🇧🇷 Brazil eSIM — no ID, paid in crypto
Foreigners can't easily buy a Brazilian SIM at all — carriers ask for a CPF tax number most visitors don't have. A travel eSIM is the clean workaround, and ours works without any identity at all.
Coverage
Claro and Vivo LTE across Rio, São Paulo, Salvador, and the northeast coast.
- No passport or registration
- Hotspot / tethering included
- QR delivery in minutes
- One-off price, no renewal
Traveling to Brazil: worth knowing
- You don't need a CPF for the eSIM — that's the whole point — but you will need one for some shopping apps; the eSIM keeps you connected either way.
- Urban coverage is excellent; Amazon and Pantanal lodges often rely on satellite Wi-Fi instead.
- Use WhatsApp for everything — it's Brazil's default channel for taxis, restaurants and hotels.
Brazil eSIM questions
Officially it requires a CPF tax number, which most tourists don't have. Our travel eSIM needs no CPF, no passport and no name.
For two weeks of maps, WhatsApp and socials, yes. If you'll hotspot a laptop, consider the Latin America regional plan for more headroom.
Yes — both Claro and Vivo run strong LTE in every state capital.