Data Only eSim Provider + Local IP Breakout?

Questions
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Looking for an eSIM provider:

  1. Data only esim
  2. USA with local internet breakout (does not route or egress traffic to another country)
  3. Accept crypto

Having lots of trouble finding one that fulfills all 3 basic requirements. If you are aware of any please post it.

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the internet breakout one seems a bit harsh, as most websites won’t function correctly with it

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https://Silent.link?

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NXTL is the only one I know of that meets all of these requirements

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Correct me if I’m wrong but I believe OP is talking about the routing for the data plan itself, not the website of the provider. Most data only eSIMs route all traffic through Europe, which significantly increases the ping times for those who do not live near Europe.

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i am referring to what IP geolocation the data egress from

i.e. it should have a USA ip address

not a foreign one

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It does not specify on the website for the data only esim but i have emailed them to ask thanks

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Really? That surprises me. Do you know why this is the case?

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Not really lol but every one I’ve tried has given me a Polish IP except NXTL. It is pretty odd. I wonder if there’s just some infra setup there already that they all use and most don’t care enough to build more elsewhere.

I did message silent.link about this a year ago and they told me adding routing for north america was on their road map but afaik they haven’t actually implemented it yet.

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finally found data only esim that exits USA as per recommendation from this forum community i have confirmed nxtlsim is egress Texas

for any other US users totally frustrated with the latency of places like silent.link which for GOS users who typically add vpn too increasing latency even more makes these services unusable for people not located in the EU

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thanks for recommending it!

how has your experience been with them.speed wise?

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Much less latency than other providers, as you would expect. Very noticeable in day to day browsing especially with a VPN. Not sure about download/upload speeds since I’m a pretty light mobile data user but it’s plenty fast for me.

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Adding another option: Roamiya (T-Mobile plan).

It has a proper US exit node (local breakout), so no high ping issues. Just a heads-up that they don’t accept crypto yet, but the connection quality is solid if you’re okay with standard payments.