Sending a recharge
The full journey of a recharge: destination number, operator, product, payment and confirmation.
- What details do I need from the recipient?
- How do I write the destination number?
- Should I send airtime or a data package?
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Everything you need before and after sending airtime: how a recharge is sent, what you are charged, how long delivery takes, what to do when something fails and how we protect your account.
Six guides cover the full life of a recharge. Each one answers the questions we actually receive, with the exact steps and the links that solve them on the spot.
The full journey of a recharge: destination number, operator, product, payment and confirmation.
Accepted methods, the service fee, the currency you are charged in, and declined or held payments.
Normal timings, causes of delay and the procedure when a recharge does not show up at destination.
When a refund applies, how to request it, crediting times and what to do about a duplicate charge.
One-time code sign-in, magic links, identity verification and control over your data.
Operator detection, ported lines, international number format and the catalogue by country.
The most frequent questions, answered in one line. When you need the detail, every topic has its full guide.
Most recharges are delivered in seconds. When the destination operator is congested it can take a few minutes; if more than an hour passes, write to us with the receipt reference and we will look into it.
Yes, an account is required so you can follow the status of your recharge and keep its receipt. It is created without a password: you sign in with a one-time code by SMS or email, a magic link, or Google or Facebook.
A service fee, always visible in the summary before you pay. There are no hidden charges and nothing is billed later: what the summary shows is what your payment method is charged.
No. Once the operator credits the airtime the operation is final, exactly like a recharge bought in a shop. If the recharge was not delivered, the payment is returned.
Write to us immediately with the receipt reference. If the recharge has not been delivered yet we try to stop it; once it is credited to the wrong line, the operator cannot reverse it.
Some payments go through a security review before the recharge is delivered. That is what keeps a stolen card from being used on the platform, and it protects both the payer and the person receiving the airtime.
We detect the operator from the destination number. If detection fails or the line was ported, you can pick the operator manually before choosing the product.
Under My transactions, inside your account. Each row shows the operator, the product delivered, the amount paid and the reference you need when writing to support.
Every country has its own operators, number formats and available products. Start with the destination you usually recharge.
What each product includes, who it is for and how it is delivered: airtime top-ups, data packages, bundles and travel eSIM.
Longer articles about destinations, operators and ways to send airtime from abroad.
Write to us with the receipt reference, the destination number and the country. With those three details we can review the operation without asking you for anything else.
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