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OnePlus Nord CE 2 5G (IV2201) Firmware & Flashing Guide

The OnePlus Nord CE 2 5G (codename Ivan, model IV2201) launched in India in February 2022 on the MediaTek Dimensity 900 platform, shipping with Android 11 and later updated through Android 12 to Android 13, its final major OS version. It carries one model number worldwide; the Export branch covers India and other global markets while the GDPR branch covers Europe.

OnePlus Nord CE 2 5G (IV2201 Ivan)
Brand
OnePlus
Codename
Ivan
Model Family
IV2201 (single global model number; Export/India-Global vs GDPR/Europe is a firmware branch, not a separate model number)
Chipset
MediaTek Dimensity 900 (MT6877), 6nm
GPU
Mali-G68 MC4
Display
6.43" AMOLED, 90Hz, FHD+ 1080x2400
Battery
4500mAh, 65W SUPERVOOC
Launch OS
Android 11 (OxygenOS 11.3)
Latest OS
Android 13 (OxygenOS 13)
Firmware Type
MediaTek stock firmware: Local Upgrade on-device OTA zips, plus SP Flash Tool scatter-based packages
Flash Method
Local Upgrade sideload (recommended), or SP Flash Tool for full-ROM/repair packages

Download Firmware for OnePlus Nord CE 2 5G (IV2201 Ivan)

IV2201
Region
Export (India & Global)
Android
Android 11 (OxygenOS 11.3)
Size
4.66 GB
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IV2201
Region
Export (India & Global)
Android
Android 13 (OxygenOS 13)
Size
4.5 GB
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IV2201
Region
GDPR (Europe)
Android
Android 12 (OxygenOS 12)
Size
4.30 GB
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IV2201
Region
Unbranched (NV/IMEI repair dump)
Android
N/A (raw partition/NV dump)
Size
4.46 GB
↓ Download

Compatibility & Bootloader Notes

Local Upgrade and SP Flash Tool packages replace the system, vendor, and related partitions only; neither changes the bootloader lock state, which is a separate fastboot-based procedure. Local Upgrade also checks the branch and build number and refuses to sideload a mismatched or older package outside of the dedicated NV/dump repair file.

Preparation checklist for OnePlus Nord CE 2 5G (IV2201 Ivan)
  • Confirm the model is IV2201 and note the current branch (Export or GDPR) from Settings > About phone > Version.
  • Back up accessible user data; both Local Upgrade and SP Flash Tool packages wipe data outside of a same-branch incremental update.
  • On Android 12 or later, install OnePlus's OPLocalUpdate app before attempting a Local Upgrade sideload.
  • Install the MediaTek USB drivers and SP Flash Tool before any PC-based flash.

How to Flash OnePlus Nord CE 2 5G (IV2201 Ivan)

Local Upgrade (on-device sideload, recommended for most users)

  1. Confirm your unit is IV2201 under Settings > About phone > Model, then check Settings > About phone > Version to see whether the current build is an Export or GDPR build
  2. Download the OTA zip that matches both your exact branch and a build at or after the one currently installed; Local Upgrade refuses a mismatched-branch or older build outside of the dedicated NV/dump repair file
  3. If your current build letter is C or F (Android 12 or Android 13), install OnePlus's OPLocalUpdate app first; skipping it causes Local Upgrade to reject an otherwise-correct zip with a verification error
  4. Copy the downloaded zip to the root of the phone's internal storage
  5. Open Settings > System update, tap the gear icon in the top right corner, choose Local upgrade, and select the copied zip file
  6. Let the phone install and reboot on its own, then confirm the new build number under Settings > About phone > Version

SP Flash Tool (scatter-based, for full-ROM or NV/IMEI repair)

SP Flash Tool works the same way across thousands of devices from many brands, so the full walkthrough lives on FlashGuideHub. What is specific to OnePlus Nord CE 2 5G (IV2201 Ivan) is below.

  • Load the scatter file named MT6877_Android_scatter.txt from the extracted package into SP Flash Tool
  • Independent firmware archives for this model report unauthenticated SP Flash Tool sessions working only against the A.09 build; later builds require a matching Download Agent auth file
  • See FlashGuideHub's SP Flash Tool guide for the full scatter-loading walkthrough
Full SP Flash Tool step-by-step guide on FlashGuideHub

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