The eSIM that doesn't ask for your passport.
Mobile data in 184 countries. You pay from your crypto wallet, we send you a QR code, you're online. No name, no email, no ID: there's no form to fill in.
From $13.99 · data never expires · hotspot included · USDC or USDT
eSIM boarding pass
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Create your account
Full name
Phone
Passport number
Billing address
just this
This was our sign-up form.
Most eSIM shops start with your email, then want your name on a card, and sometimes a photo of your passport. Every one of those fields ends up in a database somewhere.
We crossed them all out. To buy from us you connect a wallet and sign a message. That signature is your account.
Three steps, about two minutes.
1
Pick a country
Choose how much data you need. The price you see is the price you pay, nothing gets added at checkout.
2
Pay from your wallet
USDC or USDT on Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, BNB Chain, Optimism or Ethereum. Your wallet asks you to confirm, you confirm.
3
Scan and go
Your QR code shows up a few seconds later. Install it on Wi-Fi, switch on data roaming when you land.
most of those two minutes is your wallet asking “are you sure?”
Where to?
Price per eSIM, data included.
A US number with nobody's name on it.
For WhatsApp, Telegram and every app that insists on a phone number. It receives SMS codes and calls, lives on the same eSIM as your data, and isn't tied to you on our side.
Get a US number, from $147.99Messages · +1 (305) 555-0147
Your WhatsApp code: 482-913. Don't share it.
Telegram
Telegram code: 70415
22395
Your verification code is 335871
Crossing borders? Keep the same eSIM.
Your credit works in every country we cover. Each country has its own rate, so the same credit goes further in some places than others. Here's roughly what $30.00 gets you:
 France | 24 GB |
 Spain | 23 GB |
| Morocco | 9.0 GB |
 Turkey | 32 GB |
 United Arab Emirates | 3.3 GB |
 Japan | 5.8 GB |
The fine print, in large print.
Blockchains are public.Your payment can be seen on-chain. It's tied to a wallet address, not to your name. Paying from a wallet you only use for this keeps it that way.
Networks still carry your traffic.Like any mobile line, the networks you connect to see technical metadata. We don't see your browsing at all. A VPN or Tor on top hides it from them too.
Your phone has its own opinions.Apps on your phone can still know who you are. We keep your identity out of the purchase, we can't do much about what your apps share.
Fair questions.
Anything else is in the help centre.