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An anonymous eSIM, bought and used without giving your name
Most mobile data comes with a paperwork trail: a contract, a passport scan at a kiosk, or an app account tied to your email. An anonymous eSIM removes that trail. You pick a balance, pay, scan a QR code and you are online, with nothing linking the profile to your legal identity.
What makes an eSIM anonymous
Anonymity here is about what is collected, not about hiding traffic. MoneroSim asks for no name, no address, no email and no document upload. There is no signup form because there is no account: the only thing that ties you to your balance is a recovery token generated in your browser at checkout, of which we keep a one-way hash.
That design choice has a hard edge. If you lose the token, support cannot restore your balance, because there is nothing on our side to match you against. Privacy that can be reversed by a support agent is not privacy, so we accept the trade and tell you about it before you pay.
- No name, address, email or document at any point
- No account, no password, no login link in your inbox
- A one-time recovery token, stored only as a hash
- Crypto payment options that never touch a bank record
How it compares with the usual options
A local prepaid SIM is cheap but in most countries now requires registration against a passport. Carrier roaming is convenient and expensive, and it attaches every byte to your home contract. Bundle eSIM apps sit in between: no passport, but an account, an email address and card details.
Pay as you go, so nothing expires
Bundles punish you for guessing wrong. Buy 3 GB for a week in Spain, use 900 MB, and the rest evaporates. MoneroSim charges per gigabyte at a published country rate and leaves the remainder on your balance for the next trip, however far away that is.
There is a single 5 USD setup fee the first time an eSIM profile is issued. After that, every top-up is pure balance, and the same profile follows you between countries without a new purchase.
Installing and using it
You need an eSIM capable, carrier unlocked handset. After payment you get a QR code and a manual SM-DP+ pairing if your device prefers that. Install over wifi before you travel, keep the profile switched off until you land, then turn on data roaming for the MoneroSim line and it attaches to a local partner network.
Hotspot is included everywhere. Your laptop, tablet or travel router shares the same balance, which is often the difference between a working week abroad and a hunt for cafe wifi.
Side by side
| MoneroSim | Carrier roaming | Bundle eSIM app | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Identity check | None | Full contract | Email account |
| Account needed | |||
| Crypto accepted | Monero, BTC, Lightning, USDT | Rarely | |
| Expiry | Balance never expires | Monthly cycle | 7 to 30 days |
| Unused data | Stays on your balance | Lost | Lost |
| Hotspot | Included | Often blocked | Sometimes blocked |
Questions people ask
Is an anonymous eSIM legal?
Buying and using a data eSIM is legal in the great majority of countries. A handful of states require SIM registration for locally issued numbers, which is a rule aimed at local carriers rather than at travellers using international data roaming. Check the note on your destination page before you travel.
Do you log my browsing?
No. We see aggregate data volume from the network partner so we can bill your balance. We do not receive or store the sites you visit.
What if I lose my recovery token?
The balance cannot be recovered. We store only a hash of the token, so there is no lookup we can run. Save it in a password manager the moment it appears.
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