eSIM for fintech, banks, and premium cards
Add a travel data benefit to the app. The bank sets eligibility, funds an allowance, and keeps the customer in its app.
Short answer: Add a data benefit to a premium card, a loyalty tier, or the travel section of your app. The customer checks eligibility, installs the eSIM, and stays in your app.
- Card benefit and rewards
- eSIM inside your app
- Allowance or paid plans
Put travel data in the benefit your cardholders already open.
Four places to put travel data in your app. Pick one to see it in your flow.
Premium card benefit
Check the tier or BIN, fund an allowance, and issue a one-time voucher in the app.
- Trigger
- Trip booked or app opened
- Measure
- Activation rate and quarterly spend or retention lift
In-app travel hub
Show plans, charge the card, deliver the install link, and sell an extra eSIM.
- Trigger
- Destination search in the app
- Measure
- Attach rate and extra eSIM rate
Points redemption
Convert points, debit the ledger, and issue a voucher for the next trip.
- Trigger
- Rewards catalogue visit
- Measure
- Redemption rate and points liability reduced
Cross-border gifting
Offer a gift eSIM with a money transfer or family trip and send the link to the recipient.
- Trigger
- Money transfer or family trip
- Measure
- Gift attach rate and recipient activation
A focused offer for this buyer.
Add a data benefit to a premium card, a loyalty tier, or the travel section of your app. The customer checks eligibility, installs the eSIM, and stays in your app.
Entitlement API: check tier, BIN, or segment; issue, pause, and revoke.
Co-branded travel hub with plans, prices, points, and order status.
Reports for activation, first use, extra eSIMs, and support contacts by segment.
Three numbers to review in a pilot.
- Activation rate
- Paid extra eSIM rate
- Quarterly retention or spend lift
The products behind it.
eSIM API
Add eSIM to your product with one API.
See eSIM API →
White-label eSIM
A co-branded eSIM store for large platforms.
See White-label eSIM →- Buyer
- Head of Cards, Premium Benefits, or Loyalty
- Runs it
- Travel product or card benefits
Issuer and card network rules apply. Do not handle card data. Define the support split.
Where this works.
Each deep-dive shows the same solution in one buyer moment.
You set the retail price.
Buy at partner rates, keep the customer relationship, and agree the support split privately. One catalogue, three commercial shapes.
Wholesale pricing before your retail price.
You decide what the customer pays.
Support, refunds, and volume in the agreement.
From first step to first order.
Start with a short pilot. Review it, then add the next desk, route, or market.
Scope
Scope the segment, markets, and budget.
Integrate
Integrate entitlement and order APIs. Test install.
Launch
Launch one segment. Review. Extend.
Before you choose
Short answers to the common questions. The partner agreement sets the final terms.
Can we fund an included allowance and sell extra data?
Yes. Set the allowance by segment, and let the customer buy an extra eSIM when it runs low.
Can we check eligibility without card data?
Use a token, a BIN range, or your own service. Do not send card data to us.
What does a pilot measure?
Activation, first use, extra eSIMs, support contacts, and retention.
Do we need paper?
No. The voucher goes by email or into the customer account.