Afghanistan Mobile Top-Up & Recharge
Send mobile top-up, recharge and credit to any Afghanistan number online — for Roshan, AWCC (Afghan Wireless), Etisalat, ATOMA and Salaam. Instant delivery, no app, no SIM swap. Perfect for the Afghan diaspora sending airtime home.
Last updated: July 2026
What is Afghanistan mobile top-up?
Afghanistan mobile top-up — also called mobile recharge or credit — is the process of adding prepaid airtime or data to an Afghan mobile number. Instead of buying a physical scratch card inside Afghanistan, you can top up online from anywhere in the world: you enter the recipient's number, choose an amount, pay, and the balance is delivered directly to their SIM, usually within seconds. It works with every major Afghan carrier — Roshan, AWCC (Afghan Wireless), Etisalat Afghanistan, ATOMA (formerly MTN Afghanistan) and Salaam. Online recharge is the fastest way for family and friends abroad to keep loved ones in Afghanistan connected, without needing a local SIM, a bank in Afghanistan, or a trip to a shop.
Send a top-up to Afghanistan on TopUpAfg →How to recharge an Afghan mobile online
Sending credit to Afghanistan takes under a minute and needs no app or account setup:
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Open TopUpAfg. Go to topupafg.com from any phone or computer, anywhere in the world.
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Enter the Afghan number. Type the recipient's mobile number (country code +93). The carrier — Roshan, AWCC, Etisalat, ATOMA or Salaam — is detected automatically from the prefix.
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Choose an amount & pay. Pick a recharge value, pay securely with your card or wallet, and the airtime lands on the recipient's SIM — usually instantly.
Afghanistan mobile carriers & number prefixes
Afghanistan's country calling code is +93. You can identify a number's carrier from its prefix — useful when you top up a number and want to confirm the right network:
| Carrier | Also known as | Common prefixes | Top-up |
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| Roshan | Telecom Development Company Afghanistan | 079, 072 | Supported |
| AWCC | Afghan Wireless Communication Company | 070, 0701 | Supported |
| Etisalat | Etisalat Afghanistan | 078, 073 | Supported |
| ATOMA | formerly MTN Afghanistan | 077, 076 | Supported |
| Salaam | Afghan Telecom | 074 | Supported |
Prefixes are written after the +93 country code (for example, a Roshan number looks like +93 79 XXX XXXX).
Send mobile credit to Afghanistan from abroad
Most people who recharge Afghan numbers live outside the country — in the USA, UK, Germany, Canada, Australia, Iran, Pakistan, Turkey, the UAE and beyond. TopUpAfg is built exactly for this: send a top-up to Afghanistan from 180+ countries, in your own currency, without a local Afghan bank account or SIM. It's the simplest way for the Afghan diaspora to keep parents, siblings and friends connected — for calls, mobile data, and staying in touch.
Why use TopUpAfg for Afghan recharge
Instant delivery
Airtime reaches the recipient's SIM in seconds, not days.
From 180+ countries
Recharge Afghan numbers from almost anywhere, in your local currency.
All major carriers
Roshan, AWCC, Etisalat, ATOMA and Salaam — one place for every network.
Secure checkout
Pay safely by card or wallet. No app download and no account maze.
Frequently asked questions
How do I recharge an Afghanistan mobile number online?
Go to TopUpAfg, enter the Afghan number (country code +93), choose a recharge amount, and pay. The credit is delivered directly to the recipient's SIM, usually within seconds — no app or local SIM needed.
Which Afghan carriers can I top up?
You can top up all major Afghanistan carriers: Roshan, AWCC (Afghan Wireless), Etisalat Afghanistan, ATOMA (formerly MTN Afghanistan) and Salaam (Afghan Telecom).
Can I send mobile credit to Afghanistan from another country?
Yes. TopUpAfg lets you send top-up to Afghanistan from 180+ countries, including the USA, UK, Germany, Canada, Australia, Iran, Pakistan, Turkey and the UAE, paying in your own currency.
How long does an Afghan mobile recharge take?
Online recharges are typically instant — the airtime usually appears on the recipient's balance within a few seconds of a successful payment.
Do I need the recipient's SIM or a local Afghan bank?
No. You only need the recipient's mobile number. You pay with your own card or wallet from wherever you are — no Afghan bank account and no physical SIM required.
What is Afghanistan's country code for mobile numbers?
Afghanistan's country calling code is +93. A full mobile number looks like +93 7X XXX XXXX, where the 7X prefix identifies the carrier.
How do I know which carrier a number belongs to?
The prefix after +93 tells you: 079/072 is Roshan, 070 is AWCC, 078/073 is Etisalat, 077/076 is ATOMA, and 074 is Salaam. TopUpAfg also detects the carrier automatically.
Is topping up an Afghan number safe?
Yes. Recharging through TopUpAfg uses secure card and wallet payments, and the credit is sent straight to the carrier — there are no scratch cards to lose and nothing to install.
Can I recharge Roshan or AWCC specifically?
Yes. Enter any Roshan (079/072) or AWCC (070) number and the correct network is selected automatically before you pay.
What happened to MTN Afghanistan?
MTN Afghanistan now operates under the name ATOMA. Numbers with 077/076 prefixes can still be topped up as usual.
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