One-time code
A virtual number for a single SMS code
Name the platform and the country in whichever order suits you. The tariff and the idle lines are on screen before anything moves.
Verifies
- Numbers that verify Telegram
- Numbers that verify WhatsApp
- Numbers that verify Google
- Numbers that verify OpenAI / ChatGPT
- Numbers that verify Instagram
- Numbers that verify TikTok
- Numbers that verify Facebook
- Numbers that verify Discord
- Numbers that verify X (Twitter)
- Numbers that verify Signal
- Numbers that verify Viber
- Numbers that verify LinkedIn
Name a platform and a country, in either order. The carrier and the tariff appear here.
Before you buy
A one-time number, explained
How much time do I get to receive the code?
Twenty minutes. The line is set aside the moment you take it, and most codes land within seconds. If the window closes on silence the reservation lifts by itself and the money is already back on your balance — nothing to claim and nobody to ask.
Real mobile number or VoIP line?
A subscriber line on a carrier inside the country you named. It carries that country's dialling prefix and reads to the platform exactly as a resident's line does. Platforms turn away VoIP and relay ranges, which is the entire reason we do not sell them.
Do I pick the network, or is it picked for me?
You do. Once the platform and the country are settled, the third step lists every carrier holding idle lines, each with its tariff and its count. They are not spare copies of one another — a platform can be dependable on one carrier and refused on another in the same country — so the choice is yours, and getting it wrong costs nothing.
Do I keep the number once the code has arrived?
No. A single activation is the inbox of a line borrowed for one message; once the code is handed over the line rejoins the carrier pool and may be issued to somebody else. Where a line has to keep receiving — a second code later, a reset next month — that is what a term is for.
Why does one platform cost more in one country than in another?
Because the line does. What a carrier asks for an activation line follows how scarce those lines are locally and how fast the platform consumes them, and both vary enormously from one country to the next. The same margin is applied everywhere, so the spread you see on the page is the spread in what the lines genuinely cost.
Is an account and a balance needed first?
Yes, and that is the whole of the sign-up: an address and a password, then a crypto deposit of at least $20.00. No name, no document, no phone of your own. The balance exists because a line settles the instant a code lands, and there is no card on file to reach for instead.
Name a platform, name a country, read the code.
No document to upload, no card, no subscription. Fund once and spend it one activation at a time.