Buy Esim with Monero

Last updated: September 4th, 2025

Buy eSIM with Monero (2025 Guide)

Private payments: Pay with XMR instead of credit cards or app-store billing.
Fast setup: Get a QR code or activation code in minutes—no shipping.
Travel-friendly: Data plans in many countries without swapping plastic SIMs.

Silent Link — Anonymous eSIM → silent.link
- What it offers: Anonymous eSIMs/data plans.
- Good for: Travelers and privacy-focused users who want quick, account-light activation.
- Notes: Bring your own unlocked, eSIM-capable phone. Check country coverage first.
simsup.net — Anonymous eSIM & Physical SIM → simsup.net
- What it offers: eSIM with number or data-only; also physical SIM options.
- Good for: Users needing a number and data or broader plan choices.
- Notes: Review region availability, fair-use, and refund terms before paying.
SMSPool — Data-only eSIMs + SMS services → smspool.net
- What it offers: Online SMS verifications and data-only eSIMs.
- Good for: Short trips and temporary data needs.
- Notes: Confirm supported countries and device compatibility.

Anosim (temporary numbers) → anosim.net
Crypton.sh (virtual numbers) → crypton.sh
OnlineSim (virtual numbers) → onlinesim.io (email verification required)
JuicySMS (per-service SMS) → juicysms.com
Freeje / Quackr / Telnum / Virtualsim.net / seven — additional virtual-number options: Freeje, Quackr, Telnum, Virtualsim.net, seven

1) Pick a provider: Start with Silent Link, simsup.net, or SMSPool based on your needs (data-only vs. number+data, region).
2) Check coverage: Confirm country/region support, APN settings, throttling, and plan duration.
3) Prepare a fresh subaddress: In your Monero wallet, generate a new subaddress for this purchase.
4) Pay with XMR: Complete checkout; send the exact amount to the payment address within the time window.
5) Activate: You’ll receive a QR or manual activation code. On iOS/Android, go to Settings → Cellular/Mobile Data → Add eSIM, scan, and follow prompts.
6) Test: Toggle data on, select the correct APN if needed, and verify connectivity.

Unlocked phone: Ensure your device isn’t carrier-locked.
eSIM-capable: iPhone XS/XR or later; most modern Android flagships support eSIM.
Bands & roaming: Check LTE/5G band support for your destination country.

Fresh subaddress: Use a new subaddress per purchase to reduce linkability.
Network hygiene: Consider Tor or a hardened browser while shopping.
Separate identities: Keep eSIM accounts and email aliases compartmentalized.
Save proofs: Store invoices, order IDs, and eSIM codes in a password manager or encrypted notes.

SimXL: Listed on Monerica with a warning (“sends invoice but doesn’t fulfill order”). Avoid: simxl.com
MoneroSMS: Marked with a warning on Monerica for non-delivery/“prevent abuse” issues. Avoid: monerosms.com
Textverified: Marked with external scam reports. Be cautious: textverified.com

Is it truly anonymous? Paying with XMR helps, but network metadata, device identifiers, and usage patterns can still reveal information. Minimize loggable data where possible.
Can I get a phone number with the eSIM? simsup.net offers number+data options; many others are data-only. For OTP/verification, consider virtual-number providers above.
Does it work on iPhone and Android? Yes—if your device is unlocked and eSIM-capable. Always check the provider’s device list.
What if activation fails? Reboot, re-scan the QR, set the APN manually, and contact provider support with your order ID.

Browse the Phone Plans, SMS & SIM Cards category on the curated directory: Monerica.com

Best starting points: Silent Link (anonymous eSIM), simsup.net (eSIM or physical SIM, number or data), SMSPool (data-only eSIMs).
Before you buy: Confirm coverage, plan terms, device compatibility, and use a fresh Monero subaddress.
Avoid flagged services: SimXL, MoneroSMS (per warnings listed on Monerica).

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