Delivered in seconds
The top-up is sent to Ooredoo automatically as soon as the payment is confirmed, day or night.
Flexy OoredooTop up any Ooredoo number in seconds
Airtime, data and MIX bundles for any Ooredoo line starting with 05, from Algeria, the United States, Canada, France or anywhere else. No account, instant delivery.
Why top up Ooredoo with IciFlixy
IciFlixy (often searched as “Ici Flexy” or “Flixy”) is the easiest way to send a Ooredoo flexy online.
Every offer
Airtime in any amount, Ooredoo data and MIX bundles: the line's offers appear once you enter the number.
From abroad
Visa or Mastercard, Google Pay or Apple Pay — ideal for topping up family from the US, Canada or Europe.
Final price upfront
The price shown before you pay is the price you pay. No hidden fees, no sign-up.
How to send a Ooredoo flexy online
- 01
Enter the number
Type the Ooredoo number (05 XX XX XX XX): the +213 code is pre-filled and the operator is detected automatically.
- 02
Pick the offer
Airtime, data or a MIX bundle — every price is shown clearly.
- 03
Pay, it's sent
By card, Google Pay, Apple Pay, CIB or Edahabia. The recipient gets the usual confirmation SMS from their operator.
Ooredoo flexy: frequently asked questions
How do I send a Ooredoo flexy from the USA or Canada?
Enter the Ooredoo number on IciFlixy, choose airtime or a bundle, then pay with your Visa or Mastercard, Google Pay or Apple Pay. The top-up reaches Algeria within seconds.
Can I top up Ooredoo from France or elsewhere in Europe?
Yes. Any international Visa or Mastercard is accepted, as well as Google Pay and Apple Pay. Payments are charged in euros.
Which Ooredoo numbers can I top up?
Every Algerian Ooredoo number, starting with 05 (or +213 5 from abroad). The recipient doesn't need an account.
Is an Ooredoo flexy as fast as from a local shop?
Yes, often faster: the top-up is sent to Ooredoo automatically as soon as the payment is confirmed, 24/7, with no need to wait for a shop to open.
Are there any fees?
No, the price shown before payment is final. Only your bank may add a currency conversion fee on a foreign-currency payment.