A prepaid naira wallet and five things to spend it on: virtual numbers for SMS verification, gift cards, travel eSIM data, social boosting, and airtime, data, TV and electricity. All five are live.

No. The account is free, and the only money that leaves your wallet is the price you saw at checkout.

Name, email, password, then the 6-digit code we email you.

Yes. Your dashboard carries a referral code, and when someone signs up with it and makes their first qualifying deposit, both of you are credited. The reward and the deposit it takes to qualify are shown on the referral card itself, because both are adjustable.

Write to support@awbit.io with your order number (AWB-…) or deposit reference (DEP-…). Most failures reverse on their own, so look at your transaction history first; a person handles the ones that did not.

You start a top-up from your dashboard and pay through our payment partner. The wallet is credited the moment that payment confirms, and the deposit keeps a DEP reference you can quote back at us.

Use the 'I've paid' button on the deposit page to re-check instantly. The platform also re-verifies pending deposits with the payment provider automatically, so a confirmed payment can't stay uncredited. If it still hasn't landed, email support with the DEP reference.

Into your wallet, spendable on any service, and written into your transaction history against the order that caused it. A partly delivered boost refunds the portion that never arrived, the same way. The rare order a provider refuses to cancel is settled by hand instead, and we contact you about that one.

Yes. Every deposit, purchase, refund and bonus, with its reference, the amount, and the balance after it.

Wallet balances are for spending on the platform. If you ever need a balance returned, contact support; closures are handled manually with verification checks.

The number is allocated as soon as your wallet is charged, typically under five seconds. The code arrives whenever the app you're verifying sends it, and the order page shows it the moment it does.

The order runs on a countdown. If it reaches zero with nothing received, we cancel the number upstream and the charge is reversed to your wallet by itself. There is one case where that doesn't happen: if the carrier rejects our cancel, the order sits at expired and someone here settles it by hand, so if you'd rather not wait on that, mail support@awbit.io and quote the order number. You can also cancel yourself at any point before a code arrives.

Hundreds: Telegram, WhatsApp, Google, Facebook, Instagram, X, TikTok, Discord, Tinder, PayPal, OpenAI and most other platforms that send SMS codes. The in-dashboard catalog shows live stock per service and country.

Carrier costs vary widely by country, and high-demand services (like Telegram or WhatsApp) price differently from niche ones. You always see the exact naira price for your specific combination before you confirm.

Yes, while its window is open. Every SMS it receives is listed on the order page. There is no button here that asks the service to send another code, so trigger the resend from inside the app you're verifying.

No. These are single-verification numbers with a short window, and when it closes the number goes back to the carrier. We don't rent numbers by the day or week.

Using one to keep your personal line private, or to test your own systems, is fine. The platform you're signing up to has its own terms and some of them restrict extra accounts. Checking that is on you. Numbers used for fraud get the account suspended.

From your prepaid naira wallet, in one click.

Back to your wallet, with the order number on the entry in your transaction history. Spend it on anything else here, or leave it sitting.

Stock moves through the day as carriers release and withdraw numbers. Try a nearby country, or come back in a few minutes. The catalog only lists what is available at that moment, so it looks different at 9am and 9pm.

The code shows on the order page within seconds of payment, with a copy button and the PIN if the card carries one.

It stays on the order page. Log back in, open the order, copy it again.

Match it to the account you're redeeming on. A US Amazon card works on a US Amazon account and gets rejected on a UK one. Every product page says which region its card is for.

If an order fails before a code is issued, your wallet is refunded automatically. Once a code has been revealed it's live inventory and can't be returned, the same rule every issuer applies.

Yes. Cards come from official suppliers and every order is confirmed with the brand before it completes.

Most major-brand codes don't expire, but store balances are governed by each issuer's terms, shown on the product page. Some regional cards do carry an expiry date, so read the one you're buying.

On the order page as soon as provisioning finishes, usually inside a minute. Install it at home and switch it on when you land.

iPhone XS and newer, Google Pixel 3 and newer, and most recent Samsung flagships do. Check Settings → Cellular/Connections for an 'Add eSIM' option; your phone must also be unlocked to your carrier.

Yes. The eSIM handles data while your physical SIM stays in for calls and SMS, so bank OTPs still reach you abroad.

Typically on first connection to a supported network at your destination, not at purchase. Install at home, activate on landing. Each plan's page states its exact validity rules.

Yes, on most plans. The ones that block it say so before you buy.

The order page includes manual-entry details as a fallback, and support will walk you through it. Failed provisions that never activate are refunded to your wallet.

It goes to the network the moment you confirm it, then fills gradually. Small quantities can finish the same day; big ones are spread over days on purpose, because a sudden jump is exactly what platforms look for. The order page shows how many units have landed while it runs.

No. It runs off the public link to your profile or post.

Delivery is gradual and comes through public interactions, which is the gentlest way to do this. Every platform's terms still treat purchased engagement differently, and enforcement is theirs to decide. If the account pays your bills, weigh that before you order.

The undelivered part is refunded to your wallet at the same per-unit price you paid, and the transaction line says how many of your units never landed.

Per 1,000 units. Order 2,000 and you pay twice the quoted rate; the total sits on screen before you confirm.

No. Face value, from your wallet.

Airtime and data on MTN, Glo, Airtel and 9mobile. DSTV, GOtv, Startimes and Showmax. Prepaid and postpaid electricity for the major discos, plus Spectranet and Smile router data.

On the receipt, as soon as the disco confirms the payment. Airtime and data land straight away; TV and electricity wait on the provider, which is usually quick and occasionally not.

Meter and smart-card numbers are verified with the provider before you can pay, showing you the account holder's name. Airtime goes to exactly the number you type, so double-check it; delivered top-ups can't be recalled.

If the provider rejects it, the charge is reversed and the credit shows in your transaction history against that order number. If it neither completes nor fails, the order stays active on your dashboard while we keep checking with the provider.