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The OSIPTEL digital tool allows you to compare, free of charge, 5G, 4G, 3G and 2G coverage anywhere in the national territory.
If you want to verify mobile coverage in the place where you are or are traveling, the Supervisory Body for Private Investment in Telecommunications (OSIPTEL) has the digital platform Check your signal, which allows you to know and compare the service coverage of the different operating companies in Peru.
At the end of the third quarter of 2025, 76.72% of the populated geographical area in Peru had guaranteed 4G mobile coverage, while total coverage reached 95.93%.
What is an area with guaranteed mobile coverage? These are those geographic areas where the operating companies declare that they provide mobile service, complying with the quality indicators regulated and supervised by OSIPTEL.
While total coverage is the geographical area that covers the areas of guaranteed coverage and additional network capacity, the latter area being where users can still access mobile and fixed wireless internet services, although with variable performance.
Carrier coverage
According to the OSIPTEL digital tool Check your signal, Movistar presented the highest guaranteed mobile coverage in populated areas, with 70.65%, followed by Bitel with 41.41%, Claro with 20.91% and Entel with 3.21%.
Regarding total coverage, Entel registered 90.67%, Movistar with 89.41%, Bitel with 87.28% and Claro 84.70%.
These figures are based on the statements of the operating companies, presented to the regulator within the framework of the Periodic Information Requirements Standard.
How does Check your signal work?
To access the digital platform, users must enter https://checatusenal.osiptel.gob.pe. There they can enter an exact address or select a department, province, district or population center, to find out the coverage available from each operator in 5G, 4G, 3G and 2G technologies.
The digital tool offers interactive maps with mobile coverage in different areas of the country. Thanks to this information, citizens can identify which company provides greater coverage in their location and make informed decisions about the service they contract or change operators according to the scope of their services.
Lima, February 14, 2026
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