Pick Silent.Link if
you need mobile data on a phone without identity, and a US number on the side.
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Zero-KYC eSIM data worldwide, with a US number as an option. The right tool for connectivity, a different tool from ours.
The short version
Silent.Link sells eSIM mobile data usable in 160-plus countries with no identity and no e-mail, paid in Bitcoin, Lightning, Monero or USDT, and offers a US phone number on a yearly basis. It is data-first: the number is an add-on to connectivity, not the product.
you need mobile data on a phone without identity, and a US number on the side.
you need a number in a specific country, without a device or a data plan, with calls and an API.
Side by side
Facts about Silent.Link were read on its public pages (silent.link) on ; prices and policies change. The Incognum column is generated from the live price list.
In detail
FAQ
No. We sell numbers; Silent.Link sells data. Many people use both.
Both take crypto without an e-mail. Neither makes you anonymous to the networks a call or a message crosses.
Its numbers are US; for European ranges use one of our country pages.
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Paste or type your access key. Dashes, spaces and letter case do not matter.
Lost the key? There is no reset: we hold nothing that could identify you. Create a new access instead.
This random key is the whole account: no email, no username. We never see it and cannot recover it.