What the network accepts
One market may take only airtime. The next takes data packs as well. We show what that network will actually accept.
Will it land on that number?
That is the only question worth asking before you send. We answer it in about a second. Type the number and we read the country, the network and the products that network takes.
Behind the check sit direct links to 230+ mobile networks across 80+ countries. No reseller chain in the middle. That is why the average delivery is five to seven seconds.
- Markets reached
- 80+
- Direct network links
- 230+
- Regions
- 6
Coverage, region by region
The flow is the same everywhere. What changes is the habit of the market. Each row points at the product senders in that region reach for first.
- See the networks we link to
Africa
Airtime leads here. Sends are small and frequent, and they land on the network the phone already runs on.
- Compare data bundles
Asia and the Pacific
Most senders pick data. A bundle lands as a data pack, so the credit cannot drain on calls by mistake.
- Read how pricing works
Latin America and the Caribbean
Local currencies move week to week. You see your own currency and the landing amount together before you pay.
- Set a standing top-up
Europe
Prepaid student lines and work phones dominate. A standing rule keeps them topped up without a monthly reminder.
- Send airtime to a number
Middle East and Central Asia
Number formats vary widely across these markets. We match the prefix to the network first, then show the options.
- Start a top-up
North America
Prepaid lines take both airtime and data. Cards issued abroad go through, so a foreign card is never the blocker.
What changes from country to country
Four things differ by market. We handle all four for you, before the payment screen. Nothing is left to guesswork.
Which operators we connect to-
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The amounts on offer
Operators set their own denominations. So the amounts you see are the ones the network sells, not a rounded guess.
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The currency you see
You pay in your currency. The phone gets the local one. Both figures sit on the screen before you confirm.
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How the number is written
Country codes, trunk zeros and prefixes differ. We clean up the format for you and flag a number that cannot be read.
What the number check reads
Four reads, one after the other, in about a second. You see the result before any card details are asked for.
| Read | How we get it | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Country | Read from the dialling code | Tells us which market rules to apply. |
| Network | Matched on the number prefix | Ported numbers are checked against the live routing table. |
| Product | Airtime, data or both | Only the products that network accepts are offered. |
| Price | Your currency and theirs | One figure to pay. Nothing is added at the end. |
Card details never touch our own systems in raw form. Read the security and compliance notes or the data handling summary.
Check a number, not a list
One number tells you more than any table can. Enter it and you will see the network, the amounts and the price in your own currency.