Roam Launches Business eSIM to Power Global Teams with Reliable Connectivity Across 180+ Countries
This launch responds to the increasing need for seamless connectivity among remote teams and global enterprises, especially in the Web3 sector, where international collaboration is vital, and traditional mobile solutions fall short.
A New Standard for Global Roaming
Roam's Business eSIM eliminates one of the most persistent pain points for traditional companies: fragmented, expensive, and hard-to-manage mobile connectivity. Unlike telecom operators that offer fixed plans or per-country packages, Roam gives enterprises an all-in-one eSIM solution.
Roam eSIM offers global coverage in 180+ countries with a single eSIM profile. Employees can activate their eSIM instantly via the Roam App, getting online the moment they land-no SIM swaps or manual setup needed.
With an admin dashboard, companies can assign eSIMs to team members based on destination or role, set daily or monthly budget limits, and track real-time account balance. Balance never expires and can be reallocated across trips or employees, making Roam ideal for professionals and teams that are always on the move. Finance teams can export usage data in CSV format for reporting or reconciliation.
Flexible Payments & Top-Up Bonuses
Roam supports a wide range of payment options including traditional credit cards and cryptocurrencies. Businesses that choose to pay with $ROAM receive an exclusive 10% discount on their account.
On top of that, businesses enjoy up to 35% Top-up bonuses. For example, when businesses top up $500, they receive $550 in credit, and with a $2000 top-up, they get $2400 in credit.
Built for Global Workforces, Ready for the Future
Roam Business eSIM is built to meet the needs of any traditional or Web3 business with a global presence. It enables seamless connectivity without the hassle of local SIMs, manual setup, or roaming fees. With no limit on team access, organizations can scale effortlessly as their workforce grows.
As the boundaries of work, geography, and identity continue to shift, Roam is more than just a data provider-it serves as an open wireless network, supporting ecosystem collaboration, remote onboarding, and real-time operations on a global scale.
SOURCE: Roam
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