If an eSIM cannot be installed and has used no data, email support@anon-esim.org with your order number and we will replace or refund it. Once an eSIM has been installed or used, it cannot be refunded.

Anonymous eSIM, no ID and no KYC: prepaid data for 200+ countries

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All 202 countries

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One eSIM for several countries

Why people choose a SIM with no ID

Some want privacy, some want convenience, most want both. None of them should have to hand a stranger their passport to get online.

Online before you leave the airport

Buy at home, scan the QR code, and your phone connects when you land. No kiosk queue, no shop opening hours, no forms.

Your passport stays in your pocket

Buying a local SIM often means someone photocopying your passport. Here nobody handles your documents, because nobody asks for them.

A SIM registry is a list waiting to leak

Registering a SIM ties your legal name to your number, your movements and who you talk to. Those databases get breached, sold and misused. An eSIM that was never linked to you cannot leak you.

Keep your usual number

Your own SIM stays in the phone. WhatsApp and your other apps carry on under your usual number while the eSIM supplies the data.

Less to steal from you

Carrier accounts are how SIM-swap fraud works: a thief talks support into moving your line. Here there is no account, no password and no agent who can be talked into anything.

A separate line for a separate job

Selling online, flat hunting, dating, a side business. A data line that does not lead back to your main identity keeps each part of your life in its own box.

Reporters, researchers and their sources

If your work depends on people being able to reach you safely, a connection that is not registered in your name is basic hygiene.

Pay however you like

Pay by Visa or Mastercard, Crypto, JazzCash, Easypaisa or Bank Transfer. Every option is open to everyone, wherever you are. Card details go to the card processor's secure page and are never typed into this site.

No roaming bill, no contract

Every plan is prepaid. When the data or the days run out, it stops. Nothing renews and nothing can be charged later.

How it works

Choose a plan
Pick a country, then how much data and how many days. The price you see is the price you pay.
Pay
Pay by Visa or Mastercard, Crypto, JazzCash, Easypaisa or Bank Transfer. Card payments and the main cryptocurrencies are confirmed automatically. JazzCash, Easypaisa and Bank Transfer payments are confirmed by us once the money arrives.
Scan the QR code
Your eSIM appears on your order page with its QR code and manual install details. Give an email and we send it there too.

What we keep, exactly

Anonymous should be a description of the database, not a slogan. This is ours.

This site sets one cookie for your currency and one while you check out. It loads no trackers, no analytics and nothing from other companies' servers.

Name, ID, address, phone	Never asked
Account or password	Do not exist
Card details	Entered on the card processor's page, never on this site
Your IP address	Not saved with your order
Email	Only if you give one (card payments need one). Wiped after 90 Days
The eSIM details	Kept 90 Days so you can reopen your order, then wiped
Plan, price, payment reference	Kept for our accounts

Questions, answered plainly

Before you buy

What exactly am I buying?

A prepaid mobile data plan, delivered as a QR code. Scan it and your phone adds an eSIM, a SIM card with no plastic. Each plan has a set amount of data and a set number of days. There is no contract and nothing renews.

Do I need ID, an account or an app?

None of them. You pick a plan, pay, and receive a QR code. We never ask for your name, a document or a phone number, and there is nothing to sign up for or download.

Will it work on my phone?

Your phone must support eSIM and must not be locked to one carrier. That covers iPhone XS and newer, Google Pixel 3 and newer, Samsung Galaxy S20 and newer, and most phones sold in the last few years. On many phones, dialling *#06# shows an EID number if eSIM is supported.

Is it 3G, 4G or 5G?

Each plan shows the network generations it can use, for example “3G/4G/5G”, and the checkout names the local carriers. Your phone connects to the fastest one available where you are standing, so a plan marked 5G uses 5G where the carrier has it and your phone supports it, and drops to 4G or 3G elsewhere.

How do the unlimited plans work?

They are priced per Day and you choose how many Days you want. Each Day you get a set amount at full speed, such as 1 GB or 5 GB. If you use that up, you stay connected at a lower speed until the next Day, when the full-speed amount starts again. A plan with more full-speed data per Day costs more.

Do I get a phone number?

These are data plans: they give you mobile internet, not a number for calls and SMS. You can call and message through apps such as WhatsApp, Signal, Telegram or FaceTime, and your own SIM keeps working alongside.

Can I buy now and use it later?

Yes. Nearly every plan starts counting when the eSIM first connects to a network in the country it covers, so you can buy and install it before you travel. A few start when you install them. The checkout says which, on the line marked “Starts”.

Paying

How can I pay?

Pay by Visa or Mastercard, Crypto, JazzCash, Easypaisa or Bank Transfer. Every option is open to every customer.

Prices are shown in GBP and you can switch currency at the top of the page. Cards are charged in US dollars at the same value. If you choose JazzCash, Easypaisa or a Pakistani Bank Transfer, the total is converted to Pakistani rupees for you at checkout. Crypto is quoted at the live rate when you place the order.

How fast do I get my eSIM?

It depends only on how quickly your payment can be confirmed:

Card: usually within a few minutes of the payment being approved.
Crypto: as soon as the network confirms your payment. That is about a minute for USDT on Tron, a few minutes for Ethereum and Litecoin, and typically 10 to 30 minutes for Bitcoin. No one has to approve it.
JazzCash, Easypaisa or Bank Transfer: you pay, enter your transaction ID, and a person checks that the money arrived before releasing the eSIM. Allow up to a few hours.

Whichever you choose, the eSIM then appears on your order page by itself, and is emailed to you if you gave an address.

Is there a minimum for card payments?

Yes. Card processors do not accept very small payments, so plans under $2.00 cannot be paid by card. Those plans can still be bought with any of the other options.

I paid. Where is my eSIM?

Open Find my order and enter your order number. The page shows whether we are still waiting for the payment, checking it, or have delivered your eSIM. For Crypto, the amount must match the order to the last digit; if your wallet took its fee out of the amount, write to us. If nothing has changed after a few hours, email [email protected] with your order number and we will sort it out. A payment that has reached us is never lost.

After you buy

How do I install it?

Scan the QR code from your phone's settings: on iPhone, Settings, Mobile Service, Add eSIM; on Android, Settings, Network and internet, SIMs, Add eSIM. It takes about a minute and needs an internet connection. Step-by-step instructions are on your order page, along with codes you can type in if you cannot scan.

I closed the page. How do I get my QR code back?

Go to Find my order and enter your order number. It is shown on your payment page and in the email we send. There is no account and no password to remember.

What if I run out of data?

Buy another plan. Your phone can hold several eSIMs, so you can add a new one whenever you need it.

Can I get a refund?

If an eSIM cannot be installed and has used no data, email [email protected] with your order number and we will replace or refund it. Once an eSIM has been installed or used, it cannot be refunded.

Privacy

Which way of paying is the most private?

Crypto, with no email, is the most private: all we hold is the order and a blockchain transaction ID. A mobile wallet payment or Bank Transfer shows us the sender name your provider attaches to it. A card is the most convenient and the least private: the card processor sees your card, needs an email for its receipt, and may ask new customers to confirm who they are. We never see your card or anything you show them. Whichever you pick, the eSIM itself is the same and is not registered to anyone.

Does this make me untraceable?

No, and be wary of anyone who says it does. The eSIM is not registered to a person, so there is no name on file with us or the network. The network still sees your phone's hardware ID and roughly where it is, as it does for every phone. If that matters to you, use a VPN and think about which device you install it on.

Is this legal?

Buying prepaid travel data without registering is normal in most of the world. Some countries require SIM registration for their residents. You are responsible for following the law where you are, and these eSIMs may not be used for anything unlawful.

A SIM card with no name on it.