Venezuela Phone TopUps
Dial code +58·Venezuelan bolívar (VES)
Carriers We Are Launching With
Movistar
Ready At Launch · From $0.89
Digitel
Ready At Launch · From $0.89
Movilnet
Ready At Launch · From $0.89
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Refill A US Phone TodayAlmost There
Venezuela topups are launching soon on MobiSend.
We are bringing topups to this country. Leave your email and we will let you know the day it goes live.
Keeping a phone alive in Venezuela is not optional -- it is how parents reach doctors, how kids do homework, how daily life keeps running. That is where we are opening next, and a direct recharge will put credit on a Movistar, Digitel, or Movilnet line in about a minute, paid in US dollars from your card or wallet.
You will pay in dollars; the line will be credited so the plan keeps running -- calls, messages, and most importantly data. Because prices in Venezuela move, carriers there sell mostly small, frequent recharges, and we will show you the current amounts for each carrier before you pay, so what you see will be exactly what lands.
We are launching with all three national carriers. Movistar Venezuela has the broadest set of recharge options, and Digitel and Movilnet lines accept direct balance topups that renew their data packages.
A $2.99 fee with Apple Pay or Google Pay when it launches. The rest will go to the phone. Leave your email on this page and we will write to you the day Venezuela goes live.
Good To Know
- Dial code
- +58
- Local currency
- Venezuelan bolívar (VES)
- Carriers
- Movistar, Digitel, Movilnet
- Venezuelan mobile numbers start with +58 followed by a 10-digit number beginning with 4 (for example +58 412...).
- Recharge amounts for Venezuela are updated frequently to track carrier pricing -- the options shown on the carrier page follow what the carriers charge now.
Frequently Asked Questions
When will I be able to pay for a recarga to Venezuela from the US?
Venezuela is on our launch list and opens as soon as the carrier connection is ready. Leave your email on this page and we will tell you the day it is live.
How will I recharge a phone in Venezuela from the US?
You will enter the number with the +58 country code, pick Movistar, Digitel, or Movilnet, choose an amount in US dollars, and pay. The credit will be applied directly to the line.
Which Venezuelan carriers will you support?
Movistar, Digitel, and Movilnet -- all three national carriers. The carrier page shows the current amounts for each one.
How fast will the recharge arrive?
Usually in under a minute. If the carrier is having a slow day it can take a few minutes; you will only be charged when the recharge is confirmed.
What will it cost?
The recharge amount plus a $2.99 fee with Apple Pay or Google Pay when it launches. No percentage markup and no exchange-rate spread added at checkout.
Why are the recharge amounts small?
Venezuelan carriers price their plans in small, frequent increments, so recharge denominations there are smaller than in other countries. Paying for a few small recharges a month will be normal.
Will the credit work for data?
Yes. Balance applies to each carrier's data packages -- on most lines that is what the credit gets spent on first.
Will an app or account be needed on the line?
No. The credit will land on the line automatically and the carrier usually confirms by SMS.
Can I refill a US phone today?
Yes. US carrier refills and bill pay are live right now -- it is only international topups that are still opening.