I bought the same Apple 17 Air as my cousin in Dubai, only to realize after the purchase that it doesn’t have a physical SIM slot and only supports eSIM. Later, I checked Twitter and saw that a lot of people are using RedteaGo, so I gave it a try. The fact that it works with global data is already a big plus, but what really caught my attention is that it directly supports Binance Pay for payments. I just went through the whole process myself. On the payment page, I selected crypto payment, and the first option that popped up was Binance Pay. The entire experience was super smooth—no address copying, no on-chain confirmation steps. It directly took me to the Binance Pay page, and after entering the authenticator, the payment was done. It’s almost no different from regular mobile payments. We’ve always talked about the future of crypto payments, but it’s only when it’s applied to real-life scenarios that you realize how much something like Binance Pay’s seamless payment could change everyday spending habits once it scales up. If Binance Pay becomes widely available in more physical and online scenarios in the future, the level of convenience might make a lot of people realize for the first time that crypto payments aren’t just a concept. Next time, I want to try using @justinsuntron’s hotspot to buy some data directly