nadanada.me
Anonymous eSIM. AI-Chat. VPN. Rental phone numbers. No KYC..

https://nadanada.me

Who we are

We started in 2022 as LNVPN, the first services where you could buy a VPN directly with Lightning with no account and no email. Some of you may remember us from back then. We are rooted in the Berlin Bitcoin community and we attended a lot of Bitcoin events and conferences. Remember the Lightning Conference in Berlin back in 2019? We have been among the organisers. We rebranded this year to nadanada and expanded from VPN into anonymous eSIMs and rental phone numbers, but the principle never changed: we sell anonymous  services. We now also offer AI chats with no signup or account required.

nadanada means "nothing at all" in Spanish. That is what we know about our customers.

Even Jack Dorsey (founder of twitter) liked our service.
https://x.com/jack/status/1973044697930285406

What we sell

1. Anonymous eSIM data plans
Prepaid mobile data in 150+ countries. No registration, no ID, no phone number required to buy. Pick a plan, pay, scan the QR code, you are online. Top-up your data balance at any time.

2. Rental phone numbers
Real mobile numbers you can rent to receive SMS.  Renewable as long as you need them.

3. VPN
Simple, no-logs WireGuard VPN. Buy access without creating an account.

4. AI-Chat
AI Chat interface with no account or signup needed. We also do not save your chats. So nothing can be leaked.

Why no KYC

No account required. No email required.We do not ask for your name, ID, or address. Ever.Pay and go. If you lose your order info, that is the tradeoff of true anonymity, and we are honest about it.
Payment methods

Bitcoin (on-chain)Lightning ⚡ 5% discountMoneroCryptoCredit / debit card (if you do not care about payment privacy - not recommended)
Pricing

eSIM data plans from $0.99 Rental phone numbers: $12 per 3 months, $44 for one year, renewable.VPN from $0.5 AI is currently free, maybe we will change to a token based pricing with growing demand
Full pricing on the site. No subscriptions forced on you, everything is prepaid.

Questions, feedback, and critics welcome below.

Quote from: nadanada_me on July 21, 2026, 09:58:39 AM

Real mobile numbers you can rent to receive SMS.  Renewable as long as you need them.

Finally, a rental number that is actually practical for long-term use.
- BTW, what happens when a service that used to accept a certain mobile number suddenly refuses to do so and there's still a certain amount of time left for that number? Can those numbers be replaced for the remainder of their duration?

Quote from: nadanada_me on July 21, 2026, 09:58:39 AM

Simple, no-logs WireGuard VPN. Buy access without creating an account.

The VPN prices are somewhat attractive, but I wish it came with more servers and less bandwidth limitations [unfortunately, a heavy user like me will easily hit those limits].

I know about this service back in the days when they called themselves LNVPN, but I think NadaNada sounds much better.
It's interesting that they are offering VPN service for one day $0.5, and I didn't saw anything similar with other VPN services.
I didn0t try Nadaworld yet, but it sounds interesting to get French e-sim number with Data, SMS and Voice support.

I'm curious to read eSIM experiences. I've tried some in the past, but those had very slow internet.
I now pay for 10 times more data than I use year round, just so I have a large bundle the few weeks per year I'm abroad. The Europe eSIM could be a good option to replace that when I go on a trip.

What is the list of countries that will be available for disposable numbers? And will the number be resold quickly? I have used many similar services and I have not found one that offers long-term number rental or does not resell it within a week.

I can see Disposable Numbers is sold out

Any time prediction to get them back in the store?
Can I request a duration for more than 20 minutes?

And can I use the same number for several services or only use for one service that I choose when I buy the number?

Is there any possibility of adding a Chinese phone number?

I'm also interested in the VPN but the data feels really limiting. I usually consume around 2TB of data per month and currently my VPN plan less than $5 with "unlimited" data. I'd be more willing to try this if there's an option for unlimited data limit or increasing it (even if we have to pay more for that).

Sadly OP seems to be offline for a month or so now.

Quote from: joniboini on August 29, 2026, 08:54:40 AM

Is there any possibility of adding a Chinese phone number?

Like this? https://nadanada.me/esim/data-plans/china

Quote from: joniboini on August 29, 2026, 08:54:40 AM

I'm also interested in the VPN but the data feels really limiting. I usually consume around 2TB of data per month and currently my VPN plan less than $5 with "unlimited" data. I'd be more willing to try this if there's an option for unlimited data limit or increasing it (even if we have to pay more for that).

Yes, I think it is very low

Quote

1 day = 50GB, 1 week = 150GB, 1 month = 300GB, 3 months = 800GB, 1 year = 3000GB.

If it is 3000 GB for 1 whole year, this can't be used for streaming or downloading, making the usage very limited. This is only 250 GB per month. GTA V is is half of that

Quote from: SFR10 on July 21, 2026, 03:35:46 PM

BTW, what happens when a service that used to accept a certain mobile number suddenly refuses to do so and there's still a certain amount of time left for that number? Can those numbers be replaced for the remainder of their duration?

No, the numbers can not be replaced as the numbers are the primary made to receive SMS. We can never guarantee that a service accepts a phone number as this also depend on the behaviour of the person holding the number.

Quote from: hugeblack on July 28, 2026, 10:04:41 AM

What is the list of countries that will be available for disposable numbers? And will the number be resold quickly? I have used many similar services and I have not found one that offers long-term number rental or does not resell it within a week.

Quote from: mikel_012 on August 28, 2026, 03:11:59 PM

I can see Disposable Numbers is sold out

Any time prediction to get them back in the store?
Can I request a duration for more than 20 minutes?

And can I use the same number for several services or only use for one service that I choose when I buy the number?

For rental numbers, we have only UK numbers. Users can rent the numbers as long as they want. As for Disposable numbers, they are currently out of stock. We are working on a new solution, but no time frame yet.

China's internet is a parallel universe: no Google, no WhatsApp, no Instagram, no YouTube, no Gmail. For travelers, the single most important piece of trip preparation is deciding how you will stay connected to the open internet, because once you land it is too late to download the tools.

Roaming eSIMs bypass the firewall

The Great Firewall filters traffic at China's internet borders. But when you roam, whether on a foreign SIM or a travel eSIM, your data is tunneled back to the carrier's home network outside mainland China before it reaches the internet.

The practical result is that with a roaming eSIM, the blocked internet just works. Google Maps, WhatsApp, Gmail, Instagram and YouTube all load with no VPN app, no configuration and no cat-and-mouse with protocol blocking.

A China eSIM from nadanada does exactly this, with no account, no ID and no email required. You can pay with Bitcoin or Monero, which matters to travelers who prefer not to leave a payment trail for connectivity tools.

Where you still need a VPN

A roaming eSIM only covers mobile data. Two gaps remain:

1. Hotel, cafe and airport Wi-Fi is filtered like any Chinese connection. If you join Wi-Fi to save data, blocked sites stop working again unless you have a VPN.
2. Laptops and tablets tethered through your phone are covered, but a laptop on hotel Wi-Fi is not.

The belt-and-braces setup for China:

Roaming eSIM for your phone's data (primary, always works)
VPN installed and configured before arrival for Wi-Fi moments

For the VPN leg, a pay-per-use VPN like nadanada's is well suited: no subscription to forget about, no account, and WireGuard configs you can load before departure. Test it at home, because VPN provider websites are blocked inside China and setup after landing is painful or impossible.

What is blocked (2026 edition)
Category      Blocked services
Messaging   WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, Facebook Messenger, LINE
Google   Search, Gmail, Maps, YouTube, Drive, Play Store
Social   Instagram, Facebook, X/Twitter, Reddit, TikTok (international)
Media   Most Western news sites, Wikipedia (partial), Medium
Work tools   Slack, Dropbox, some GitHub endpoints (intermittent)

Apple's iMessage and FaceTime work. Microsoft services (Outlook, Teams, Bing) generally work. Chinese apps like WeChat, Alipay and Didi always work, and you will need them: China runs on QR payments, and foreign cards are accepted at few places outside luxury hotels.

Read more - https://nadanada.me/guides/destinations/china-great-firewall-esim-vpn