Sending airtime or a data bundle to a phone in Afghanistan from another country doesn't need a local payment method or someone buying a scratch card on your behalf. It works online in under a minute, for any of Afghanistan's networks — Roshan, AWCC, Etisalat, ATOMA, or Salaam.
Why send a top-up to Afghanistan online
Family abroad often need to top up a phone back home without being there. The usual options — a local scratch card bought by someone else, or a bank transfer that rarely works across borders — are slow and inconvenient. Online solves that:
- Works from any country, no afghanis needed.
- Covers every Afghan network from a single page.
- Airtime or a data bundle — the same page handles both.
- No recipient account needed — only the phone number.
- Instant delivery, usually within seconds.
How to send a top-up to Afghanistan
- Go to the recharge widget and enter the number with +93.
- The network is detected automatically from the prefix.
- Choose Top-up for airtime or Data plans for a bundle, and pick an amount.
- Pay by card — the credit lands automatically, typically within seconds.
An email confirmation with the amount sent and a reference number arrives as soon as it completes.
How much can I send?
Amounts follow the detected network's own denominations for airtime, or its real data packages (with validity and size shown) for bundles — the total price is always shown before payment.
Is it safe?
Yes. Payments are processed over an encrypted connection by a PCI-compliant processor, and card details are never stored. A top-up that fails to deliver is refunded automatically.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know which network a number is on?
It's detected automatically from the phone number as soon as it's entered.
Can I send a data bundle instead of airtime?
Yes — switch to the "Data plans" tab to see the detected network's bundles.
What happens if the top-up doesn't go through?
It's refunded automatically, with no need to contact support first.