Buy an eSIM with Monero

Monero in, eSIM out. Nothing on the chain and nothing on our side says who paid.

205 countries 4,971 plans from $0.45 no account no ID

Why Monero fits an anonymous eSIM

Bitcoin payments are public and can be traced; Monero payments are not. Ring signatures hide the sender, stealth addresses hide the receiver, and confidential amounts hide the value. Combined with a shop that asks for no identity, a Monero-paid eSIM is about as close to a cash purchase as the internet gets.

Every order gets its own subaddress, generated by our own Monero node. There is no payment company in the middle.

Timing

A Monero block is about two minutes. We fulfil after one confirmation, so from sending to having the QR code on screen is typically two to four minutes. The payment page refreshes itself and also works without JavaScript.

Practical notes

Send the exact amount shown; wallets like Cake, Feather and the official GUI handle this well. Monero fees are tiny, so small plans make sense. If you are using an exchange, allow for its withdrawal time and fee.

There is no sign-up. You pay, the eSIM appears with its QR code and manual codes, and an anonymous login key is created for you and printed in the PDF. That key is the whole account: no email, no name, no phone number, no document, and nothing to reset.

Popular destinations

Japanfrom $0.45 Canadafrom $0.45 United Statesfrom $0.45 Australiafrom $0.45 China mainlandfrom $0.45 Thailandfrom $0.45 Malaysiafrom $0.45 South Koreafrom $0.45 Turkeyfrom $0.42 Indonesiafrom $0.45 Singaporefrom $0.45 Vietnamfrom $0.45

All 205 countries

How it works

Pick a destination and a plan.
Pay in Monero. No sign-up.
Scan the QR code. Keep the PDF: it holds the QR, the manual codes and your login key.

Pay with

Bitcoin, Monero, Litecoin, Ethereum, USDT (ERC20, TRC20, BEP20), USDC (ERC20, BEP20), BNB, Tron, or a card.

Questions

Do you need a payment ID?

No. Each order has its own subaddress, so the address alone identifies the invoice.

How many confirmations?

One block, about two minutes.

Is a Monero purchase really anonymous?

On the chain, yes. On our side, yes: no identity is collected. The remaining link is the mobile network seeing your device when the eSIM connects, which is true of every SIM and beyond what any seller can change.

What if I paid late, after the window closed?

We keep watching the address for days after expiry. A late payment is detected and credited; contact support with your login key if you do not see it.