The high data point density measurements of ¹H→¹¹B cross-polarization (CP) kinetics upon magic-angle spinning (MAS) of [bmim][BF₄] confined in mesoporous SBA-15 and MCM-41 were carried out. The complex shaped ¹¹B CP MAS signals were observed in both silica and decomposed into two Lorentz components. This points towards the possibility of bimodal distribution of [bmim][BF₄] in the studied confinements. The convergence of classical and non-classical spin coupling models was deduced processing CP kinetic curves. A good fit of the theoretical curves to the experimental data was achieved using both models without any non-random deviations between theory and experiment to appear. The convergence of spin coupling models was discussed in terms of relatively high mobility of BF₄ ⁻ anion respect to the cation and the dynamics of anions in pores. These factors delete the borders between spin clusters. The spin diffusion along the pore surfaces in MCM-41 is more than twice faster than in SBA-15.