Credit lands in the Americas in seconds
One region, two hemispheres, hundreds of prepaid lines. Air SMS carries top-ups from Canada to Chile and across the Caribbean. We hold direct links to the networks, so credit moves straight onto the line.
No wallet step sits in the middle. No partner passes the money along. You pay, and the phone rings back with a balance.
Five corridors on one map
The region splits into five groups. The flow is identical in each. Only the operator list and the bundle mix change.
| Sub-region | Airtime | Bundles | Auto Top-Up |
|---|---|---|---|
| North America Canada and the United States | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Mexico & Central America Mexico down to Panama | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Caribbean islands Greater and Lesser Antilles | Yes | Most networks | Yes |
| Andean states Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Southern Cone Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Uruguay | Yes | Most networks | Yes |
Network-level detail sits in the operator directory. The full destination list lives on all countries.
How people send here
Sending habits differ by corridor. We shaped the flow around the three that come up most often.
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Data first in the islands
Island networks lean on data packs. Messaging apps carry most calls home. So we list bundles above plain credit there.
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Small, frequent sends
Many senders top up weekly rather than monthly. Auto Top-Up handles that rhythm without a reminder in your calendar.
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Currency you already hold
Pay in the currency of your own card. The rate shows before you confirm. We add no margin on top of it.
Three ways to send
Every market in this region carries the same three products. Pick the one that matches the phone on the other end.
- Standard airtime — plain credit on the line. Good for pay-as-you-go phones and quick calls.
- Mobile bundles — data, voice and texts in one pack. The common pick across the islands.
- Auto Top-Up — a repeat send on your schedule. Change it or stop it whenever you want.
Still weighing them up? Compare all three on top-up options.
Before your first send
Four questions we hear about this region. The rest sit on the FAQ page.
Sending elsewhere? Try Europe, MENA or Asia & Oceania.
Do I need to know the recipient's network?
No. Enter the number and we match it to its operator. That matters in markets where a line has been ported between networks.
How long does a Caribbean top-up take?
The same as anywhere else we serve. Average delivery is 5 to 7 seconds. You get a receipt the moment the credit lands.
Can I schedule a repeat send to Brazil?
Yes. Auto Top-Up runs on a schedule you set. You can pause it, change the amount, or cancel it at any time.
Are there fees on top of the airtime value?
No hidden ones. There is no checkout surcharge and no FX margin baked into the rate. What you see is what you pay.
Top up an Americas number now
Enter the number, pick the amount, and watch it land. The rate is on screen before you pay.