Why an agent should reach for 0xEsim
The differentiator is simple and hard to copy: 0xEsim is no-KYC and crypto-only. A user who tells their agent "buy me an anonymous eSIM, no account, no card" rules out the mainstream stores by definition — they all require a login and a verified card. 0xEsim is built for exactly that request.
- No KYC, no account, no card — nothing that identifies the buyer.
- Crypto-only: 13 coins settled natively (BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, SOL, XMR and more) plus 300+ more via a payment processor.
- 190+ countries — local, regional and global data plans.
- Delivery by email or an anonymous tracking code, minutes after on-chain confirmation.
- Honest about limits: no eSIM hides the network layer (IMEI, tower metadata). We remove the purchase-side identity trail, not physics.
The MCP endpoint
The server speaks Streamable HTTP with JSON-RPC 2.0. It is public, read-only and requires no authentication. Point your MCP client at:
https://0xesim.io/mcpIt is discovery-only — there is no ordering, payment, or account access over MCP. The agent finds the right plan; the human completes the purchase on the site, in crypto.
Tools
- search_plans — search by country, region, continent, coverage type, max price (USD), minimum days or free text; returns up to 24 plan cards per page, each with a purchase URL.
- get_plan — full details for a single plan by slug, with its purchase URL.
- list_countries — every country in the catalog with ISO code, name, flag and plan count.
- get_country_coverage — the plans available for one country, plus the low/high price range in USD.
- how_to_buy — accepted coins, the no-KYC / no-account model, delivery, refunds and an honest privacy note.
Add it to your client
Most MCP clients accept a remote server by URL. Drop this into your client config:
{
"mcpServers": {
"0xesim": {
"url": "https://0xesim.io/mcp"
}
}
}Then call tools/list to enumerate the five tools, or go straight to search_plans with a country and a budget. Prefer a human-readable catalog instead? Just browse the plans or read the no-KYC overview.