Description
Send Jamaican dollars to a Digicel or Flow phone in Jamaica from the UK. It is a practical way to keep someone on the island topped up, paid for in pounds by bank transfer or PayPal.
Who it suits
People in Britain with family in Kingston, Montego Bay or anywhere in Jamaica, and anyone looking after a Jamaican prepaid number they use on visits.
Check the number first
Jamaican numbers are written +1 876 and then seven digits. Include the 876, as the +1 on its own is shared with North America. Choose the network the phone is on now, and make sure it is prepaid. A top-up to a wrong number cannot be reversed. Ask the person to send their number in full if you are unsure.
JMD amounts
- Digicel: 800 JMD £5.49, 1,600 JMD £10.99, 2,400 JMD £16.49, 4,000 JMD £27.49, 8,000 JMD £54.99
- Flow: 800 JMD £4.99, 1,600 JMD £9.89, 2,400 JMD £14.79, 4,000 JMD £24.69, 8,000 JMD £49.19
Digicel and Flow both offer 800, 1,600, 2,400, 4,000 and 8,000 JMD. Their prices in pounds are listed separately.
The Jamaican dollar amount is what goes onto the line. You pay the price in pounds, and the person does not need to do anything to receive it.
We send the top-up once your payment is confirmed. Sending to other countries too? See our international top-up range.
Travelling to Jamaica yourself? Our Jamaica eSIM gives you mobile data while you are there, alongside your UK SIM. We send the QR code by email or live chat once your payment is confirmed.
Questions
What if the number moved from Digicel to Flow?
Choose Flow. Always go by the network the number uses today.
Can I send to two numbers on different networks?
Yes. Add one item for the Digicel number and another for the Flow number.
