

Unefon is a prepaid mobile carrier in Mexico available on the Unefon Mexico page on Cryptorefills. It accepts USDT, USDC, SOL, BTC on Lightning, and other coins. Enter the Mexican number in international format (+52 followed by the ten-digit subscriber number), select the denomination, pay with crypto, and the credit is applied to the number within minutes. A delivery email is the only requirement.
Mexican mobile numbers are ten digits long. The standard international format is +52 followed by the ten digits, giving twelve digits in total after the plus sign. Some older systems use +52 1 before the ten digits, a legacy format from before Mexico unified its mobile numbering in 2020. At Cryptorefills checkout, use +52 followed directly by the ten-digit number with no "1" in between.
Mexican numbers are sometimes written with a local area code and subscriber digits , for example, (55) XXXX XXXX for Mexico City. The ten-digit format is the area code plus the subscriber number without separators. A Mexico City number written locally as (55) 1234 5678 becomes +52 55 1234 5678, or +525512345678 without spaces.
USDT on Tron carries fees below $0.01 and is the most cost-effective option for small top-ups. BTC on Lightning settles near-instantly at the same cost. USDC on Solana is practical for Solana wallet holders. For amounts above $30, the fee difference between networks becomes less significant. Ethereum mainnet is not efficient for small top-up amounts given gas costs.
Step 1. Go to the Unefon Mexico page on Cryptorefills and confirm the carrier is selected.
Step 2. Enter the recipient's number in international format: +52 followed by the ten-digit Mexican mobile number, with no separators and no "1" between +52 and the digits.
Step 3. Select the denomination.
Step 4. Choose your coin and network. Copy the exact payment amount shown , do not round the figure. A payment short by any amount will leave the order pending until the window expires.
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 on-chain confirmation, contact Cryptorefills support with the transaction hash and order number. The mobile top-up number guide covers the international format for all LATAM carriers and the most common entry errors for Mexican numbers specifically.
Yes. Cryptorefills processes international top-ups. Enter the number in international format (+52 followed by the ten-digit subscriber number, no "1" in between) and the top-up is processed regardless of where you are located.
Mexican mobile numbers are ten digits. In international format: +52 followed by the ten digits (area code + subscriber number, no separators). A Mexico City number written locally as (55) 1234 5678 becomes +52 55 1234 5678 or +525512345678. Do not add a 1 between +52 and the ten digits.
USDT on Tron and BTC on Lightning both carry fees below $0.01 per transaction. For top-ups under $20, these are the most cost-efficient choices. USDC on Solana is also low-fee. Ethereum mainnet gas fees are disproportionate for small amounts.
Most top-ups are applied within minutes of on-chain confirmation. Tron and Solana confirm in under a minute; BTC on Lightning settles near-instantly. 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 credit is applied directly to the number entered at checkout.
The Mexico catalog page shows all available carriers for your location.