Head to head
NoKyc e-Sim vs simsup
The most privacy-hardened checkout of the five, with a real number to match.
The verdict, in one breath: simsup backs its no-KYC claim with a Tor onion address, an I2P address, a published PGP key and a stated zero-tracker policy, genuinely strong. We cover more ground: 190 priced countries, 8 coins including Monero, and a reusable balance instead of a bookmarked link.
At a glance
Side by side| NoKyc e-Sim | simsup | |
|---|---|---|
| Coverage | 190 countries, prices public | 130+ destinations |
| Payment | 8 coins incl. Monero | BTC and XMR direct, others via swap |
| Identity asked | None — anonymous token | None — email optional |
| Account model | Balance, top up once | None — bookmark private link |
| Tor / I2P access | Not offered | Onion + I2P addresses published |
| Trackers | 0 — verify in DevTools | 0 — no cookies/analytics, stated |
| Also sells | eSIM only | Real phone number (calls/SMS) |
Where each one wins
No fog, no hit pieceWhere simsup wins
- Publishes a Tor onion address and an I2P address for anonymous access, we don't offer either today.
- States plainly it uses no cookies, client-side scripts, analytics, advertising, tracking or profiling, a zero-tracker claim as strong as ours.
- Publishes a PGP key for support communication.
- Also sells a real phone number for calls, SMS and data, and a standalone number product, which we deliberately don't.
Where we win
- 190 priced countries against their 130+ destinations.
- 8 coins accepted directly versus their two (Bitcoin, Monero), with a third-party swap service for anything else.
- A reusable balance and token instead of a bookmark-only private link with no recovery if it's lost and no email on file.
- A clear published minimum and per-country pricing; their swap path adds a conversion step and its own fees for non-BTC/XMR coins.
You want Tor or I2P access, a real phone number product, and you're paying directly in Bitcoin or Monero.
You want more coins accepted natively, a wider priced catalog, and a token you can top up and reuse instead of a one-off link.
Questions
NoKyc e-Sim vs simsup, answered
Does simsup really have zero trackers?
Their privacy page states plainly: no cookies, client-side scripts, analytics, advertising, tracking, profiling, or automated decisions, with only short-lived server logs kept for security and abuse prevention. That's as strong a claim as our own zero-tracker policy, and it's worth taking seriously and checking yourself.
Can I reach simsup over Tor?
Yes, their footer publishes both a Tor onion address and an I2P address, plus a PGP key for support email. We don't currently offer an onion service; if that matters to your threat model, it's a genuine point in their favor.
Who is cheaper?
Their data eSIM starts at €0.96 for their cheapest destination; ours are priced in USD per country across a wider catalog. Currency and country mix make a blanket comparison unfair here, so check your specific destination on both sites before deciding which is actually cheaper for your trip.
Is NoKyc e-Sim a simsup alternative?
Yes, for the data eSIM specifically. Both are genuinely no-KYC stores with no ID check. simsup adds Tor and I2P access plus a real phone number product; we answer with more priced countries, more accepted coins, and a balance you don't have to bookmark just to keep.
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