Digicel Top Up Haiti From The USA: Fees & HTG Amounts
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Sending a Digicel top up to Haiti from the USA is straightforward once you know what to enter and what the recipient will receive. You need the recipient’s 8-digit Haitian mobile number, while Mitti adds the +509 Haiti country code for you. Before paying, you can see the available amount in Haitian gourdes (HTG), the 10% service fee and the final total.
Sending a Digicel top up to Haiti from the US is straightforward once you know what to enter and what the recipient will receive. You need the recipient’s 8-digit Haitian mobile number, while Mitti adds the +509 Haiti country code for you. Before paying, you can see the available amount in Haitian gourdes (HTG), the 10% service fee and the final total.
An 8-digit Haiti number is the most important detail you need before starting a recharge. Haitian mobile numbers use the Haiti country code +509, but when you top up through Mitti you enter the recipient’s number as it is dialled locally in Haiti. Mitti adds +509 in front of it for you. You will also need an email address for your receipt and delivery confirmation and a supported payment method. No Mitti account is needed to send the top-up. Mitti currently lists Visa, Mastercard, Maestro, American Express, Apple Pay and Google Pay as supported payment options. The methods actually available for your device and order are shown during the payment step.
HTG stands for Haitian gourdes, the currency used in Haiti. When sending Digicel Haiti airtime or call credit, it is important to distinguish between the amount of prepaid credit the recipient receives in HTG and the amount you pay in US dollars. For a Digicel top up Haiti order, Mitti currently lists five call-credit denominations. The recipient receives the full selected amount in Haitian gourdes; Mitti’s service fee is added separately rather than deducted from their prepaid balance.
For example, selecting 2,270 HTG means the recipient’s Digicel line receives the full 2,270 HTG in call credit. The current top-up price is $17.00, the service fee is $1.70 and the total charged is $18.70. These are the call-credit amounts listed at the time of writing. Prices and available denominations can change, so check the live Digicel Haiti top-up page for the current options and final total before paying.
Mitti adds a flat 10% service fee to the price of the recharge. Instead of deducting that fee from the recipient’s mobile credit, Mitti displays it separately alongside the product price and final amount you pay. The service fee covers three parts of processing the recharge:
This means that if you select 1,400 HTG, your recipient still receives 1,400 HTG. You do not need to calculate how much will be left after a fee is removed. The service fee and final amount are shown before you authorise the payment.
A Digicel data bundle Haiti recharge is different from sending ordinary call credit. Mitti currently separates the available Digicel products into call credit, data bundles and combo bundles, so it is worth checking what the recipient actually needs before choosing one.
Bundles can have their own inclusions and validity periods. Before paying, check how many gigabytes, minutes or other allowances the selected product includes and how long they remain valid. A larger bundle is not necessarily more useful if the recipient will not use it within its validity period. Call credit, data products and combo bundles are not interchangeable, so choose the product based on what the recipient needs rather than only comparing the price.
What You Need: An 8-Digit Haiti Number And A Payment Method
An 8-digit Haiti number is the most important detail you need before starting a recharge. Haitian mobile numbers use the Haiti country code +509, but when you top up through Mitti you enter the recipient’s number as it is dialled locally in Haiti. Mitti adds +509 in front of it for you. You will also need an email address for your receipt and delivery confirmation and a supported payment method. No Mitti account is needed to send the top-up. Mitti currently lists Visa, Mastercard, Maestro, American Express, Apple Pay and Google Pay as supported payment options. The methods actually available for your device and order are shown during the payment step.
Digicel Haiti Top-Up Amounts And What Arrives In HTG
HTG stands for Haitian gourdes, the currency used in Haiti. When sending Digicel Haiti airtime or call credit, it is important to distinguish between the amount of prepaid credit the recipient receives in HTG and the amount you pay in US dollars. For a Digicel top up Haiti order, Mitti currently lists five call-credit denominations. The recipient receives the full selected amount in Haitian gourdes; Mitti’s service fee is added separately rather than deducted from their prepaid balance.
| Recipient gets | Top-up price | 10% service fee | You pay |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1,400 HTG | $10.48 | $1.05 | $11.53 |
| 2,270 HTG | $17.00 | $1.70 | $18.70 |
| 3,790 HTG | $28.38 | $2.84 | $31.22 |
| 5,310 HTG | $39.77 | $3.98 | $43.75 |
| 7,130 HTG | $53.40 | $5.34 | $58.74 |
For example, selecting 2,270 HTG means the recipient’s Digicel line receives the full 2,270 HTG in call credit. The current top-up price is $17.00, the service fee is $1.70 and the total charged is $18.70. These are the call-credit amounts listed at the time of writing. Prices and available denominations can change, so check the live Digicel Haiti top-up page for the current options and final total before paying.
What The 10% Service Fee Covers
Mitti adds a flat 10% service fee to the price of the recharge. Instead of deducting that fee from the recipient’s mobile credit, Mitti displays it separately alongside the product price and final amount you pay. The service fee covers three parts of processing the recharge:
- Card payment processing. The cost involved in processing the payment for the top-up.
- Fraud checks. Checks performed as part of securely processing the transaction.
- Delivery to the operator. Processing the selected credit through the recipient’s mobile operator.
This means that if you select 1,400 HTG, your recipient still receives 1,400 HTG. You do not need to calculate how much will be left after a fee is removed. The service fee and final amount are shown before you authorise the payment.
Saldo Or Bundle: What To Send A Digicel Line In Haiti
A Digicel data bundle Haiti recharge is different from sending ordinary call credit. Mitti currently separates the available Digicel products into call credit, data bundles and combo bundles, so it is worth checking what the recipient actually needs before choosing one.
| Call credit / saldo | Data or combo bundle |
|---|---|
| Adds plain prepaid balance to the Digicel line. This can give the recipient more flexibility to use their credit according to the conditions of their prepaid plan. | Provides a specific package. A data bundle is intended for mobile internet, while a combo bundle may include gigabytes of data together with calls, messages or other allowances. |
| Useful when you want to send general Digicel Haiti airtime or are not sure exactly how the recipient wants to use the credit. | Useful when you know the recipient specifically needs mobile data or when the included combination of data and calls suits their usage. |
Bundles can have their own inclusions and validity periods. Before paying, check how many gigabytes, minutes or other allowances the selected product includes and how long they remain valid. A larger bundle is not necessarily more useful if the recipient will not use it within its validity period. Call credit, data products and combo bundles are not interchangeable, so choose the product based on what the recipient needs rather than only comparing the price.
Natcom: The Other Mobile Network In Haiti
Digicel is not the only carrier you may encounter when trying to recharge a Haiti phone number online. Mitti also supports Natcom top ups in Haiti. Digicel and Natcom are separate Haiti mobile operators, so choosing the correct carrier matters. A +509 country code tells you that the number is Haitian, but it does not by itself tell you whether the line currently belongs to Digicel or Natcom. If you are not certain, ask the recipient which carrier they use before placing the order. This is particularly important because the available airtime, data products and bundles depend on the recipient’s carrier. A Digicel product should be sent to a Digicel line; if the recipient uses Natcom, start with the Natcom Haiti top-up option instead. You can also view all supported Haiti top-up options before choosing a carrier.
How To Send A Digicel Top-Up To Haiti From The US
To top up Digicel from the US, you do not need access to the recipient’s mobile account. You can send phone credit to Haiti using their phone number and the details needed to complete your own payment.
- Choose Digicel Haiti and a product. Open the Digicel Haiti recharge page and select call credit, a data bundle or a combo bundle.
- Enter the recipient’s 8-digit number. Enter the number as it is dialled locally in Haiti. Mitti adds the +509 country code for you.
- Add your email address. This is used for the receipt and delivery confirmation. You do not need to create a Mitti account.
- Review and pay. Check the recipient number, selected product, top-up price, 10% service fee and final total, then complete the payment using an available payment method.
The same process works when topping up someone else’s phone. The person in Haiti does not need to make the payment themselves or open a Mitti account to receive the selected prepaid airtime or bundle.
If The Credit Does Not Reach The Phone
If Mitti cannot deliver the top-up, you are refunded.
Questions People Ask About Digicel Haiti Top-Ups
How do I send a Digicel top up to Haiti from the United States?
Choose Digicel Haiti, select the call credit or bundle you want to send and enter the recipient’s local mobile number. Review the selected product, 10% service fee and final total before completing your payment.
How many digits is a Digicel Haiti phone number?
A Haitian mobile number has 8 digits. When using Mitti, enter the recipient’s local 8-digit number in the phone-number field.
Do I need to enter the +509 Haiti country code myself?
No. Enter the number as it is dialled locally in Haiti and Mitti adds the +509 country code in front of it for you.
How much does it cost to send Digicel credit to Haiti?
The cost depends on the amount selected. Mitti currently lists call-credit options from 1,400 HTG to 7,130 HTG. A flat 10% service fee is added to the top-up price, and the final amount is shown before payment. Check the live Digicel Haiti page for current prices and denominations.
Does my recipient in Haiti get the full amount I selected?
Yes. The service fee is added separately rather than deducted from the selected mobile credit. If you choose 1,400 HTG, for example, the recipient receives the full 1,400 HTG.
What is the difference between Digicel call credit and a bundle in Haiti?
Call credit adds plain prepaid balance, sometimes called saldo. A data product is intended for mobile internet, while a combo bundle may contain data, calls, messages or a combination of allowances for a defined validity period. Check the individual product before paying.
Can I top up someone else’s Digicel phone in Haiti?
Yes. You can send prepaid credit or an available bundle to another person’s supported Digicel number in Haiti. You need their correct mobile number, while your email address is used for the receipt and order updates.
