Privacy
Anonymous eSIM — no KYC, no ID
Most travel eSIMs ask for your passport, email, and phone number. Silent eSIM asks for none of that. Pay in crypto and you're a stranger to us.
What "anonymous" actually means
- No KYC. We never ask for ID, passport, or selfie.
- No email required. An anonymous token tied to your browser is enough to manage your eSIM.
- Crypto by default. Pay with Bitcoin, Lightning or USDT — no card, no bank trail.
- No phone number. Data-only eSIM. You can't be SMS-tracked because there's no number to call.
- Recovery without identity. Each eSIM gets a one-time access code + PIN. Lose your browser, recover with those.
Who buys an anonymous eSIM?
Travellers who don't want their movements stitched to a domestic carrier. Journalists and activists who can't risk a SIM register. Founders meeting investors abroad. Anyone who treats their location as personal data.
Is it legal?
Yes — pay-as-you-go data eSIMs are unregulated in most countries, the same as buying a prepaid SIM at an airport kiosk. A handful of countries (e.g. UAE, China) require local SIM registration; check local rules before relying on data-only roaming there.