
PikaSim is a No-KYC eSIM provider offering truly anonymous mobile data in over 170 countries. We prioritize user privacy by requiring no passport scans, no ID verification, and no account registration. Simply pick your plan, pay, and stay connected globally with total peace of mind and instant activation.
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PikaSim does not offer any unlimited data eSIM for South America. All of its plans for this region have a specific data cap.
Travelers looking for a large data allowance can choose one of PikaSim’s fixed‑data plans. For example, the 20GB plan valid for 30 days is available for US $150.00, and a 10GB plan for 30 days can be purchased for US $92.50. These fixed‑data options may be more cost‑effective for most users, unless a traveler requires very high data usage that would otherwise exceed the cap.
PikaSim does not provide any South America eSIM plan that includes a local phone number or SMS capability. All of the available plans from PikaSim in South America are data‑only, meaning they offer internet access but no inbound or outbound voice or text services tied to a local number. Travelers who need to communicate can still use popular VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram or iMessage over the data connection, which provide call and messaging functions without the need for a traditional phone number or SMS.
PikaSim’s eSIM offerings that cover South America include the Global (120+ areas), South America, and Global139 plans, all of which provide service in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Peru, Paraguay, El Salvador, and Uruguay. No other South‑American destinations appear in the coverage lists for these plans.
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