Payment methods
You pay for eSIMs from your account credit. Credit is added in a secure checkout that opens on the site, with stablecoins or major coins, from $30 up to $5,000 per payment.
How credit works
Credit is a US dollar balance in your eSIMTrip account. Every eSIM in the store is paid from it, at the price shown on the plan. Credit does not expire, and refunds for unused eSIMs go back to it.
Larger top-ups can carry a bonus; the current bonus is shown in the checkout before you pay.
Accepted coins and networks
| Coin | Networks |
|---|---|
| USDT | Networks:TRON (TRC20), BNB Smart Chain (BEP20), Ethereum (ERC20), Solana |
| USDC | Networks:BNB Smart Chain (BEP20), Ethereum (ERC20), Solana |
| BTC | Networks:Bitcoin |
| ETH | Networks:Ethereum |
| BNB | Networks:BNB Smart Chain |
| SOL | Networks:Solana |
| LTC | Networks:Litecoin |
How to add credit
- 01.Open Add credit in your account and press the top-up button. The PayGate checkout opens over the page.
- 02.Choose the amount, the coin and the network, and enter an email for the receipt.
- 03.Send exactly the amount shown to the address shown. The checkout stays open for 60 minutes.
- 04.Once the network confirms the transfer, the credit appears in your account and in your history.
Checkout fees
The checkout adds a payment fee, shown before you send: 5% from $20, 3% from $40, 2% from $100, 1.75% from $200, 1.5% from $300 and 1% from $500.
Confirmation times
TRON (TRC20) USDT usually confirms in about a minute, BNB Smart Chain in about a minute, Solana in about a minute, Ethereum in about three minutes, Litecoin in about fifteen and Bitcoin in about twenty. TRON USDT is the fastest option.
For BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL and LTC the checkout locks the rate when you choose the coin and tells you the exact amount to send. Send it within 60 minutes and it is confirmed at that amount even if the market moves.
Sending the right amount
- Use the coin and network you chose in the checkout; a different network cannot be detected.
- Send the amount exactly, including the decimals shown.
- Exchanges sometimes subtract a withdrawal fee; add it so the amount that arrives matches.
More answers in the FAQ, or browse the eSIM store.