No-KYC eSIM

No passport scan, no selfie, no phone-number verification, no email. A plan, a payment, an eSIM.

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

What KYC means for SIMs, and why this is different

In many countries a local SIM card can only be activated after the carrier records your passport or national ID, and sometimes a photo. Travel eSIMs are issued by carriers in jurisdictions where prepaid data does not require that, and sold to you by a shop that can decide what to ask. We ask for nothing.

That is the whole of it. There is no verification step that is merely skipped or made optional; the fields do not exist.

What you do need

A phone that supports eSIM and is not carrier-locked, and a way to pay. Card works. So do Bitcoin, Monero, Litecoin, Ethereum, USDT and USDC. Delivery is immediate for card and a few minutes for crypto.

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.

Where it works

Every plan on this site is no-KYC, across 200+ countries and dozens of regional bundles. Each destination page lists the networks used, the plan sizes and the price of every option, compared across the carriers we carry.

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 with crypto or card. 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

Is a no-KYC eSIM the same as a burner SIM?

It is closer than a registered local SIM, but it is data only: there is no phone number, so no calls or SMS. For messaging and calling, use apps over data.

Will I be asked for ID at any point later?

No. Not at purchase, not for top-ups, not for support. Support identifies you by your login key.

Can I buy several eSIMs?

Yes, as many as you like, and they can all sit under one anonymous key or under separate ones if you prefer to keep purchases apart.

Does no-KYC mean lower quality?

No. The eSIM is a standard profile on a real local network, the same carriers used by plans that do require registration elsewhere.