Motorola FRP Bypass: Remove Google Account (XT19–XT26+)
We remove the FRP (Google account) lock on Motorola Qualcomm, models XT19 to XT26+, over FASTBOOT in 1 to 60 minutes. MDM and financing locks too.
Updated: August 20, 2026
- Type
- IMEI
- Delivery
- 1-60 min
- Coverage
- Worldwide
Compatible models [8]
- XT19
- XT20
- XT21
- XT22
- XT23
- XT24
- XT25
- XT26+
What is this service?
This service removes the FRP lock (Factory Reset Protection) on Motorola phones with a Qualcomm processor, from the XT19 through XT26 families and newer. FRP is Google's protection that appears after a factory reset and demands the account that was previously linked to the device. If that account is unknown, the phone stays stuck on the "Verify your account" screen and cannot be used.
The process lifts that barrier so you can set the device up again with a fresh account. It is also the path to work on MDM management locks and financing locks (PayJoy, Macropay and similar), as explained below.
Which Motorola models are covered?
It covers Motorola devices with a Qualcomm chipset from the XT19, XT20, XT21, XT22, XT23, XT24, XT25 and XT26 families and newer. If your Motorola model starts with XT within that range (check it under Settings → About phone or by dialing *#06#), it is included.
How long does it take?
Delivery is 1 to 60 minutes once the device is connected correctly and the order is processed.
How is it done?
It is a technical process performed with the phone connected to a computer in FASTBOOT mode, using USB Redirector 2.5:
- Download and install USB Redirector 2.5.
- Open it and enter the Technician ID we provide with the order.
- Click Connect.
- Plug the phone in FASTBOOT mode.
- Wait for the system to detect the device and request the order only when the system tells you to.
The process is done initially through MDM. On some devices this step only performs a RESET and does not fully remove high-security locks.
Locks that may require the F4 process
Locks such as PayJoy, Macropay, Kiosko, AT&T, Administered, Movistar, among others, may mandatorily require the F4 + MDM process to complete the unlock. If the lock persists after the MDM process, the F4 process will be needed to finish the service correctly.
Important: if the customer decides not to run the F4, no cancellations, clarifications or refunds are issued for the MDM service, since the process was executed correctly and the technical procedure requires F4 to finalize the unlock.
What you need
Have ready before placing the order:
- The device XT model.
- The serial number (SN), entered in the Additional information field of USB Redirector.
- For the F4 method, the IMEI to be written to the device.
Tip: copy and paste the data exactly as shown. If the device is not detected in FASTBOOT, check the cable and drivers and use a direct USB port (no HUB).
Important conditions
- There is no random IMEI: you must provide the IMEI to be written.
- No warranty if you send a blacklisted IMEI or the device's own IMEI.
- The F4 service is part of the technical procedure when the lock requires it; without it, the unlock cannot be finalized in those cases.
Frequently asked questions
Does it remove the Google account from my Motorola? Yes. It removes the FRP lock, which is the Google account requested after a factory reset, on Motorola Qualcomm models XT19 to XT26+.
How long until it is unlocked? Between 1 and 60 minutes once the device is connected and the order is processed.
Do I need a computer? Yes. The process is done over FASTBOOT with USB Redirector 2.5, with the phone connected to a PC.
Does it also remove PayJoy or financing locks? It is the path to work on them. The process starts through MDM and, for locks such as PayJoy, Macropay, Kiosko, AT&T, Administered or Movistar, the F4 may also be required to complete it.