Maroc Telecom top-ups for Morocco start at $2.82, with 7 plans up to $63.94 on this page. On credit per dollar it ranks 3 of the 3 main Morocco operators today. Prices checked 7 November 2026.
| Plan | You pay | |
|---|---|---|
| 10 MAD CREDITS | $2.82 | |
| 20 MAD CREDITS | $4.92 | |
| 30 MAD CREDITS | $7.03 | |
| 50 MAD CREDITS | $11.26 | |
| 100 MAD CREDITS | $21.79 | |
| 200 MAD CREDITS | $42.87 | |
| 300 MAD CREDITS | $63.94 |
Live from Maroc Telecom. Prices are in US dollars and include our service fee; nothing is added at checkout.
Pay with a card from any country. Top up Maroc Telecom numbers in Morocco with a Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Apple Pay or Google Pay issued anywhere (debit or credit; prepaid and gift cards are not accepted). No local bank account, local wallet or local number needed.
Country code +212: how to call Morocco and its number format.
You can top up a Maroc Telecom number in Morocco from abroad by entering the Moroccan mobile number, choosing a credit amount or a Jawal internet or social media pass, and paying by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Top ups start at $2.82. Slashtel detects Maroc Telecom from the number and sends the credit straight to the phone, so your family in Morocco needs to do nothing.
Last checked: October 2026
You top up a Maroc Telecom number by entering the Moroccan mobile number, picking a credit amount or a data pass, and paying by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. The operator is detected from the number, so the credit goes straight to the phone and the person in Morocco does nothing.
Top ups start at $2.82. Morocco uses the dial code 212, and Maroc Telecom is one of the three main operators in the country alongside Orange and inwi, so check which network the number is on before you send.
You can repeat the same steps for another family member on the same network without changing anything else.
Maroc Telecom top ups come in two shapes: plain credit in fixed amounts, and Jawal passes that give a set data allowance for a set number of days. The amount you see for each plan is what lands on the phone, and every plan listed here is shown as untaxed.
Credit is available in 10, 20, 30, 50, 100, 200 and 300 MAD amounts. This is the simplest option when the person in Morocco wants to decide for themselves how to spend the balance, for calls, messages or their own choice of add on.
The Jawal Internet Pass options give data with a validity period. 1GB lasts 3 days, 2.5GB lasts 7 days, 3GB lasts 14 days, and 10GB and 20GB both last 30 days. The social media passes are separate: 300MB lasts 7 days, 1GB lasts 15 days and 2GB lasts 30 days. Match the pass to how the phone is used, a short pass for a visit or a longer one for a month of regular use.
Enter the Moroccan mobile number in the field on the top up page. The national format looks like 06 50 12 34 56 and the international format is +212 6 50 12 34 56. Moroccan mobile numbers have 9 digits after the dial code, and the leading zero is dropped when you write the number in international form.
If you copy a number from a message, remove any spaces and check that the digit count is right. A number typed with the wrong length will not match a Maroc Telecom line, and the top up cannot be sent.
The operator is detected from the number, so a number that belongs to Orange or inwi will not be treated as Maroc Telecom. If the family member has changed network, confirm the current operator before you pay.
Most failed top ups come down to a number that does not match the operator or a payment that was not completed. Check the number first, then the payment, and only try again once you are sure the first attempt did not go through.
If the number is correct and the payment was taken, do not send a second top up straight away. A duplicate could leave the phone with credit you did not plan to buy. Keep the order confirmation and ask the person in Morocco to check the balance after a short wait, since delivery can take a little time.
If something looks wrong, contact support with the number, the plan and the order details so the case can be looked at.
Pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay on the top up page. Payment is taken before the credit is sent, and the operator is confirmed from the number before you complete the order, so you know where the top up is going.
Use a payment method in your own name and keep the confirmation. The price shown when you order is the price you pay, and the plan amounts listed for Maroc Telecom are what lands on the phone.
If you send top ups regularly to the same family member in Morocco, save the number so you do not retype it each time. A saved number also reduces the risk of a typing error on a later order.
Checked against Maroc Telecom's official site on 21 September 2026.
Enter the Moroccan mobile number on the top up page, choose a credit amount or a Jawal pass, and pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Slashtel detects Maroc Telecom from the number and sends the top up straight to the phone. Top ups start at $2.82.
Yes. You can recharge a Maroc Telecom number online from the UK using a card or Apple Pay or Google Pay. The number needs the Moroccan dial code 212 and 9 digits after it, with the leading zero dropped, for example +212 6 50 12 34 56.
The national format is 06 50 12 34 56 and the international format is +212 6 50 12 34 56. Moroccan mobile numbers have 9 digits after the dial code, and the leading zero is dropped in international form. Enter the number in the field and the operator is detected for you.
You can send credit in 10, 20, 30, 50, 100, 200 and 300 MAD amounts. You can also send Jawal Internet Passes from 1GB for 3 days up to 20GB for 30 days, plus social media passes of 300MB, 1GB and 2GB with different validity periods.
Check the number first and make sure it matches Maroc Telecom, then check that the payment completed. If the payment was taken, do not send a second top up straight away. Keep the order confirmation and contact support with the number, plan and order details.
Dial #580# free. Calling or texting 580 costs 1 DH.
Dial #123# then the number and # to ask someone to call you back, or #234# then their number and # to ask them to top you up.
Call 888 or 0801 000 888 (1 DH per call). From abroad while roaming: +212 616 777 777.
Enter it with the country code +212. A number written locally as 06 50 12 34 56 becomes +212 6 50 12 34 56, so drop the leading 0 after the country code. Moroccan mobile numbers have 9 digits after the country code. The example is a format guide, not a real number.
Enter the number with the country code, pick a plan and pay by card. The operator is detected automatically and the credit goes straight to the phone. You do not need an account or a bank account in Morocco.
Plans currently start from $2.82 and go up to $63.94, including our service fee. The exact price is shown before you pay, with no extra charges at checkout.
Yes. Slashtel tops up any prepaid Maroc Telecom number in Morocco, your own or a family member's. You only need the number; the person does not need an account.
Recharges are delivered instantly and cannot be reversed once they reach a valid number, so check the number before you pay. If the operator rejects the number, Slashtel resends or refunds you in full.
Prices on this page are in US dollars and include the Slashtel service fee. At checkout your card may be shown and charged in your local currency, and the exact amount is confirmed before you pay.
Yes. Payments are processed by Stripe with 3D Secure where your bank supports it, and Slashtel never sees or stores your full card details.
Most recharges arrive within a few minutes. If the phone is switched off, the credit lands when it next connects. You get a confirmation email with your order reference.
If the operator rejects the recharge, we resend it. If it still can't be delivered, write to esim@slashtel.com or message us on WhatsApp with your order reference and we'll sort it out.