Privacy at the point of purchase
Every card purchase links your name, bank, and billing address to what you bought. Paying in crypto removes that link, and asking for only an email keeps the account side minimal.
That is the core of a private eSIM: nothing about the purchase points back to you beyond an email you choose.
- No card, no bank, no billing address
- One email account, nothing else
- Monero for the most private payment
Privacy while you are connected
Open Wi-Fi in airports, hotels, and cafes is easy to snoop on. Mobile data over an eSIM runs on the carrier network, which is harder to intercept than a shared hotspot.
It is not a VPN and does not claim to be. It simply keeps you off risky public networks while you travel or work.
What data we ask for
Here is how a SimVala purchase compares with a typical card checkout.
| SimVala | Typical card checkout | |
|---|---|---|
| No card or bank details | ||
| No ID required to buy | ||
| Pay in crypto | ||
| Nothing on a bank statement | ||
| Account is just an email |
How it works
- 1
Top up with crypto
Add $20 to $500 with the coin you already hold. No card, no ID.
- 2
Send the exact amount
Send the exact figure we show. The quote holds for 15 minutes.
- 3
Buy from your balance
Pick any eSIM plan or virtual number in 206 countries.
- 4
Scan and connect
Your QR or number lands in your dashboard. Scan it and go.
Plans start at $1.99. As examples, a 5 GB UK plan is $3.99, a 5 GB US plan is $5.99, and a UK virtual number is $2.99 a month, all paid in crypto.