaper. For frequent short-notice Europe trips where you’re topping up regularly, Nomad Pass can pay for itself.

Balkans (12 Countries) Updated

DataValidityPrice
1GB7 days€7.82
3GB30 days€13.03
5GB30 days€21.72
10GB30 days€33.88
20GB30 days€47.78
🚨 Live official warning: Kosovo is temporarily unavailable on Nomad’s Balkans plan as of this check. If your route includes Kosovo specifically, confirm current availability before buying — this status can change.

All prices in euros (€), read directly from Nomad’s official site — no currency conversion applied. Verified August 5, 2026.


Nomad Regional Plans — 10 Products Beyond Europe and Global

Nomad’s regional catalog is broader than most reviews cover. Each region below is its own product with its own country list and pricing, all in USD.

APAC 14Incl. Singapore · from $4/1GB
APAC 21Wider, no Singapore listed · from $7/1GB
CN-JP-KRChina, Japan, S. Korea · from $4/1GB
SEA-Oceania8 countries · from $6/1GB
SG-MY-THSingapore, Malaysia, Thailand · from $4/1GB
North AmericaCanada, USA, Mexico · from $9/1GB
Latin America17 countries · from $9/1GB
Caribbean15 countries/territories · from $8/1GB
Africa11 countries · from $11/1GB
MENA / GCC10 / 6 countries · from $7 / $9
⚠️ APAC 14 vs APAC 21 — check before buying. Counterintuitively, the narrower 14-country APAC plan includes Singapore, while the displayed 21-country list did not at the time of this check. If Singapore is on your route, verify which APAC product actually covers it before purchasing — don’t assume the larger-numbered plan is automatically the more complete one.

Traveling through mainland China requires a closer look at routing and app access. Read our Best eSIM for China 2026 guide before choosing between the APAC and CN-JP-KR products.

Selected Regional Pricing (USD, 10GB tier where available)

RegionEntry (1GB)10GBUnlimited
APAC 14$4.00/7d$21.00/30d5d $18 · 10d $29
APAC 21$7.00/7d$31.00/30d
CN-JP-KR$4.00/7d$22.00/30d
SEA-Oceania$6.00/7d$22.00/30d— (30GB/60d $45)
North America$9.00/7d$39.00/30d5d $31 · 10d $45
Latin America$9.00/7d$39.00/30d
Caribbean$8.00/7d$36.00/30d
Africa$11.00/7d$45.00/30d
MENA$7.00/7d$25.00/30d
GCC$9.00/7d$29.00/30d

All regional prices in US dollars ($), read directly from Nomad’s official site — no currency conversion applied. Verified August 5, 2026.


Nomad Points Loyalty Program New

A useful part of this Nomad eSIM Review 2026 is the distinction between Nomad Points and Nomad Pass. Points reward individual purchases, while Nomad Pass is a recurring Europe subscription with included data and a discount on eligible add-ons.

Nomad Points and Nomad Pass comparison for 2026, showing 25 points per $5 spent, approximately 5% back, and the €2.61 Europe subscription with 1GB and 15% off add-ons.
Nomad Points awards 25 points per $5 spent, with 100 points worth $1 and approximately 5% back. Nomad Pass costs €2.61 per month and includes 1GB plus 15% off Europe add-ons. Verified August 2026.

⭐ How Nomad Points Work

Earn: 25 points for every $5 spent (≈5% back)

Redeem: 100 points = $1

Expiry: points expire after 6 months

Returning-user bonus: buy 10GB or more and get 200 bonus points ($2 equivalent) — usable up to 5 times per calendar month

Referral Program — A Conflict Worth Knowing About

Nomad’s official referral program gives a new user $5 off the first eligible purchase through a valid code. Codes are single-use, non-retroactive and are not automatically restored after a refund.

The important conflict is that Nomad’s own help pages disagree about the minimum purchase. One page states $5 or more, while another states $10 or more. Confirm the threshold shown at checkout instead of assuming either figure.

🎁 Trial vs referral — a real trade-off: Nomad advertises a free 1GB trial for new users’ next trip. Claiming that trial removes your eligibility for first-purchase referral discounts. If a friend has a referral code for you, using that instead of the trial may be worth more depending on your first purchase size.

Nomad for Business — No Public Price, Real Institutional Scale New

What’s confirmedDetail
PricingNot published — custom, via sales contact
Account creationFree, after a demo/evaluation process
Coverage200+ destinations (institutional reach, not the same count as any single consumer product)
Employee managementAllocate eSIMs via dashboard/API, monitor usage, control plans and analytics
PlatformREST APIs, SDKs, agent dashboard, real-time provisioning, wholesale/white-label/revenue-share options
SecurityISO 27001 and PCI-DSS certified infrastructure, per Nomad’s own claim
Devices100+ compatible smartphones, tablets and laptops; hotspot/tethering supported; not for IoT currently
Savings claimNomad states Enterprise customers can save “up to 75%” on data-connection expenses — a claim, not a guaranteed rate
⚠️ “Free account creation” ≠ free connectivity. Nomad’s Business FAQ is clear that setting up an Enterprise account carries no charge after evaluation — but the actual eSIMs and data your team uses are still billed per package, at rates that aren’t publicly posted.

Does Nomad Have a Student Discount? New — Contradicts Some Third-Party Reviews

This point needs careful wording because it conflicts with claims published by some review sites. Nomad’s official pages do not publish a specific student discount percentage or student price.

Nomad’s footer links to Student Beans under a Student Discount label, so an eligibility route may exist. However, the 25% figure could not be confirmed on the official Nomad pages checked for this update.

Nomad referral code conflict in 2026 showing a $5 versus $10 minimum, alongside an unconfirmed 25% student discount not found on Nomad’s official pages.
Nomad’s official help pages showed conflicting referral minimums of $5 and $10. A 25% student discount claimed by other websites was not found on Nomad’s official pages during our August 2026 verification.
🚨 A claim we could not confirm: at least one third-party review site currently cites a “25% student discount” for Nomad. We checked Nomad’s own official pages directly and could not find that percentage published anywhere. It may be accurate through the Student Beans portal specifically, but this review won’t repeat a number that Nomad itself doesn’t state, and treats the 25% figure as unconfirmed rather than fact.

What is public and available to any consumer, student or not: the Nomad Pass Europe subscription at €2.61/month covered above — not a student-exclusive rate, but a genuinely public discount mechanism.


Nomad Refund Policy — What Actually Happens New

This Nomad eSIM Review 2026 also checks the refund rules because plan type and activation status change what a traveler can recover. Fixed-data plans may remain eligible in limited cases, while Unlimited plans and Nomad Pass are excluded.

SituationWhat you can getTimeline
Uninstalled, unactivated planMay be fully refundable after eligibility review
Activated plan, low usage + verified network/technical failurePartial refund for unused data possible2–5 business days (original method)
Activated plan, general dissatisfaction❌ Full refund not guaranteed
Unlimited plans❌ Excluded from refunds entirely
Europe Nomad Pass subscription❌ Excluded from refunds entirely
Refund via Nomad Points✅ AvailableImmediate
🚨 The detail most reviews miss: Unlimited plans and the Nomad Pass subscription are both explicitly excluded from Nomad’s refund policy. If you’re not sure whether you’ll need a plan, a fixed-data plan keeps a refund realistically possible; committing to Unlimited or Nomad Pass means accepting there’s no way back if it doesn’t work out. Requests must be made within 30 days of purchase in any case.

Other Operational Policies

  • Activation deadline: activate within 60 days of purchase, or the plan auto-activates on day 60 regardless
  • No pausing: once activated, a plan’s validity continues even if you turn the eSIM off
  • No overage charges: prepaid plans simply stop working at the data limit
  • No direct upgrades: you can’t switch a single-country plan to regional/global, or one region to another — you buy a new plan; add-ons can extend eligible data within the same plan
  • Reinstall: generally possible with your original QR/manual details, except specified Thailand packages, which cannot be reinstalled once removed

How to Install and Activate Nomad eSIM on iPhone

The iPhone setup is easiest when you install the eSIM before traveling and activate mobile data only after arrival. Keep the QR code or manual activation details available, connect to Wi-Fi, and confirm that your iPhone is unlocked before starting.

Step-by-Step Nomad eSIM Setup for iPhone

Once you arrive, open Settings, choose Cellular or Mobile Data, select the Nomad line for travel data, and enable data roaming on that line if the plan instructions require it. Leave your regular SIM selected for calls and SMS when you want to keep receiving messages on your usual number.


How to Install and Activate Nomad eSIM on Android

Android menus vary by manufacturer, but the setup follows the same logic on Samsung, Google Pixel, and other compatible devices. Install the Nomad profile over Wi-Fi, label it clearly, and avoid deleting it after installation because some packages may not support a second download.

Step-by-Step Nomad eSIM Setup for Android

At your destination, choose the Nomad eSIM as the mobile-data line and switch on roaming for that profile when required. If the connection does not start automatically, restart the phone, confirm the APN shown in the Nomad app, and temporarily disable automatic network selection to test another supported carrier.


Nomad eSIM Review 2026: Is Unlimited Actually Unlimited?

No — and Nomad’s own policy is specific about the throttle.

Nomad’s official Unlimited policy, verified August 2026: most Unlimited plans deliver 2GB of high-speed data per day, then reduce to roughly 1–2 Mbps for the rest of that 24-hour cycle before resetting. This is lower than Airalo’s 3GB/day or Saily’s 5GB/day disclosed caps — see the full comparison at Best Unlimited eSIM for Europe 2026.

For light tourist use — Maps, messaging, occasional social media — 2GB/day is usually workable. For video calls, streaming, or remote work, Nomad’s Unlimited is the most restrictive of the major providers on this specific metric, and a fixed-data plan or a competitor’s unlimited tier may serve you better.


Nomad vs Airalo vs Holafly — Quick Comparison

To keep this Nomad eSIM Review 2026 practical, the comparison below separates the three clearest buying priorities: price per GB, app experience and unlimited data. No single provider wins all three categories.

CriteriaNomadAiraloHolafly
Best forPrice per GBApp polish, widest single-plan coverageTrue unlimited, no daily monitoring
Europe 10GB/30d€19.98 (Europe 35) 🔥€28.00Unlimited only, no fixed tier
Unlimited daily cap2GB/day, then ~1–2 Mbps3GB/day, then ~1 MbpsNo published numeric cap
Phone number option❌ None✅ Discover+ (US +1)✅ On subscription plans
LoyaltyNomad Points, ≈5% backAirMoney, 5–10% by tierReferral discounts
Student discountNot officially confirmedNot offeredNot covered in this review

Full breakdowns: Airalo Review 2026 · Holafly Review 2026 · Holafly vs Nomad 2026 · Saily eSIM Review 2026.


FAQ — Nomad eSIM Review 2026

Is Nomad eSIM good for Europe in 2026?
Yes, with one nuance most reviews skip: Nomad sells two separate Europe products. Europe 35 includes Unlimited plans and the Nomad Pass subscription, from €4.78/1GB. Europe 36 adds Northern Cyprus, the Canary Islands, and Turkey but has no Unlimited option and different fixed-data pricing. Neither is simply “better” — it depends on your itinerary. Fixed 10GB/30d is €19.98 on both. Verified August 2026.
Is Nomad’s unlimited data plan actually unlimited?
No — Nomad’s official policy caps most Unlimited plans at 2GB of high-speed data per day, then reduces speed to roughly 1-2 Mbps for the rest of that cycle before resetting. This is normal fair-use throttling, similar to competitors, but means Nomad Unlimited isn’t full-speed data without limit. Unlimited plans are also excluded from Nomad’s general refund policy. Verified August 2026.
Does Nomad eSIM offer a student discount?
Nomad’s footer links to Student Beans under a “Student Discount” label, but no specific percentage or student price is published on Nomad’s official pages. Some third-party sites cite a 25% student discount, but this could not be confirmed directly on Nomad’s own site, so it’s not stated as fact here. What is public: the Nomad Pass Europe subscription at €2.61/month, available to any consumer. Verified August 2026.
What is Nomad Pass and is it worth it?
Nomad Pass is a Europe-specific subscription at €2.61 every 30 days, bundling 1GB of data with 15% off regular Europe add-on purchases. It auto-renews and can be cancelled anytime. It’s worth it mainly for frequent Europe travelers who buy add-ons often enough that the 15% discount outweighs the monthly fee — occasional travelers are usually better off with a standard fixed-data plan. Verified August 2026.
How does Nomad’s refund policy work?
Requests must be made within 30 days of purchase. An uninstalled, unactivated plan may be fully refundable after review. Once activated, a full refund isn’t guaranteed — a partial refund is possible only with low usage plus a verified network or technical failure. Unlimited plans and the Europe Nomad Pass are excluded from refunds entirely. Original-method refunds typically take 2-5 business days; Nomad Points refunds are immediate. Verified August 2026.
Does Nomad eSIM come with a phone number?
No. Nomad’s help center states most Nomad eSIMs have no usable number, calls, or SMS — any dummy number shown is not functional. Data-based apps like WhatsApp and FaceTime work normally over the data connection. If a working phone number matters, Airalo’s Discover+ is one alternative that includes a real number. Verified August 2026.
How do Nomad Points and referrals work?
Nomad Points: earn 25 points per $5 spent, redeem 100 points for $1 (roughly 5% back), expiring after 6 months. Returning users buying 10GB+ get a 200-point bonus ($2 equivalent), usable up to 5 times monthly. Referrals: a valid code gives $5 off a new user’s first purchase — though Nomad’s own help pages currently conflict on the minimum required, one stating $5+ and another $10+, so confirm at checkout. Verified August 2026.
Is Nomad cheaper than Airalo?
Generally yes, per-GB. Nomad’s Europe 35 10GB/30d is €19.98 versus Airalo’s Europe 10GB/30d at €28.00. Nomad’s Global 10GB/30d is $62 for 123 destinations. The trade-off: Airalo has a more polished app and wider single-plan Global coverage, plus AirMoney rewards and a real phone-number option. Nomad wins on price; Airalo wins on app polish and flexibility. Verified August 2026.

Final Verdict: Nomad eSIM Review 2026

Nomad earns its reputation as a value pick. In most direct comparisons on this site, its price per GB beats Airalo and often undercuts fixed-data alternatives.

The final verdict also reflects the details many reviews miss: two separate Europe products, a documented referral conflict, an unconfirmed student-discount percentage and refund exclusions for Unlimited plans and Nomad Pass.

Nomad eSIM Review 2026 final verdict comparing Nomad, Airalo and Holafly on price per GB, app experience, Europe pricing and unlimited data.
Nomad eSIM Review 2026 final verdict: Nomad scores 4.2/5 and wins on price per GB, Airalo offers the strongest app experience, and Holafly is the best option for travelers prioritizing unlimited data.
4.2/5
Final Score
Best for budget-conscious travelers who want the lowest price per GB and don’t need a working phone number. If a real number matters: Airalo’s Discover+. If truly uncapped unlimited matters more than price: Holafly. For everyone comparing on price alone across Europe or a specific region, Nomad is very hard to beat.

This article contains affiliate links. I may earn a commission at no extra cost to you, and that has not shaped the verdict above. Europe and Balkans prices are shown in euros, while Global, Global-EX and other regional prices are shown in US dollars.

Nomad Points, Business, Student and Refund details were drawn from official policy and help-center pages. This includes the referral threshold conflict and the unconfirmed 25% student discount figure discussed in the review.

I am Brazilian, previously lived in Portugal and now live in Belgium. I have personally tested Nomad in Portugal. Independent testing perspectives are identified separately from Nomad’s own claims. Prices and coverage can change, so always confirm at checkout.

Last verified: August 5, 2026.


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