Global Top-ups

Talk Home, because home is everywhere  You hit the send. Then you saw it. One digit is wrong.  Now your heart is racing. Did I just lose £20? Will Dad get his credit?  First: Breathe. This happens…

Talk Home, because home is everywhere  You sent it. You got the “Payment Successful” email. But 5 minutes later… nothing. No SMS. No beep. And WhatsApp from home: “I didn’t get anything.” …

Talk Home, because home is everywhere  It’s Tuesday night in London. 10:47pm.  WhatsApp from Mum in Delhi: “Beta, credit khatam ho gaya. Call karni hai.”  Translation: “Son, credit finished. I need to make a call.”  You could send £20 to the Western Union. She’ll get…

Not sure how to send a mobile top-up to Namibia from the UK? The number format catches people out, Namibian numbers drop the leading zero when sending internationally, unlike most…

Need to  send  airtime on a family member’s phone in Botswana? You can do it from abroad in just a few minutes. Talk Home App supports Botswana’s three mobile networks,…

Yes, and it is simpler than you might expect. Talk Home App lets you send an Africell Gambia data bundle directly to your family’s phone from anywhere in the world.…

If your family in Gambia runs out of mobile credit, you don’t need to wait for someone locally to recharge their phone. From the UK, Europe, the Gulf, or anywhere…

Mobile data has become just as important as phone credit. Whether your family uses WhatsApp to stay in touch, studies online, manages a small business, or simply browses the internet,…

Whether you’re sending airtime to family in Ouagadougou, Bobo-Dioulasso, or anywhere else in Burkina Faso mobile top-up only takes a few minutes.  The key is choosing the correct mobile network…

Ok real story.   My friend from uni moved back to Lomé last year. First week she’s there, 2am my time, I get a text: “pls help my credit finished I can’t call…

Last month my cousin in Porto-Novo texted me: “pls send data my WhatsApp is dead”  And I was like… bro I’m in Islamabad. How am I supposed to buy you internet?  I thought…

I’m not going to lie. The first time my aunt in Cotonou called me and said “my credit finished” at 11pm, I panicked. It was a Friday. Stores were closed. Banks were closed. And she needed…