Pick your plan.
Tap one. Change your mind later from your account — no drama.
Now, you.
The bits Spanish law makes an operator ask. We kept it short.
Check your inbox.
We just sent a 6-digit code to . It’s good for 15 minutes.
Let’s check it’s you.
A clear photo, all four corners in, no flash, no filters. Spanish law says we check who you are before we switch anything on — that’s the whole reason.
The selfie is so a person here can check it’s the same face as the one on your document. We don’t run it through face recognition, and it isn’t shared with anyone.
Sign and you’re nearly there.
Your contract, in plain English. Scroll through it, then sign with your finger — no pen, no printer.
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Your signed PDF lands in your inbox the moment you sign.
Save your card.
Visa, Mastercard, Revolut, N26 — any card, from any country. Apple Pay and Google Pay too. No Spanish bank account. Nothing is charged today: your first bill comes once your line is live.
Card set-up isn’t available right this second. No problem: we’ll email you a secure link to add it while we check your ID.
Development mode. Stripe isn’t connected yet, so this card form is a simulation: nothing is sent to Stripe and no real card is stored. Use one of the test cards below to see what your customers will see.
Your bank wants to check it’s you. This is the 3-D Secure step, simulated. A real customer would type a code from their banking app.
Test cards
- 4242 4242 4242 4242 Goes through
- 5555 5555 5555 4444 Goes through (Mastercard)
- 4000 0025 0000 3155 Asks for 3-D Secure first
- 4000 0000 0000 0002 Declined
- 4000 0000 0000 9995 Insufficient funds
- 4000 0000 0000 0069 Expired card
- 4000 0000 0000 0127 Wrong security code
Any future expiry date and any security code. These are Stripe’s own test numbers, so they keep working once the sandbox keys are in.
Done. Go drink a vermut.
We’re checking your ID — usually the same working day. Then your eSIM lands by email (or your SIM heads to your door) and we tell you the moment your line is live. Your signed contract is already in your inbox.
Back to the site →Questions first? The FAQ has the honest answers. You pay by card, to BarcelonaTelecom — a brand of Bivid Telecom S.L., a Spanish operator registered with the CNMC. Stuck? hello@barcelonatelecom.com, in English, Spanish or Catalan.