

Entel and Claro are Peru's two largest prepaid mobile carriers. Entel and Claro are both available on the Peru mobile top-up page on Cryptorefills and accept USDT, USDC, SOL, BTC on Lightning, and other supported coins. Enter the Peruvian number in international format (+51 followed by the nine-digit subscriber number), select the carrier and denomination, pay with crypto, and the credit is applied to the number within minutes.
Peruvian mobile numbers are nine digits long and begin with 9. In international format, the country code +51 is added before the nine-digit number. A number written locally as 9XX XXX XXX becomes +51 9XX XXX XXX internationally, or +519XXXXXXXX without spaces.
There is no leading zero to remove in the Peruvian domestic mobile format, the number begins with 9 in both domestic and international use. Enter the full nine-digit number after +51 with no spaces or hyphens. As with other LATAM markets, number portability means the prefix is not always a reliable guide to the current carrier. Confirm with the recipient if there is any doubt.
Entel has operated in Peru and grew rapidly on the strength of data-focused plans and competitive pricing. It is the dominant choice among urban users in Lima and other major cities. Claro operates extensive infrastructure in the country by coverage area and is the more reliable option for recipients in smaller cities, provinces, and rural Peru. For Lima-based users, both carriers offer comparable service. Outside Lima, Claro's geographic reach is an advantage.
USDT on Tron carries fees below $0.01 and is the most cost-efficient choice for amounts under $20. BTC on Lightning settles near-instantly at equivalent cost. USDC on Solana is a practical alternative for Solana wallet holders. For larger amounts, the fee difference between networks is less significant.
Step 1. Go to the Peru mobile top-up page on Cryptorefills and select Entel or Claro from the carrier list.
Step 2. Enter the recipient's number in international format: +51 followed by the nine-digit Peruvian mobile number starting with 9.
Step 3. Select the denomination.
Step 4. Choose your coin and network. Copy the exact amount shown, do not round the figure.
Step 5. Send the payment. The credit is applied to the number within minutes of on-chain confirmation. An email confirmation is sent to the address provided at checkout.
If the credit has not appeared within 30 minutes of payment confirmation, contact Cryptorefills support with the transaction hash and order number. The mobile top-up number guide covers the correct number format for all LATAM carriers and the most common input errors to avoid.
Yes. Cryptorefills processes international top-ups. You can top up a Peruvian number from any location, as long as the number is entered in international format (+51 followed by the nine-digit subscriber number starting with 9) and the correct carrier is selected.
Number portability means the prefix is not a reliable indicator of the current carrier. Confirm the active carrier with the recipient before selecting it at checkout. A top-up sent to the wrong carrier will credit an account the recipient may not control.
USDT on Tron and BTC on Lightning both carry fees below $0.01. For small amounts, these are the most cost-efficient choices. USDC on Solana is also low-fee. Ethereum mainnet is not recommended for amounts under $30 due to gas fees.
Most top-ups are applied to the number within minutes of on-chain confirmation. If the credit has not arrived within 30 minutes, contact Cryptorefills support with the transaction hash and order number.
A delivery email is the only requirement. No account registration or identity verification is needed for standard mobile top-ups on Cryptorefills.
The Peru catalog page shows all available carriers for your location.