Anonymous connectivity
The anonymous eSIM.No KYC. No account.
Global mobile data in more than 200 countries, billed per megabyte from a balance that never expires. Pay with Monero and nobody, including us, learns who you are.
- Setup fee
- $5
- From
- $1.80/GB
- Expiry
- Never
Buy an anonymous eSIM
Monero, Bitcoin, Lightning and USDT, or any major card. Nothing is verified either way.
Hotspot included. Balance never expires.
Built for people who would rather not be identified
No KYC, no account
No passport, no email, no password. A recovery token is the only thing that links you to your balance, and we store only a hash of it.
Nothing expires
Your balance is credit, not a plan. No monthly fee, no 30 day window, no data quietly disappearing between trips.
200+ countries
One balance on tier-one partner networks worldwide. Cross a border and the rate changes; nothing else does.
Monero first
Pay with Monero, Bitcoin, Lightning or USDT. Cards work too, for people whose threat model is not their bank.
Hotspot included
Tether a laptop or share with a travel companion at the same per megabyte rate. No surcharge, no separate plan.
Online in two minutes
Pay, scan the QR code, turn on data roaming. No queue, no registration desk, no waiting for a physical card.
How it compares
The alternatives each fail on a different axis. This is the honest version.
| Â | MoneroSim | Carrier roaming | Airport SIM | Travel eSIM bundle |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No ID required | ||||
| No account needed | ||||
| Crypto payment | ||||
| Balance never expires | ||||
| Works across borders | Region only | |||
| Hotspot included | Sometimes | Varies | ||
| Typical cost, 3 GB in Spain | $6 | $120 | $15 plus ID | $25 |
Popular destinations
Common questions
Do I need to give any personal details?
No. There is no signup form, no email requirement and no identity check. You pay, you get a QR code and a recovery token, and that is the whole relationship.
Does the balance expire?
Never. There is no monthly fee and no dormancy charge, so credit left after a trip is still there for the next one.
Which countries does it work in?
More than 200 countries and territories on tier-one partner networks, billed per megabyte at the local published rate.
Can I pay with Monero?
Yes, and it is the default. Bitcoin, Lightning, USDT and ordinary cards also work if you prefer.