Confirm whether the line uses Digicel or Natcom, enter the eight-digit Haitian number with +509 and choose an available product before payment.
Recharge Haiti nowFor many Haitian families separated by borders, the phone is part of daily coordination: it helps confirm that someone arrived safely, organize an appointment or keep a conversation going when distance is difficult.
RecargaDoble was founded in 2019 by Venezuelans who understood the diaspora experience.
We began by serving businesses with Venezuelan recharge products and now apply that experience to new destinations such as Haiti, with a clear process for confirming the operator, number and product.
This guide has a practical goal: help you distinguish Digicel from Natcom, enter the +509 number correctly and choose only products that are genuinely available in the live catalog.
For decades, Telecommunications d'Haiti (Teleco) was the historic operator.
Partial liberalization beginning in 1995 opened the market to new mobile companies, including Haitel and COMCEL, commercially known as Voila.
Digicel's arrival increased competition and expanded access to mobile service. Digicel later absorbed Voila while other earlier networks left the market.
In 2010 an agreement transformed Teleco through a partnership between the Haitian state and Viettel.
Natcom began commercial operations on September 11, 2011 and went on to provide mobile, fixed and internet services.
The national numbering plan moved from seven to eight digits in 2008.
Today CONATEL lists Digicel and Natcom as telephone operators; an international top-up uses +509 followed by the eight-digit number.
Explore available top-up amounts, bundles and data plans, then choose the option that best fits your needs.
Prepaid mobile credit in the amounts offered by each operator.
Combined minute, message, and data packages.
CONATEL lists Digicel and Natcom as Haiti's telephone operators. Choose the network the recipient currently uses and review the live catalog before sending mobile credit or data.
Ready to send? Review the operator and number, then start the recharge securely.
Recharge Haiti nowAn international top-up adds credit or a mobile product directly to the recipient's Haitian line. There is no need to hand over cash or use a local bank account: confirm the network, number and product they need.
Digicel and Natcom are the two telephone networks listed by Haiti's regulator. Do not choose based on the appearance of the number alone; ask the recipient which network they use and confirm it before payment.
Haiti uses country code +509 and eight-digit national numbers. Enter all eight digits without spaces or dashes when the form requests them, then check the number again with the recipient.
Options may include flexible credit, data or voice-and-data bundles depending on what each operator publishes. The live catalog shows current products; read the description and validity before choosing.
Ready to send? Review the operator and number, then start the recharge securely.
Recharge Haiti nowThe sender can be outside Haiti while the recipient keeps their local line. In every case, confirm the operator, +509 number and product before payment.
Select Haiti, confirm Digicel or Natcom and pay with a card accepted at checkout. Keep the confirmation until the recipient verifies the credit or bundle.
The process is fully online: enter the eight-digit Haitian number, review the active product and confirm the total before payment.
You can start the recharge from France without a Haitian bank account. Verify the recipient's network and avoid choosing an operator based on the prefix alone.
Ready to send? Review the operator and number, then start the recharge securely.
Recharge Haiti nowUse a card accepted at checkout and review the total before confirming. The receipt keeps the reference you need if you later contact support.
You do not need a local account or to hand over cash. The top-up goes to the mobile number you verified, within the operator's active options.
Ready to send? Review the operator and number, then start the recharge securely.
Recharge Haiti nowChoose Haiti
Select Haiti as the top-up destination.
Confirm the network
Choose Digicel or Natcom according to the recipient's line.
Enter the number
Enter the eight-digit Haitian number with +509.
Choose and pay
Review the product, pay by card and keep the confirmation.
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Fast delivery
Most top-ups are completed within minutes.
Secure payment
Card payments are processed securely.
Visible total
Review the product and amount before confirming.
Yes. Select Haiti, confirm whether the line is Digicel or Natcom, enter the number and pay by card from abroad.
Haiti's regulator CONATEL lists Digicel and Natcom as telephone operators. Products RecargaDoble can deliver at that moment appear in the live catalog on this page.
Use country code +509 followed by the eight-digit national number. Confirm all eight digits with the recipient before payment.
Yes, when Digicel products are active in the catalog. Choose Digicel, verify the +509 number and select an available option.
Yes, when Natcom appears among the active products. Select Natcom only when it is the recipient's current network.
It depends on the operator catalog. If data plans or bundles are available, they appear alongside the other options with their description and validity.
Most are applied within minutes, although delivery can take longer because of availability or mobile network conditions. Keep the confirmation until the recipient verifies it.
A delivered top-up normally cannot be reversed. Check the operator and all eight digits before paying; if the order has a problem, contact support with the reference.
Usually not. The credit or bundle is applied directly to the selected line, subject to the operator's processing.
No. Pay online with a method accepted at checkout; the recipient only needs an active mobile line on the selected operator.
Ask the recipient which operator they currently use. Choosing the correct network is safer than inferring it from the number.
Check that Haiti is selected and that you entered all eight national digits. The international code is +509; do not add another local prefix.
Most arrive within minutes, but a network can take longer. Keep the confirmation and contact support with the reference if delivery remains pending.
Products depend on the operator's active catalog. Choose only a visible option or check again later; do not substitute a different bundle without confirming it with the recipient.
