Xtream Codes Checker
Check whether your IPTV login works and when your subscription expires. Enter the server URL, username and password from your provider.
How the checker works
Xtream Codes panels answer a standard request at player_api.php with your account details. The checker sends that request to your server, reads the answer and shows you the parts that matter: whether the login is accepted, the account status, the expiry date and your connection limit. It never opens your channel list or any stream.
Want to know what else that API does? Read Xtream Codes API explained. If your login is rejected, see how to fix a failed Xtream login; if the login works but channels won’t load, try IPTV playlist not working.
Questions
Whether your provider’s server accepts your username and password, the account status (active, expired, banned or disabled), the expiry date, whether it is a trial, and how many connections are allowed and in use.
Your login goes from your browser to our server and from there only to the server address you entered, exactly as an IPTV app would send it. We do not store, log or share it. If you would rather not use an online tool, the same check happens when you add the login to an IPTV app.
Your provider sends them when you subscribe, usually by email or in their customer panel. The server URL often ends in a port number such as :8080. If you only have an M3U link with get.php in it, paste the whole link into the Server URL field and the checker fills in all three fields.
An active login means the account is fine. Playback problems usually come from the connection limit: if all allowed connections are already in use on other devices, the server refuses new streams. Close the other players or ask your provider for more connections.
Many providers only accept connections from their own country, or block data centers to stop resellers and scrapers. Our checker runs on servers in the United States, so these providers refuse it before they even look at your login, even when it works fine at home. In that case, add the login to an IPTV app on your phone or TV, which connects from your own network.
Your own device’s time zone. Providers store the expiry as an exact moment, so the checker converts it to your local time.