No-KYC eSIM for the USA: no ID, no account
KYC ("know your customer") checks make you upload an ID or prove who you are before you can buy. Zap eSIM doesn't. You pick a plan, pay a Bitcoin Lightning invoice, and your eSIM is on your order page straight away. No ID upload, no account, no email.
No-KYC doesn't mean anonymous, though. Your order details live in your private order link, our host keeps request logs (including IP addresses) for about an hour, Strike processes the payment, our eSIM supplier sees the eSIM's identifiers and usage, and the mobile network carries your traffic. Here's exactly what we collect.
What "no KYC" means at Zap eSIM
- No ID documents, selfies or identity checks.
- No account, password or login.
- No name, address or email at checkout.
- No card: you pay with Bitcoin over Lightning.
What you need to buy
- An unlocked, eSIM-compatible phone (dial
*#06#: if you see an EID, it supports eSIM). - A Lightning wallet with enough sats for the plan. Only have cash?
No-KYC isn't anonymous: what we still see
We'd rather tell you than have you guess. The full table is in what we collect, and eSIM privacy: who can see what covers the carrier side.
Plans
- 1 GB for 7 days: $0.90
- 3 GB for 30 days: $8.49
- 5 GB for 30 days: $11.99
- 10 GB for 30 days: $19.99
- Unlimited for 7 days: $17.99 (First 2 GB each day at full speed, then up to 1 Mbps (best effort, often lower), daily reset about every 24 h.)
Network: Verizon and AT&T in the US (multi-network, 5G/LTE where available). Prices are set server-side in US dollars and charged in sats.
Use it responsibly
Plans are for personal use. Under our terms, the network or our supplier may suspend an eSIM used for illegal activity, spam or network abuse, and no refund is due in that case.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to upload ID to buy a Zap eSIM?
No. There's no ID upload or identity check (no KYC). You choose a plan, pay a Lightning invoice and your eSIM is delivered instantly on your order page.
Do I need an account or an email address?
No account and no email. Your order page link is your receipt, so bookmark it.
Is Zap eSIM anonymous?
No, and we don't claim it is. We don't ask for ID, an account or an email. But your order details live in your order link, our host keeps request logs with IP addresses for about an hour, Strike processes the Lightning payment, our eSIM supplier sees the eSIM's identifiers and usage, and the mobile network carries your traffic. Details: what we collect.
Which networks can I use?
Verizon and AT&T in the US, 5G/LTE where available. They're multi-network plans, so there's no network to pick. Coverage and speeds depend on your location and your device.
What happens if an eSIM is misused?
Plans are for personal use. Under our terms, the network or our supplier may suspend an eSIM used for illegal activity, spam or network abuse, and no refund is due in that case.