Data for 190+ destinations from $1.99, bought with crypto and no identity check.
No-KYC data eSIM
Internet you can buy without a verification step
- No identity document, no selfie, no account and no phone verification at any point.
- Cryptocurrency only, twelve coins including Monero, so no card or bank identity is attached.
- Delivery is automatic once the payment confirms, with no approval queue and no office hours.
- Measured confirmation times are published per coin rather than estimated.
- The mobile network still sees the usual subscriber identifiers; no-KYC is about the purchase.
KYC means know your customer. On a mobile plan it is the moment a seller checks who you are: a passport at a counter, a document upload in an app, sometimes a selfie held next to it. It exists because operators are required to know who holds a number, and it is why buying a SIM in many countries feels like opening a bank account.
This page is about the version without that step. A data eSIM sold with no KYC asks for no document, no name and no account. You choose a plan, pay in cryptocurrency, and the QR code arrives on the order page. Below is exactly what is and is not verified, so you can judge it rather than take our word for it.
What we verify, which is nothing about you
The only thing checked at this checkout is that a payment arrived. There is no identity step, no document upload, no phone verification and no account creation. The order is held against an 8-character code rather than against a person, which is why nothing about you needs to be verified in the first place.
An email address is offered as an option, not a requirement, and is used only to send the order link or an expiry reminder. If you leave it blank the order still works; the code is the key.
Why the payment rail matters here
A card payment would defeat the point. Cards carry a name, a billing address and a bank behind them, so a shop that takes cards knows who its customer is whether it wants to or not. Cryptocurrency-only checkout is what makes a no-KYC sale honest rather than cosmetic: twelve coins including Monero, and no card form anywhere in the flow.
That also fixes the timing question people ask next. Payment confirmation is the only wait, and we publish the measured times per coin from our own orders rather than estimating: half of all payments confirm inside about a minute, and Monero, the slowest, sits around nineteen.
What no-KYC does not mean
It does not mean the connection is anonymous. A data eSIM attaches to a real mobile network, and that network sees the profile identifier, the device identifier and the cells it connects through, exactly as with any SIM. No purchase method changes that.
It also does not mean rules elsewhere disappear. Some countries require local SIMs to be registered; a roaming data profile is a different thing, and we are not in a position to give legal advice about your country. What we can do is tell you precisely what we hold, which is a payment record, an optional email and the country the CDN reported.
Buying without a verification step
- 1
Choose the plan
Pick the destination you will connect in and the size you need. From $1.99 for 1GB over 7 days, up to 50GB plans, across 190+ destinations.
- 2
Pick a coin
Twelve options including Monero, BTC, ETH, SOL, TRX and USDT on three networks. The invoice shows the exact amount and the address; send the exact amount from a wallet you control.
- 3
Wait for confirmation, not for us
Delivery is automatic and has no human approval step. The order page updates itself the moment the network confirms.
- 4
Install and store the code
Scan the QR to install the profile, then save the 8-character code somewhere you will still have it in a month.
Questions & answers
What does no-KYC actually mean for an eSIM?
It means the seller does not verify who you are before selling you the plan: no document, no selfie, no account. Here it also means no card, because a card would carry your identity anyway. It does not mean the mobile network you connect to stops seeing the normal subscriber identifiers.
Do you ask for an email address?
Only as an option. It is used to send the order link and, if you switch it on, an expiry reminder. Leave it blank and the order still works; the 8-character code issued at checkout is what opens the order page.
Which coins can I pay with?
Twelve: BTC, XMR, ETH, SOL, TON, TRX, DOGE, BNB, USDT on TRC20, BEP20 and ERC20, and USDC. There is no card form and no bank transfer anywhere in the flow.
How long until I get the QR?
Delivery is triggered by the payment confirming on the blockchain, with no human step in between. Measured on our own orders, half of all payments confirm within about a minute; USDT on Tron is the quickest and Monero the slowest at around nineteen minutes.
Can I use it as my main data plan?
Many buyers do, including in the country they live in, because the profile roams onto a local network. Plans are prepaid and expire, so it suits people who would rather buy data in blocks than hold a contract in their name.