Need a fake phone number to receive a verification code? Use one of the free temporary numbers below — they receive real SMS, so the code arrives just like on a normal phone, without using your personal number.
Yes — the numbers here are real virtual numbers that receive SMS. Enter one on the service you are verifying with and the code will appear on the number's page.
Most services work, including Google, Facebook, Telegram and Amazon. WhatsApp and banking apps block many virtual numbers, so try a few different numbers.
No. It works entirely in your browser — pick a number, use it, and read the SMS code on this site.
Using a temporary number to protect your privacy is generally fine. Do not use it for fraud, to evade bans, or to create fake accounts that break a service's terms.
Sometimes. WhatsApp blocks many virtual numbers — try a US or UK number, and if it is rejected, try another. See our WhatsApp verification guide for tips.
The number may be blocked by that service or busy. Refresh the page, wait a minute or two, and if needed switch to a different number.