Compare Tigo and Claro, confirm the Honduran number format (+504) and send mobile credit to Honduras from the USA, Spain or another country.
Recharge Honduras nowHonduras is one of the newest destinations we are proud to serve, built on everything we learned connecting families in Venezuela, Cuba and Nicaragua.
We bring the same commitment to fast, secure and transparent top-ups to everyone staying in touch with loved ones in Honduras, from the United States, Spain or anywhere else.
For decades Honduran telephony revolved around state-owned Hondutel, focused on the fixed network.
Mobile telephony arrived in 1996 with the first private cellular concession, and since then the regulator CONATEL has overseen a market open to international operators.
Millicom has operated in Honduras since 1996 — first as Celtel and later under the Tigo brand — and leads the mobile market.
America Movil arrived in the mid-2000s, unified its operation under the Claro brand and absorbed Digicel Honduras's operations in 2011.
With smartphones and LTE networks, Hondurans moved from voice and SMS to mobile data, messaging apps and social networks.
Prepaid remains the dominant way to stay connected.
With more than a million Hondurans in the United States and a growing community in Spain, remittances represent close to a quarter of the country's economy.
Recharging a line from abroad is a practical bridge that keeps a family member's number active and connected.
Explore available top-up amounts, bundles and data plans, then choose the option that best fits your needs.
Prepaid mobile credit in the amounts offered by each operator.
Combined minute, message, and data packages.
Mobile data plans and passes that keep the recipient connected.
Recharging Honduras usually means choosing between Tigo and Claro, the two national mobile operators. Pick the operator your recipient actually uses and review the active product before paying.
Ready to send? Review the operator and number, then start the recharge securely.
Recharge Honduras nowHonduras has two national mobile operators. These guides explain how each one works and how to recharge it from abroad.
The best operator is the one the recipient already uses. This comparison helps senders understand the key points before choosing a top-up product for Honduras.
| What to compare | Claro | Tigo | Practical check |
|---|---|---|---|
| Recipient's line | Use Claro only when the number is active on Claro Honduras. | Use Tigo only when the number is active on Tigo Honduras. | Ask the recipient to confirm the operator before paying; do not pick from memory. |
| Coverage and daily use | Often chosen by users who value its nationwide GSM and LTE network and bundled offers. | The network with the country's largest market share, often chosen for its wide coverage and data offers. | Recharge the operator that works best where the recipient lives, studies or works. |
| Credit vs data | Claro products may include flexible credit, data or promotional bundles depending on the active catalog. | Tigo products may include flexible credit, data or promotional bundles depending on the active catalog. | Choose by need: credit for calls and flexibility, data for internet and messaging. |
| Delivery risk | A correct number on the wrong operator can delay or fail delivery. | A correct number on the wrong operator can delay or fail delivery. | Country, operator, number and product must match before checkout. |
Ready to send? Review the operator and number, then start the recharge securely.
Recharge Honduras nowMore than a million Hondurans live abroad, mostly in the United States and Spain. Sending mobile credit directly to a local line is a practical way to help family stay connected: the recipient does not need to install anything or withdraw cash.
Tigo and Claro are Honduras's two national mobile operators. Tigo is Millicom's brand, present in the country since 1996 and the market leader; Claro belongs to America Movil and runs GSM and LTE coverage nationwide.
Depending on the active catalog, options may include prepaid credit, data bundles or promotional bonuses. Choose the product based on what the recipient needs most.
Before paying, confirm Honduras as the destination, the right operator, the local eight-digit mobile number (+504) and the amount. Most top-ups are fast, but delivery depends on the operator's network.
Ready to send? Review the operator and number, then start the recharge securely.
Recharge Honduras nowThe same online flow works from abroad: choose Honduras, select Tigo or Claro, enter the recipient's number and pay securely by card, PayPal or USDT.
Use a US debit or credit card to send credit to Tigo or Claro Honduras. Confirm the operator with the recipient first.
Send from Spain with a local or European card. The recipient receives the top-up on their existing Tigo or Claro line.
For families in transit or living in Mexico, online recharge avoids carrying cash and keeps the recipient's number active from abroad.
Ready to send? Review the operator and number, then start the recharge securely.
Recharge Honduras nowYou can pay with Visa, Mastercard, American Express or Discover credit and debit cards, PayPal, or Apple Pay and Google Pay on supported devices, in your own currency. Checkout is processed securely and you receive a confirmation once the top-up is sent. Depending on the country you pay from, local payment methods are also available, and we are expanding them.
You can also pay with USDT on Tron (TRC-20), Ethereum (ERC-20) or BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20), or with USDC on Ethereum (ERC-20). The top-up goes out as soon as the network confirms the transfer.
You do not need a Honduran bank account or to pay in lempiras. The recipient only needs an active mobile number on Tigo or Claro.
Ready to send? Review the operator and number, then start the recharge securely.
Recharge Honduras nowChoose the operator
Select the Honduran operator, such as Tigo or Claro.
Enter the number
Type the eight-digit Honduran mobile number to recharge.
Pick an amount
Select from the available top-up amounts.
Pay and send
Pay by card, PayPal or USDT and the credit arrives in minutes.
RecargaDoble was built by diaspora founders with direct experience in international mobile recharge. Learn who we are, how support works and how to contact us before sending.
Fast delivery
Most top-ups arrive within minutes.
Secure payments
Card, PayPal and USDT payments are processed securely.
Clear pricing
You see the amount before you pay.
Choose the operator, enter the Honduran mobile number, select an amount and pay by card, PayPal or USDT. The credit is added to that line automatically.
You can top up Honduras's main operators, such as Tigo and Claro. The updated list of operators is shown above.
Yes. The largest Honduran community abroad lives in the United States, and you can send a top-up in minutes by card, PayPal or USDT.
Yes. You can pay in euros with a Spanish or European card; the recipient receives the credit on their Tigo or Claro line.
Most top-ups are applied within minutes. Timing can occasionally vary depending on the operator and the network.
You can pay with Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover credit and debit cards; PayPal; Apple Pay and Google Pay on supported devices; USDT on Tron (TRC-20), Ethereum (ERC-20) and BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20); USDC on Ethereum (ERC-20); and local payment methods depending on the country you pay from, which we are expanding. You see the total before confirming.
No. You only need the Honduran mobile number; the credit is added to that same number.
The country code is +504 and mobile numbers have eight digits, usually starting with 9, 8 or 3. Enter the full number without the country code.
You can recharge numbers on the supported operators: Tigo and Claro. Just make sure the number and the chosen operator match.
You can complete a top-up quickly online. Creating an account is optional and mainly useful to see your history and repeat top-ups faster.
Amounts follow the denominations each operator offers. You can choose among the available top-up values at checkout, depending on the operator you select.
Yes. Choose Tigo, enter the Honduran mobile number, select an available amount and pay online by card, PayPal or USDT.
Yes. Select Claro when the recipient uses a Claro line. The operator and the number must match for delivery.
Data products may be available depending on the operator's catalog. Check the product type before confirming payment.
Yes. You can pay with USDT on Tron (TRC-20), Ethereum (ERC-20) or BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20), or with USDC on Ethereum (ERC-20). You send the exact amount on the chosen network and the top-up goes out as soon as the network confirms the transfer.
Top-ups depend on the operator you select, so the number and the operator must match. If you do not know whether a number is Tigo or Claro, confirm with the recipient before paying.
Delivery is normally within minutes, but network congestion can slow it down. Keep your confirmation; if it still has not arrived after a while, contact support with that reference.
Use the full Honduran mobile number including the +504 code. Honduran mobile numbers have eight digits after the country code and usually start with 9, 8 or 3.
No. Once the top-up is processed, the credit or data is added to their line automatically: they do not need to confirm or claim anything.
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