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Get a verification code in seconds — without giving up your real number. Free disposable numbers from the USA, UK, India and more. No sign-up.

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88 live numbers · 8,027 codes received · 16 countries

How to receive an SMS online

  1. 01

    Pick a number

    Choose any free number below, from the USA, UK, India and more.

  2. 02

    Use it to verify

    Enter the number wherever a service asks for your phone.

  3. 03

    Read the code

    Open the number's page and the SMS — with its code — shows up.

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Frequently asked questions

Is receiving SMS online really free?

Yes. Every number on this site is completely free to use. You don't need to sign up, pay, or enter your own phone number — just open a number and read the messages it receives.

How do I receive an SMS or verification code?

Pick any number from the list, use it where a service asks for a phone number, then return to that number's page and refresh. Incoming messages — including OTP and verification codes — appear automatically, with the code highlighted for one-tap copying.

Can I use these numbers for WhatsApp, Telegram or Google verification?

You can try. These public numbers often receive codes from services like Google, Telegram, WhatsApp, Tinder and more. Because they're shared, popular services may already have an account registered, so success varies — try a few numbers.

Are these numbers private?

No. They are public and shared, which is exactly why they're free. Anyone can read messages sent to them. Never use them for banking, your main email, or any account that matters.

How long do the numbers stay active?

Numbers rotate over time. When a number is retired it's replaced with a new one, so the list stays fresh. If a number stops receiving messages, just pick another.