Keep your Jordanian number active while you're abroad
Working in the Gulf, or studying or settled in the US, the UK or Europe? A small top-up keeps your Zain, Orange and Umniah prepaid line alive, so bank and eFAWATEERcom OTPs, Sanad codes and calls from home keep working while you are abroad.
- ✓ Recharges from JD 2, delivered in about a minute
- ✓ Pay in rupees, pounds, dollars or euros: card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, UPI in India, bank in the UK
- ✓ Email receipt with the operator's transaction ID
- ✓ Your own number, your own line: nothing to install
Questions
Will my Jordanian prepaid number be cut off while I am abroad?
Prepaid lines on Zain, Orange and Umniah need a recharge or usage within their validity period. Check the validity date in your operator's app before you travel and top up before it passes; a small recharge from abroad extends it.
Do I need the SIM in a phone?
No. The recharge lands on the line whether or not the SIM is in a phone. For OTPs and calls you do need it in a phone with roaming on, or in the second slot of your travel phone.
How fast is it?
About a minute from payment. You get an email receipt with the operator transaction ID.
Can I pay from India or the UK?
Yes. Pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay from anywhere, by UPI in rupees if you are in India, or from your bank in pounds if you are in the UK. Prices are shown in your currency.
Can you top up my number every month?
Set a reminder for the validity date, or keep a Slashtel Balance so the next recharge is one tap.
Sending credit to someone in Jordan instead? Use the full Jordan recharge page. Keeping another number alive: Indian · UAE · Philippine · Saudi · Qatar · Kenyan · Pakistani · Bangladeshi · Nepali · Sri Lankan · Egyptian · Ghanaian · Moroccan · Nigerian · what it costs by country.