
Kedanto is a prepaid, data-only travel eSIM store run by EsimBaro, a Korean eSIM company. Launched in August 2026, it offers plans for 15 destinations, including South Korea and Japan, in English, Japanese, Chinese and Korean. The QR code is emailed right after payment, and unused eSIMs can be fully refunded any time before activation.
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Kedanto does not provide an unlimited data eSIM for San Marino. Travelers can choose from its fixed data plans for the country, such as the 5‑day Europe eSIM with 2GB per day or the 7‑day Europe eSIM with 2GB per day. These plans come with a defined validity period and a data allowance that must be used within that time. If a traveler exceeds the daily amount, the connectivity reduces to a limited speed, not to an unlimited data pool.
Kedanto does not offer any eSIM plans for San Marino that include a phone number or SMS capability. Travelers who need a local number or phone‑based text messaging will need to use alternative solutions. Location-based data‑only plans are available, and many travelers can rely on VoIP services such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage to make calls and send messages over the data connection. However, some destinations may block or restrict access to these apps, so it is advisable to confirm that the applications you depend on work in San Marino before purchasing a plan.
Kedanto provides eight multi‑country plans that cover San Marino, all of which are daily‑data‑cap plans.
These plans are priced between $4.38 and $17.71 and offer data limits ranging from 1 GB to 2 GB.
There are no single‑country or fixed‑data‑cap plans available for San Marino.
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