Agentic eSIM Ordering
Connect any AI agent to PikaSim and let it order eSIMs on its own: anonymous data plans and real phone numbers, across 190+ countries. No account. No KYC. Settled in crypto from a prepaid wallet.
From zero to buying, no human in the loop
A terminal or headless agent (Claude Code, a script, an autonomous loop) doesn't need a browser or a person. Connect the keyless endpoint https://pikasim.com/mcp and it onboards itself:
- Call
create_wallet— returns a wallet code, anak_live_API key, and a spend-only welcome credit, in one call. - Reconnect with the key (
Authorization: Bearer ak_live_…). - Buy an eSIM or SMS number. The welcome credit covers a first sub-$1 purchase, so the agent transacts before it ever funds anything.
No account, no email, no KYC, no browser, no human. To add funds later, create_deposit returns Lightning, USDT, Monero, and Bitcoin destinations the agent can pay itself.
Built for autonomous purchasing
create_deposit returns Lightning, USDT, Monero, and BTC destinations inline, no browser and no human. Balance is prepaid and never expires.
Three products, one endpoint
Data eSIMs
2,300+ plans across 190+ countries. Instant activation, anonymous top-ups, regional and global options. From $0.75.
Phone-Number eSIMs
A real carrier phone number (not VoIP) with voice calls, SMS, and data. US plans give you a real +1 number on AT&T and T-Mobile. Global plans cover 157 countries on 200+ carrier networks. Works like a normal phone line, ordered like everything else: no account, no KYC.
SMS Verification Numbers
Receive-only numbers for verification codes, no eSIM to install. Quick one-time codes (auto-refund if nothing arrives in 20 minutes) or long-term rentals your agent can read and extend. Mostly real non-VoIP mobile numbers that pass checks blocking virtual numbers.
A real order, start to finish
I land in the US next week. I want an anonymous number I can actually call and text from, not just data.
PikaSim has a US phone-number eSIM: a real +1 number on AT&T and T-Mobile, with voice, SMS, and data. No account or ID needed. A 30-day plan starts at $17.75. Want me to order it?
Yes.
Done. Paid from your PikaSim wallet. Here's your QR code and activation details. Scan it in your phone's settings and your US number is live.
Connect in under a minute
PikaSim is a remote MCP server at https://pikasim.com/mcp (Streamable HTTP). Add it to your agent and it can immediately browse data and phone-number plans, check coverage, and get pricing across 190+ countries. Pick your client:
Add it as a remote connector: Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector. To browse, paste the keyless URL:
https://pikasim.com/mcp
To purchase, add this URL instead and click Connect:
https://pikasim.com/mcp/wallet
Claude opens a PikaSim page where you paste your wallet code (from your agent wallet) to authorize via OAuth. No key in the URL, no account, no email. (Remote servers go through Connectors, not claude_desktop_config.json.)
One command in your project:
claude mcp add --transport http pikasim https://pikasim.com/mcp
To purchase, add https://pikasim.com/mcp/wallet instead, then run /mcp and pick Authenticate — a browser opens the PikaSim page where you paste your wallet code (OAuth). Scriptable alternative: keep the browse URL and attach your key with --header "Authorization: Bearer ak_live_…".
On a paid plan (Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise, or Edu): Settings → Apps → Advanced settings → enable Developer mode, then Create app and enter the URL. Use https://pikasim.com/mcp to browse, or https://pikasim.com/mcp/wallet to purchase:
https://pikasim.com/mcp/wallet
The wallet URL triggers OAuth: authorize by pasting your wallet code on the PikaSim page (no key in the URL).
On a paid plan: grok.com/connectors → New Connector → Custom, then paste the URL. Use https://pikasim.com/mcp to browse, or your key URL to also purchase:
https://pikasim.com/mcp/ak_live_YOUR_KEY
Edit ~/.gemini/settings.json. The Gemini CLI uses httpUrl for Streamable HTTP and passes the key as a header:
{
"mcpServers": {
"pikasim": {
"httpUrl": "https://pikasim.com/mcp",
"headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer ak_live_YOUR_KEY" }
}
}
}
(The consumer Gemini app has no custom-connector option yet; use the Gemini CLI.)
Settings → Tools & MCP → New MCP Server, or add to ~/.cursor/mcp.json:
{
"mcpServers": {
"pikasim": {
"type": "streamableHttp",
"url": "https://pikasim.com/mcp/wallet"
}
}
}
Cursor detects the OAuth requirement and opens the PikaSim page — paste your wallet code to authorize. (A key URL https://pikasim.com/mcp/ak_live_YOUR_KEY also works, or use the bare /mcp URL to browse only.)
PikaSim works with any MCP client over the Streamable HTTP transport at https://pikasim.com/mcp. The config key differs per client:
- VS Code (Copilot):
.vscode/mcp.json→"servers": { "pikasim": { "type": "http", "url": "https://pikasim.com/mcp" } } - Windsurf:
mcpServerswith"serverUrl": "https://pikasim.com/mcp" - Cline:
mcpServerswith"type": "streamableHttp", "url": "https://pikasim.com/mcp" - Goose: Add Extension → Remote Extension (Streaming HTTP) → the URL
- LibreChat:
librechat.yamlmcpServerswithtype: streamable-http - Zed: bridge with
npx mcp-remote https://pikasim.com/mcp(stdio)
For purchasing: clients that support MCP OAuth can connect https://pikasim.com/mcp/wallet and authorize with your wallet code; otherwise pass your key as Authorization: Bearer ak_live_… or X-API-Key: ak_live_…. Full reference: MCP docs.
Or teach your agent with one command
The PikaSim agent skill is an installable instruction pack for skill-capable agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Cline, and more). Once installed, your agent knows when to reach for PikaSim and how to buy on its own — including a REST fallback that works even where MCP isn't supported:
npx skills add codebruinc/pikasim-mcp
That's the whole setup. The skill routes your agent to the best channel it can use (MCP server, plain HTTPS, or a browser link for you), teaches it all three product lines, and bakes in spending safeguards: confirm price before buying, save wallet credentials immediately, deliver eSIMs as install links. Prefer to read it first? It's plain markdown: skills/pikasim on GitHub.