Top eSIM providers in Brazil in 2026

The Brazil eSIM market is not one big carrier fight. eSIM providers in Brazil are mostly small, Pix-native sellers, most of them founded in the last three years, each assembling international carrier deals and a checkout page built for Brazilian buyers. A traveler leaving Sao Paulo has real options today, and every option settles the same way: Pix, a card, or, in one case, PayPal.

EukaPay reviewed the public-facing sites of six Brazil-focused eSIM sellers plus two US-based sellers that serve Brazilian travelers. None had a working crypto or stablecoin checkout at the time of writing. For a market this Pix-first, that gap is the more interesting story than the eSIM plans themselves.

Five of the six domestic eSIM providers in Brazil are direct-to-consumer travel eSIM apps, competing on country count and Pix checkout speed rather than network technology.

Wavee Global

(wavee.global), based in Curitiba and founded in 2024, runs a travel eSIM app and aggregator with more than 200 partner carriers. Its checkout takes BRL through Pix or a card.

Trinity Travel

(trinitytravel.com.br), based in Sao Paulo, sells limited and unlimited travel eSIM plans across more than 150 countries through its own app.

A Casa do Chip

(acasadochip.com), also in Sao Paulo, sells an international travel eSIM plus a physical SIM option across more than 140 countries, with a Pix discount at checkout. Its published payment methods are cards and Pix.

yesiim

(yesiim.com) runs a direct-to-consumer travel eSIM covering more than 190 countries with a Pix-first checkout, and its site lists Pix, Visa, and Mastercard as payment options.

eSim Chip Digital

(chipesim.com.br) sells prepaid eSIM profiles for Vivo, Claro, and TIM customers, plus an international eSIM option.

Virtueyes IoT Solutions

(virtueyes.com.br), based in Venancio Aires, Rio Grande do Sul, and founded in 2006, is a Claro-authorised MVNO for IoT and M2M connectivity. It runs multi-carrier chips with embedded eSIM, a business-to-business product rather than a consumer travel plan.

Two more companies are worth naming even though neither is Brazil-headquartered, because both built their entire business around Brazilian outbound travelers.

AmericaChip

(americachip.com), based in Orlando, Florida, sells unlimited international eSIM and travel SIM plans entirely to Brazilian travelers.

OMeuChip

(omeuchip.com), also in Orlando and founded in 2019 by Paulo Leal, sells a travel SIM and eSIM covering 140 to 210 countries with bundled travel insurance.

Here is what each seller's own site shows at checkout.

Payment methods above are what each company's own site listed when this sheet was compiled, August 27, 2026.

Three of the six sellers publish a payment-methods list, and every published list stops at Pix, cards, and PayPal. The other three do not publish enough checkout detail to confirm either way. Either reading points to the same gap: Brazil's eSIM sellers are not showing up in the small but growing set of merchants who accept stablecoins or crypto.

An eSIM company does not have to choose between Pix and crypto. Stablecoin payments for travel eSIM sellers work as an added rail, not a replacement. EukaPay sets a Brazil-facing eSIM seller up to add a stablecoin or crypto checkout option alongside whatever it already runs. The option is a payment link or a hosted checkout page, and a non-developer can turn either one on directly from the dashboard.

EukaPay gives a merchant instant crypto-to-fiat conversion at a locked exchange rate to remove your exposure to crypto price swings, support for most major cryptocurrencies, and settlement in USD, EUR, GBP, and CAD to your bank account. A crypto payment settles on-chain, so protection against chargebacks is a property of the payment method.

A Brazil-facing seller often has customers paying from outside Brazil. A rail that does not depend on a Brazilian card network or a Pix-linked bank account can complete a purchase a local-only checkout cannot. EukaPay adds this rail. It does not ask a merchant to move off Pix or cards.

Sign up at the

EukaPay dashboard

to add a crypto and stablecoin checkout option to an existing eSIM storefront, or read the

API documentation

to see how payment links and checkout pages fit into a build. A staging environment is available for development, so a developer (or coding agent) can test the flow before it goes live.

Does EukaPay settle payments in Brazilian reais?

No. EukaPay settles fiat to a merchant's bank account in USD, EUR, GBP, or CAD, not BRL. A Brazil-facing eSIM seller adding EukaPay needs an account in one of those four currencies to receive fiat settlement.

Which cryptocurrencies can a customer pay an eSIM seller with?

EukaPay supports most major cryptocurrencies like BTC, ETH, LTC, SOL, USDC, and USDT on the pay-in side.

Does adding crypto payments mean an eSIM company has to drop Pix or card checkout?

No. EukaPay adds a stablecoin or crypto option next to whatever payment methods a merchant already runs.

What does EukaPay onboarding involve?

A merchant signs up, completes verification, provides legal business information, then generates an API key. A staging environment is available for development.

Does a crypto payment protect an eSIM seller from chargebacks?

A crypto payment settles on-chain, so protection against chargebacks is a property of the payment method.

Does an eSIM company need a developer to accept crypto payments?

Not for a payment link or a hosted checkout page. Both can be set up from the EukaPay dashboard without custom code. The API is there for a business that wants a deeper integration.

Is a locked exchange rate optional, or does it apply to every payment?

The locked exchange rate applies by default to every conversion EukaPay processes, on both pay-ins and payouts.

Can a company outside Brazil sell eSIMs to Brazilian travelers and still use EukaPay?

AmericaChip and OMeuChip are both US-based companies built around Brazilian travelers. The buyer's location and the merchant's location do not have to match for this kind of business to work.