Top up a phone anywhere you have people
Send airtime or data to a mobile number in 80+ countries. The credit lands on the handset, on its own network, in its own currency. Delivery averages five to seven seconds.
You see the amount, the fee and the exchange rate before you confirm. Nothing is added afterwards.
Three steps, about a minute
The order never changes. Number, product, payment. You can stop after step two if you only wanted a price.
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Enter the number you want to credit
Type the phone number in full, with its country code. We read the country and show the networks that serve it. No account is needed to get a price.
See which countries we reach -
Pick airtime, data or a bundle
Airtime is open credit. Data is a set volume. A bundle mixes both, often with calls and texts. Each option shows what the phone gets, in plain words.
Compare mobile bundles -
Pay and watch it land
The total, the fee and the rate are all on the payment screen. Cards issued in another country work here. Delivery averages five to seven seconds.
Read how pricing works
What you can send
Three product types cover almost every request. Pick by what the person on the other end actually needs.
| Type | What lands | Best for | Arrives in |
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| Airtime | Open balance | Calls, texts, and pay-as-you-go data | Seconds |
| Data | Set volume | A relative who only needs the internet | Seconds |
| Bundle | Mixed pack | Calls, texts and data in one buy | Seconds |
Not sure which network a number belongs to? Check the operator list
Built for the payment screen
Most top-ups fail at checkout, not at delivery. We connect straight to operators instead of routing through a reseller chain. Card data never rests on our own systems.
How we handle payments-
Foreign cards welcome
Pay from the country you live in, for a number in the country you left. That mismatch is normal here.
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One price, shown up front
The rate and the fee sit on the screen before you confirm. See the fee table
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Set it and forget it
A repeat schedule sends the same amount each month. Set up a repeat top-up
Questions people ask first
Will my card be accepted?
Yes. Cards issued outside the destination country work here. That block is the main reason people give up on a local top-up site.
What does the phone actually receive?
It receives credit on its own network, in local currency. There is no app to install and no code for the other person to type.
Can I set a recharge to repeat?
Yes. A scheduled top-up sends the same amount on a day you pick, so nobody has to remember it each month.
What if the number is wrong?
We check the number against the operator before you pay. A number we cannot match is refused at that point, not after your money moves.
Still stuck on something? Read the top-up guides
Credit a phone before morning
Start with the country. We will show the networks, the products and the exact cost. Nothing leaves your card until you say so.