Nubank Launches NuCel Physical Chip With Better Plans and Free Shipping for Customers

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 23/07/2025 at 15:46

O Nubank agora oferece o chip físico da NuCel, sua operadora móvel, com planos mais atrativos, mais internet e benefícios exclusivos. Confira como funciona.

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Nubank Now Offers the Physical Chip from NuCel, Its Mobile Operator, with More Attractive Plans, More Data, and Exclusive Benefits. Check Out How It Works.

Nubank customers can now request the physical chip from NuCel with free delivery and updated plans!

The Nubank has just announced that its customers will have access to the physical chip from NuCel, its own virtual mobile operator.

This new offering features more advantageous plans and will be delivered free of charge to users’ homes, at no additional cost.

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NuCel Offers More Data at the Same Price

With the arrival of the physical chip, Nubank has also restructured the plans of NuCel, offering more mobile data without a price increase.

See how the new packages are structured:

20 GB for R$ 45/month (previously, 15 GB)
25 GB for R$ 55/month (previously, 20 GB)
35 GB for R$ 70/month (previously cost R$ 75)

The update is automatic for existing customers, who will enjoy the new benefits without needing to request the change.

Advantages of Nubank’s Operator Go Beyond Internet Access

The plans from NuCel, the operator of Nubank, include various extra benefits:

Unlimited local and long-distance calls
WhatsApp available, including voice and video calls
Unlimited access to the Nubank app, without counting against the data limit
A savings account yielding 120% of the CDI, with a limit of R$ 10,000
Extra data for Nubank+ and Ultravioleta customers in case of full data usage

Additionally, the packages have no loyalty requirements and can be contracted directly through the bank’s app in just a few clicks.

How Does NuCel, Nubank’s Operator, Work?

NuCel operates under the MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator) model, meaning it uses the infrastructure of an existing traditional carrier to offer its services.

In this case, Nubank has partnered with Claro, ensuring coverage in 93% of the national territory and access to high-speed internet, including 5G signal.

Since plan charges are billed via Nubank credit card, the process is straightforward, without the need for physical contracts or bureaucratic complications.

Why Is Nubank Investing in NuCel?

The launch of the physical chip from NuCel reinforces Nubank’s strategy to diversify its services and facilitate digital access.

According to the company, the idea is to offer more control, connectivity, and freedom to the customer.

With the expansion of the operator and the new plans, Nubank is getting even closer to its goal of being a comprehensive platform for financial and digital services.

Nubank Launches NuCel Physical Chip With Better Plans and Free Shipping for Customers

Nubank Now Offers the Physical Chip from NuCel, Its Mobile Operator, with More Attractive Plans, More Data, and Exclusive Benefits. Check Out How It Works.

NuCel Offers More Data at the Same Price

Advantages of Nubank’s Operator Go Beyond Internet Access

How Does NuCel, Nubank’s Operator, Work?

Why Is Nubank Investing in NuCel?

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