The privacy eSIM

Most eSIM apps are ad-tech with a data plan attached. This one is a data plan.

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

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What is missing on purpose

There is no app to install and no account to create. There are no analytics scripts, no advertising pixels, no session-replay tools and no third-party fonts or CDNs loading from other companies. The page you are reading is served by us, from our server, and nothing else is watching it render.

We do not keep web access logs, we do not record when you were last active, and a visitor who only browses is never given a cookie.

What is there on purpose

The shop works with JavaScript off, end to end, including payment, because a site that only works with scripts enabled is asking you to trust scripts. It is mirrored on Tor and I2P for people who do not want to show an IP. Crypto payments are processed on our own infrastructure, so no payment company sees your order.

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.

What the carrier still sees

An eSIM connects your phone to a mobile network, and that network sees your device the way it sees every phone. We cannot change that and will not pretend to. Our promise is narrower and checkable: nothing about you is collected by us, so nothing about you can be lost, sold or handed over by us.

Popular destinations

All 205 countries

How it works

  1. Pick a destination and a plan.
  2. Pay with crypto or card. No sign-up.
  3. 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 run analytics?

No. No Google Analytics, no pixels, no fingerprinting scripts. We count views on blog posts with a plain database counter and that is the extent of it.

What data do you store about an order?

The plan, the payment record, and the eSIM profile identifiers needed to show you usage and to support you. Nothing that identifies a person.

Is card payment private?

The card network sees a payment to us; we see no more than that and store no card details. For a payment nobody can trace to you, use Monero.

Why should I trust these claims?

You can check most of them: turn off JavaScript and buy, open the site in a browser with a content inspector and look for third-party requests, or load the onion address. Claims you can test are worth more than a privacy policy.

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