Are you in Nairobi and need travel data?

eSIM is a destination, a plan, a QR, and a usage tracker — not a PDF you lose.

The situation

Arriving in Nairobi without data is the ordinary version of a bad start: no ride, no map, no way to tell anyone you landed.

A pack bought before departure installs at home and waits, because the validity clock starts on first connection in the country rather than at purchase.

What Kpali does about it

Data for where you are going, ready before you land.

In the app it runs: Home → eSIM → destination → plan → Pay → My eSIMs → install QR. The target is your device (qr / activation code).

There is no lookup for this product, so the review sheet is the check — read the recipient back before you pay.

Getting there from nothing

1. Put the app on your phone and sign up. A PIN and a way to reach you is the whole of it.
2. Fund with USDT or USDC, choosing the network deliberately — that choice is the irreversible one.
3. One email field decides everything about ownership here — read it before you move on.
4. Wait until Home moves before doing anything else.
5. Home → eSIM → destination → plan → Pay → My eSIMs → install QR.
6. Confirm the recipient on the review sheet, then Pay. It does not proceed if store credit cannot cover the total.
7. Keep the receipt. A QR code and an activation code on the receipt, and the pack itself under My eSIMs.

Read next

• Travel eSIM — the complete guide, from what it does to what it costs and where it stops
• Fund your wallet with stablecoin — stablecoin in, store credit out, in the order the screen asks
• Read a receipt — what the three states mean

Guides here map to real screens in a real app. Goods are never sold on the web; store credit is, on one page, by transfer.