Family abroad
Keep a parent connected from another continent: their number gets airtime minutes after you pay, no money-transfer service involved.
Guide
Mobile top-up with crypto, explained
A phone number and a wallet — that is the whole checklist. How direct crypto top-ups work, from Lagos to Manila, in about two minutes.
How a top-up flows
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Pick the country and carrier
Choose from 40 countries, then the carrier that runs the number — Vodafone, Orange, MTN, Airtel and friends. The carrier list per country is right on the page.
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Enter the number and amount
Type the prepaid number with its country prefix, pick an amount starting at $5, and double-check the digits — credit goes to exactly the number you typed.
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Pay and watch it land
Pay with Bitcoin, USDT or 40+ other coins. Once the network confirms, the carrier credits the number — usually within minutes, confirmation by email.
Where this shines
Travel SIMs
Landed with a local prepaid SIM? Refill it from your wallet instead of hunting for scratch cards at a kiosk.
No bank, no problem
Where card payments fail or banks are slow, crypto top-ups go through — the carrier sees a normal recharge.
Quick answers
Which countries are covered?
Forty and counting — the United States, India, the Philippines, Nigeria, Mexico, most of Europe and more. The hub page lists every country and its carriers.
How fast does credit arrive?
Typically within a few minutes of payment confirmation. Carrier processing can occasionally add a little time — the order page tracks it live.
What if I typed the wrong number?
Carriers treat a completed top-up like airtime sold — it usually cannot be pulled back. Triple-check the number; that is the one field we cannot fix afterwards.
Is there a maximum amount?
Limits vary by carrier and country; the amount picker only shows values the carrier accepts, so what you can select is what will work.