Data, Anywhere. No Account. No ID.

Most phones released since 2018 include an embedded SIM (eUICC) chip alongside — or instead of — the physical SIM tray. A prepaid data eSIM adds a temporary data plan next to your normal SIM: you keep your own number, use the prepaid plan for data while it’s valid, and delete it when you’re done. Nothing about your primary SIM changes.

• Works alongside your existing SIM — your number stays untouched
• No shipping, no store visit — the plan arrives as a QR code
• Requires an eSIM-capable, carrier-unlocked phone

What Your Mobile Network Sees.

We don’t know who you are. Your mobile network still does — that’s how mobile networks work.

As soon as an eSIM connects, the local operator carrying your data keeps a record of it: which cell towers your phone talks to — which places it in a neighbourhood, not at an address — when it connects, and how much data it moves. That is not a policy a reseller chooses. A phone has to announce itself to nearby towers to receive a signal at all, so the record exists the moment the connection does.

The device is identifiable too. Every phone transmits its IMEI — the serial number of the handset itself — and the network can associate that with the ICCID, the unique serial number of the eSIM profile shown on your delivery screen. If that same handset has previously carried a SIM registered in someone’s name, the two are linked from the first connection.

This is how mobile networks work — it applies to every eSIM, from every provider, including ours. No reseller can change it. What we can control is what we ask you for: no name, no email address, no identity document and no account — only the country of residence our billing records require.

• The network sees approximate location, timing and data volume — inherent to cellular service, not a choice we make
• The IMEI and the ICCID are both visible to the operator, and can be associated with each other
• Buying without an identity check is not the same as being anonymous on the network