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Prepaid eSIM with no contract

Updated September 28, 2026 · SimVala editorial
In short

A SimVala eSIM is fully prepaid with no contract and no credit check. You top up a balance in crypto and spend it on data plans as you go. Nothing auto-charges a card, because there is no card. Buy only what you need, when you need it.

How prepaid works here

You add balance once, then buy plans from it. There is no monthly bill, no contract to sign, and no credit check, because you are spending money you already topped up.

Data plans are one-time. Buy a plan, use it, buy another when you want. Simple.

  • No contract and no credit check
  • No surprise bills, because there is no card on file
  • Balance never expires

The one thing that can renew

eSIM data plans never auto-charge. The only product that renews is a virtual number, which renews automatically from your balance while it has funds. Never from a card, because there is no card.

If your balance cannot cover a renewal, you get a 3-day grace period to top up before the number is suspended. You are always in control.

Prepaid, contract or roaming?

A contract gives you a monthly bill and usually a credit check. Roaming adds your home carrier's charges on top of your usual plan. A prepaid eSIM is neither: you pay for a fixed amount of data once, and that is the whole cost.

The table below sets the three side by side, so you can see which fits your trip.

When a plan runs out

Each plan has a fixed amount of data and a set number of days. When either runs out, the plan stops. Nothing renews and nothing is charged.

If you need more, buy another plan from your balance. Plans cannot be topped up once bought, so the new one installs as a new eSIM next to the old one.

  • Nothing renews by itself
  • Buy another plan whenever you need more
  • Delete old eSIMs once they have expired

Prepaid eSIM vs contract vs roaming

Prepaid eSIMPhone contractRoaming
Price known before you pay
No credit check
No monthly bill
Nothing renews by itself
Keeps your own numberOn your main SIM

Roaming uses your existing plan, so it needs no new credit check, but charges land on your bill afterwards.

What data we ask for

Here is how a SimVala purchase compares with a typical card checkout.

SimValaTypical card checkout
No card or bank details
No ID required to buy
Pay in crypto
Nothing on a bank statement
No email or name on file

How it works

  1. 1

    Top up with crypto

    Add $20 to $500 with the coin you already hold. No card, no ID.

  2. 2

    Send the exact amount

    Send the exact figure we show. The quote holds for 15 minutes.

  3. 3

    Buy from your balance

    Pick any eSIM plan or virtual number in 200+ countries.

  4. 4

    Scan and connect

    Your QR or number lands in your dashboard. Scan it and go.

Plans start at $0.69. As examples, a 5 GB UK plan is $3.99, a 5 GB US plan is $4.99, and a UK virtual number is $2.99 a month, all paid in crypto.

Prepaid eSIM, no contract: FAQ

Is there a contract?+

No. Every eSIM plan is prepaid and one-time. There is no contract and no credit check.

Will anything auto-charge me?+

eSIM plans never auto-charge. Virtual numbers renew automatically from your balance while it has funds, never from a card. If the balance runs short, you get a 3-day grace period to top up.

Does my balance expire?+

No. Your balance stays until you spend it.

What is the minimum top up?+

The minimum is $20 and the maximum is $500 per top up.

Can I top up my eSIM with more data?+

Not the same plan. When a plan runs out, you buy a new one from your balance, which installs as a new eSIM.

Is a prepaid eSIM cheaper than roaming?+

Almost always. Carrier roaming passes often cost $10 or more a day, while a prepaid eSIM usually costs a few dollars for a whole trip.

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