How it works

From itinerary to signal in four steps

1
Plan the route
List every country you'll pass through. We show whether one plan covers it or which combination does.
2
Pay by card or crypto
Your total is confirmed before payment. Card via Stripe, cryptocurrency via a Cryptomus invoice.
3
Install before you leave
Once payment is verified, scan your QR code on Wi-Fi at home. Leave the travel line switched off.
4
Switch on when you land
Turn the travel line on, choose it for mobile data and enable data roaming on that line.

Is my phone compatible?

Your phone needs two things: eSIM support, and to be unlocked by your home carrier.

iPhone: Settings → General → About. An “EID” or “Digital SIM” entry indicates eSIM support. Carrier lock status shows under “Carrier Lock”.
Android: Settings → Network & internet (or Connections) → SIMs. An option to add an eSIM or download a SIM indicates support.
Any phone: dialling *#06# shows an EID number on many eSIM-capable devices.

Some models sold in certain regions ship without eSIM, even if other versions have it.
A phone locked to one carrier may refuse other eSIMs — ask your carrier to unlock it before travelling.
Most travel eSIMs are data-only; keep your home line for calls and SMS.