Silent.link alternative
No account, Monero, Lightning, a +1 number for incoming SMS. First 1 GB from $9 ($4 eSIM + $5 balance).
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What are the alternatives to no-KYC eSIM sellers?
No-KYC eSIM alternatives, one page per seller: UnlistedSIM, a no-ID eSIM seller paid in crypto, compares itself with Silent.link, PikaSim, nadanada, VoidMob, Stellar eSim and Cryptorefills. Each page says what the other seller does better, such as Monero, no account or lower prices, and where we differ: no email at checkout, USDT on TRC-20 or ERC-20, published country ID rules. Our plans start at $1.09.
Compare UnlistedSIM with each seller
PikaSim alternative
No signup, Monero and Zcash, refunds paid back in BTC or Lightning.
nadanada alternative
"No KYC", from $0.99, Lightning and Monero. The old LNVPN eSIM page redirects here.
VoidMob alternative
No ID, passport or selfie; non-VoIP numbers sold separately; Monero per a tester.
Stellar eSim alternative
Swiss seller with the lowest listed crypto prices in esimdb data, Monero and a VPN.
Cryptorefills alternative
Crypto only, "No KYC", nine named networks from Lightning to TON.
Best no-KYC eSIM (2026)
All eight sellers ranked on the same ten criteria, with two comparison tables.
Which travel eSIMs include a phone number?
A dated registry of sellers that include or sell a number, and those that are data only.
How do we compare no-KYC eSIM sellers?
Every page uses the same method:
- The seller's own pages first. We quote its words where we can, with the date we read them: 9 October 2026 for this set.
- Third parties named. When a fact comes from a forum tester or a review site, the page says so in the same line.
- Prices only when dated. Competitor prices come from the seller's site or from esimdb data of the same day. Our own prices are read from our live catalogue when the page is built.
- Empty means unknown. A dash means the sources we checked did not say, not that the answer is no.
- Their strengths first. Each page lists what the other seller does better before it lists our differences.
We sell eSIMs, so none of these pages is independent. The disclosure is on every table.
What does UnlistedSIM do differently?
UnlistedSIM sells data-only eSIMs with no ID and no email at checkout, paid in crypto (BTC, USDT, USDC, ETH, SOL, LTC). A random account number is the login; an email in the client area, for receipts, reminders or recovery, stays optional. You top up a prepaid balance from $10, and the balance never expires.
What we do not do, said first: no Monero, no Lightning, no phone numbers, no card, and no published exit-IP data yet. What we publish instead: the SIM ID rules of 34 countries in the Travel eSIM ID Registry, and what we collect, field by field.
No-KYC eSIM alternatives: FAQ
Which no-KYC eSIM alternatives accept Monero?
Silent.link, PikaSim, nadanada and Stellar eSim list Monero (XMR) on their sites, checked 9 October 2026. A tester on the official GrapheneOS forum reported that VoidMob accepts it too. Monero is not in the coin list we read on Cryptorefills' eSIM page, so check its checkout. UnlistedSIM does not accept Monero; we accept Bitcoin (BTC), Tether (USDT), USD Coin (USDC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), Litecoin (LTC).
Which no-KYC eSIM alternatives need no account?
Silent.link, where the order page is the only access, and PikaSim, which says "no signup, no email". UnlistedSIM has an account that holds no name and no phone number: a random account number is the login. No email is asked at checkout or needed to log in; you may add one in the client area for receipts, reminders or recovery, and it stays optional. The account holds your balance, orders and QR codes.
Which no-KYC eSIM seller is the cheapest?
In esimdb data of 9 October 2026, Stellar eSim had the lowest price payable in crypto in 95 of 100 price cells, not verified at checkout. Among sellers without an account, nadanada was lowest in 80 of 100 cells. UnlistedSIM does not claim the lowest price; our plans start at $1.09, with no ID and no email, paid in crypto. Details are in the best no-KYC eSIM comparison.
Do these sellers include a phone number?
Some sell one. Silent.link sells a +1 number that receives SMS for $93 a year plus a $5 balance (checked 9 October 2026), VoidMob sells non-VoIP numbers separately, and PikaSim sells an SMS service separately. UnlistedSIM eSIMs are data only: no number, no calls, no SMS. The registry of 16 sellers is on eSIMs with a phone number.
Are these comparisons independent?
No. UnlistedSIM sells eSIMs, and our plans are included and marked in every table. To keep the pages checkable, every competitor fact is dated and sourced, unknowns are left as dashes, and each page lists what the other seller does better before our own differences.
Why is there no Bitrefill alternative page?
Bitrefill is compared in our best no-KYC eSIM ranking. Its eSIM pages say "No verification required" and "No calls/SMS", and its eSIMs are delivered by email. For now, the separate pages cover the six sellers listed above, with all eight sellers side by side in the ranking.
Sources (7)
- Silent.link home page silent.link — Silent.link (checked 2026-10-09)
- PikaSim FAQ pikasim.com/faq — PikaSim (checked 2026-10-09)
- nadanada eSIM nadanada.me/esim — nadanada (checked 2026-10-09)
- VoidMob eSIM voidmob.com/esim — VoidMob (checked 2026-10-09)
- Stellar eSim stellarsecurity.com/stellar-esim — Stellar Security (checked 2026-10-09)
- Cryptorefills eSIM cryptorefills.com/en/esim — Cryptorefills (checked 2026-10-09)
- Tested the no-KYC eSIM providers on GrapheneOS: results on what works best — GrapheneOS discussion forum (2026-05-21)