Payments and refunds

Will my bank charge me a currency conversion fee?

Payments and refunds

It may. We charge the US dollar price shown before you pay; anything your bank adds for converting it is between you and your bank.

Nothing is added by us at that step, whichever payment method you choose.

If a conversion fee matters to you, a card that does not charge one is the answer, not a different plan.

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What currency are your prices in?

US dollars, unless a price says otherwise. The same plan costs the same wherever in the world you are buying from.

The price does not move with the season, the device you are holding, or how many times you have looked at it.

Your bank converts the dollar amount into your own currency at its own rate.

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Are there any extra fees at checkout?

No. No activation fee, no card surcharge, no service charge, and no "from" price that becomes something else at the end.

The price on the button is the whole price, paid once. There is no subscription and no daily charge.

The only thing that can be added is your own bank’s currency conversion.

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How can I pay for an eSIM?

By card, and by the wallets and methods your country and device support — Apple Pay, Google Pay and PayPal among them. The payment form shows what is available to you.

We never see or store your card number. The card form belongs to our payment provider, Stripe, and the details go straight there.

No account is needed to pay, and nothing is kept to charge you again.

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