Description
Zimbabwe top-ups here are in US dollars. You can send 1 to 20 USD of airtime to an Econet or NetOne prepaid number, order it from the UK, and pay the price in pounds by bank transfer or PayPal. The airtime is sent once the payment reaches our account.
Prices for Econet and NetOne
- Econet: 1 USD £1.19, 2 USD £2.49, 5 USD £5.99, 10 USD £11.99, 20 USD £23.89
- NetOne: 1 USD £1.49, 2 USD £2.89, 5 USD £6.99, 10 USD £13.99, 20 USD £27.89
Both networks offer the same dollar amounts. The pound price can differ between them.
Travelling to Zimbabwe yourself? Our Zimbabwe 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
Why is the airtime in dollars?
Econet and NetOne top-up values for international orders are listed in US dollars. You simply choose the dollar value and pay the pound price shown.
Does this work for Telecel?
No. This page covers Econet and NetOne only.
Before you order
- Choose Econet or NetOne to match the number.
- Enter +263 and then the number without its first 0, for example +263 7x xxx xxxx.
- Check every digit. Airtime sent to the wrong number cannot be reversed.
- Prepaid lines only. Contract lines cannot receive it.
Who it suits
Zimbabweans living in the UK who keep family phones in airtime, and anyone helping friends in Harare, Bulawayo or elsewhere. If you also send credit to South Africa, Zambia or further afield, our international top-up range lists every country we cover.
Delivery
Nothing is posted. We process orders by hand, and the airtime is sent once your transfer has arrived. We email you to confirm, and the network normally sends a text to the phone as well. Keep your order email in case you need to contact us about it.
