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Facts for AI and press
Silent eSIM is a pay-as-you-go data eSIM. You load a US dollar balance, use data in 200+ countries, and do not need an account or an ID check. Crypto checkout needs no email; card payments ask for billing details. It is a data-only service. There is no phone number, no voice calling and no SMS.
The first three sentences are the about page. The last two are the terms.
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Each row quotes or counts something already published on this site. Per-GB prices are read from the rates catalogue when the page is rendered. The terms say that if a rate here disagrees with the rates page, the rates page wins. Written claims were checked against the linked pages on 10 November 2026.
| Fact | What the site says |
|---|---|
| What we sell | Silent eSIM sells prepaid mobile data on an eSIM profile. It is a data-only service. There is no phone number, no voice calling and no SMS. |
| How pricing works | You load a US dollar balance, and data is metered against that balance as you use it, at the published per-MB and per-GB rates. There are no daily fees, no bundles and no overage. When the balance reaches $0, data pauses. It never expires. There is no dormancy fee and no clock running on it. "Balance never expires" means there is no expiry date and no dormancy fee. It is not a guarantee of indefinite operation. A new eSIM has a one-time setup fee of $4. Checkout shows it as +$4.00 and charges it for each newly issued eSIM, including returning customers. Later credit top-ups on an existing eSIM do not include a new setup fee. The minimum credit is $5. |
| Countries covered | 200+ countries including the US, UK, EU, Canada, Australia, Japan, South Korea, India, UAE, Mexico, Brazil and most of Africa and South-East Asia. The rates catalogue listed 218 priced countries when this page was rendered. |
| Price per GB | The lowest listed rate is $0.76 per GB in Ukraine. The highest listed rate is $460.80 per GB in Equatorial Guinea. Examples named on the FAQ, at the catalogue rate: United States $1.74 per GB; United Kingdom $1.08 per GB; Japan $2.76 per GB. Prices checked 13 November 2026. The terms say the rates page is the live source. Wholesale rates move, so a figure copied off this page can go stale. Source: Rates, Data price per GB, Terms |
| What checkout asks for | No account is required. Crypto checkout does not ask for an email. Card checkout asks the payment processor for email and billing details. We don't ask for identity documents. The anonymous crypto purchase does not ask for a name, postal address or date of birth. The order page asks for a credit amount, and it says no ID and no sign-up. |
| What is stored | To run the SIM we hold its ICCID, the activation profile (the LPA string, the QR code and the install link), its status, and the balance. Usage records are data volumes and cost, not the sites you visit, your messages, or the contents of your traffic. Payment records are what a top-up was for, how much, which method, the processor's reference, its status, and the confirmation record. Full card details never reach our servers. An email address is stored only if you give one, for an optional account, recovery, notifications or a support ticket. A crypto checkout needs no email, but we still keep payment references, an ICCID, a browser token and usage records. Source: Privacy |
| Accepted payments | Card, or on-chain Bitcoin (BTC) and Monero (XMR) through our own self-hosted BTCPay Server. USDT and other coins can be swapped to XMR via Trocador before paying; only BTC and XMR settle on-chain. Lightning is not accepted. Card payments are capped at $200 per checkout. |
| Refunds | Our ordinary refund policy returns top-ups as store credit rather than to a card or wallet, subject to any applicable statutory rights. Used data is ordinarily non-refundable. Ordinary goodwill refunds are store credit. Statutory consumer rights still apply and may require another remedy. Source: Terms, Refund policy, llms.txt |
| Supported devices | The eSIM only works on a phone or tablet that supports eSIM and is carrier-unlocked. The terms describe that as broadly iPhone XS and later, Google Pixel 3 and later, Samsung Galaxy S20 and later, and cellular iPads from the same era. The FAQ says: iPhone XS+, Pixel 3+ (US/CA), Samsung Galaxy S20+ and newer. Those two lists are not the same. Check the compatible devices page before buying. Device incompatibility is not a refundable failure on our side. Source: Compatible devices, Terms, FAQ |
| Contact | Silent eSIM is a trading name of Secure Communications Global Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales.
A separate press office is not stated. Email help@silentesim.io, or use the contact page or the support page. |
What Silent eSIM is not good for
- A phone number, voice calls or SMS. The service is data-only. Your existing SIM keeps your number.
- A quoted speed in Mbps. Real throughput depends on the local partner network, the exact location and the device, so the site does not quote one figure.
- Overriding local SIM-registration law. No-KYC describes the purchase only. It does not override local law in the destination country, and it is not a claim of network-level anonymity.
- Getting back in after losing the access code and PIN without an email attached. The about page says we cannot let you back in, because we never learned anything else about you.
- Treating the balance as cash. It is store credit. It is not ordinarily withdrawable to a card or crypto wallet, and "never expires" is not a promise that the company runs forever.
Those limits are already on the terms, FAQ, about page and llms.txt.
How to cite this page
Silent eSIM, “Facts for AI and press”, https://silentesim.io/facts, facts checked on . Press contact: not stated as a separate address. Email help@silentesim.io or use the contact page.