What we hold, and what we refuse to ask for.

• Your access code

  It is what identifies your line to the network. It is not linked to a name.

• What your line has used

  The record of data, calls and SMS, not their content, because a network cannot bill or route without it.

• An email or Telegram handle

  Only if you gave one, and only so we can send your access code again.

• Your checkout record

  The IP address and country at purchase. If you paid by card, Stripe also holds the cardholder name; in crypto, no name exists.

Addresses that reach the waitlist form are rate limited using a salted hash of the connecting IP. The hash cannot be reversed to an address and is discarded after ten minutes. The raw address is never written to disk.

• A passport, ID card or selfie
• Your legal name, beyond what a card payment already carries
• A home or billing address
• A card in your own name, if you pay in crypto
• A contract, a credit check or a deposit

The site is served as an onion service. Tor Browser will offer it automatically; you can also open it directly:

http://fullesimqqtaxs4r6ombvx4qxajorauzqxoe2bwaf3p2uut2nc55pqad.onion

One FulleSIM key covers every official mailbox below. Mail clients that support Web Key Directory find it automatically; you can also download it here. Check the fingerprint against more than one source before you trust it.

Found a flaw in the site, the checkout or the provisioning flow? Write to [email protected]. Tell us what you found and how to reproduce it. We will not take legal action against anyone who reports a problem in good faith and gives us time to fix it.