Ooredoo by country
| Country | From | |
|---|---|---|
 Algeria | $1.92 | See plans → |
 Tunisia | $3.93 | See plans → |
Top up any Ooredoo prepaid number in 2 countries from abroad. Enter the number, pick a plan, pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Credit lands in minutes.
| Country | From | |
|---|---|---|
| Algeria | $1.92 | See plans → |
| Tunisia | $3.93 | See plans → |
You can top up Ooredoo online from anywhere, with the credit landing on the number in minutes. Slashtel detects the operator from the number you enter, so a top up with Ooredoo starts from $1.92 and is paid by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Ooredoo numbers in Algeria (dial code 213) and Tunisia (dial code 216) are supported, and plans differ by country.
Last checked: September 2026
Slashtel sells direct Ooredoo top-ups for prepaid numbers in Algeria and Tunisia. You enter the number, the operator is detected automatically, and the credit is delivered to the phone in minutes. Payment is by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Plans differ by country and appear once the number is entered.
Ooredoo operates in both countries, but the prepaid offers are not the same. Algeria uses the dial code 213 and Tunisia uses 216, and each market has its own set of plans. When you type a number into Slashtel, the country and operator are recognised from the digits, so you do not choose a network by hand.
A top-up adds credit or a plan to an existing prepaid line. It does not create a new number and it does not work on postpaid or contract lines. If the number is not prepaid, the order will not complete.
The process takes a few minutes and needs only the recipient's mobile number and a payment method. Slashtel detects Ooredoo from the number, shows the plans available for that line, and delivers the top-up directly to the phone. No app download and no account with the operator are required.
Keep the confirmation message. It shows the amount sent and the number it was sent to, which is useful if the recipient says nothing arrived.
The amount that lands on the phone depends on the country and the plan chosen. In Algeria the balance arrives in DZD, and in Tunisia it arrives in TND. If a plan is taxed by the operator, the amount shown at checkout is what lands after that tax, so the recipient receives the figure you paid for.
Algeria has 8 plans available and Tunisia has 8 plans available. The plans are not interchangeable between the two countries, and the balance is credited in the local currency of the number. A top-up sent to an Algerian number arrives as DZD, and one sent to a Tunisian number arrives as TND.
Because plans differ by country, the list you see depends on the number you enter. There is no single catalogue that covers both markets, and prices are not compared between countries.
The number must be entered with the correct country dial code and without the leading zero of the local format. Algeria uses 213 and Tunisia uses 216. A wrong digit can send the top-up to a different line or stop the order, so check the number against the recipient's own phone before paying.
Most mistakes come from keeping the local zero at the start. If a number is written locally as 0 followed by the mobile digits, drop that zero and put the country code in front. The rest of the digits stay in the same order.
It also helps to confirm the number with the person receiving the top-up. A screenshot of their dialler, or the number as it appears in their messaging app, is usually enough. Once the order is placed and delivered, it cannot be redirected to another number.
Most failed top-ups are caused by a wrong number, a postpaid line, or a temporary issue at the operator. Check the number and the operator shown before trying again. If the payment was taken but the credit did not arrive, keep the confirmation and contact Slashtel support with the order details.
A prepaid line that has been inactive for a long period may also reject a top-up. In that case the recipient should check the line status with Ooredoo directly.
If the order is still pending after a short wait, do not send a second top-up to the same number immediately. Wait for the first order to resolve, because a duplicate can leave the line with two credits when only one was intended.
Enter the Ooredoo mobile number with its country dial code, check that the operator shown is Ooredoo, choose a plan, and pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. The top-up is delivered to the phone in minutes. Plans differ by country and appear once the number is entered.
Yes. Slashtel sells Ooredoo top-ups for prepaid numbers in Algeria and Tunisia and delivers them directly to the phone. You need the recipient's number and a payment method. No operator account or app download is required, and the credit arrives in minutes.
Algeria uses dial code 213 and Tunisia uses 216. Enter the number with the country code and without the leading zero of the local format. The operator is detected from the number, so you do not select the network by hand.
The balance arrives in the local currency of the number: DZD for Algeria and TND for Tunisia. If a plan is taxed by the operator, the amount shown at checkout is what lands after that tax. Plans differ by country and appear once the number is entered.
Check the number and the operator shown, and confirm the line is prepaid rather than postpaid. If payment was taken but no credit arrived, keep the confirmation and contact Slashtel support with the order details. Do not send a second top-up immediately.
Algeria and Tunisia. Each country has its own Ooredoo plans; pick the country, enter the number and the live plans for that line appear.
Usually within minutes of payment. You get an email confirmation, and the operator's transaction reference is on the receipt.
Slashtel detects the operator from the number and only shows plans for that operator, so a Ooredoo top-up cannot be sent to a line on another network.