Choose a temporary number from a country list and open its SMS inbox. Country guides explain how to enter the number on a registration form and follow your confirmation message.
Expedia security check — code 761680. It is valid for the next 10 minutes.
Deliveroo
Deliveroo: Use 269534 to finish signing up. Keep this code private.
Zalora
Your requested Zalora verification code is 417696. Valid for 10 minutes.
Instagram
582418 is your Instagram code. Do not send it to anyone else.
iFood
To confirm this number on iFood, enter 200201. Do not forward this message.
Turkcell
Turkcell: Your one-time sign-in code is 538304. Please keep it confidential.
Monzo
Monzo sign-in: 605423
Enter it on the screen where you requested it.
Tripadvisor
Your Tripadvisor code: 631190. Expires in 10 min.
FlixBus
[FlixBus] Confirmation code: 337666. You can close this message once you have entered it.
Bumble
485171 — use this code to verify your phone on Bumble.
Yahoo
Yahoo account recovery: enter 884580 within 5 minutes.
Crypto.com
Enter 000522 to continue signing in to Crypto.com. Do not read this code out over the phone.
FREENOW
Your requested FREENOW verification code is 283561. Valid for 15 minutes.
Binance
Binance: Your one-time sign-in code is 155586.
O2
O2: Your one-time sign-in code is 016799.
Klarna
[Klarna] Login requested. Code: 006925. Valid for 5 minutes.
Affirm
026910 is the code for your current Affirm login. Never send it to another person.
Zalando
[Zalando] Order confirmed: 694361DF. You can check the details in your account.
N26
N26: Complete the sign-in check with 835085. The code expires in 5 min.
ASOS
Your ASOS order 15F66E6F is being prepared. We will send another update when it is ready.
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Find the country for your temporary-number search.
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Review a number
Compare the calling code and open its SMS inbox.
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Check inbox status
View connection status and the current message list.
Temporary numbers for online SMS and phone verification
Each phone has its own message page. Start by matching the number on your registration form with the inbox you open. The country guides explain formatting differences and common problems; the number page shows its receiving information.
Temporary and virtual numbers
A temporary number describes short-term access; a virtual number describes phone access through a service. Compare the country, shared or private access and how long you can use the number.
Online SMS verification
SMS verification checks phone access through a code sent by the requesting service. With an active receiving connection, follow the correct number, sender and timestamp in the inbox.
What free access includes
Browsing the directory and guides is free. When comparing free SMS options, distinguish inbox access from acceptance by the service sending a code. Public messages are not private.
Questions and answers
Numbers, messages and access.
Are temporary numbers and virtual numbers the same?+
A temporary number describes short-term or limited access. A virtual number is accessed through a service and is not necessarily temporary. Also check whether access to the number is shared or private.
How does free SMS verification work?+
With an active receiving service, choose a number, request a code from an app that permits it and follow the message in the same inbox. Free inbox access does not guarantee that every website accepts the number.
Where can I check whether a number receives SMS?+
Read the receiving information on the number page before requesting a code. An unavailable inbox cannot receive messages. Opening or refreshing the page does not activate the number or reserve it for you.
Who can read a temporary SMS inbox?+
Anyone visiting a public inbox can read its messages. Keeping your personal number out of a form does not make shared messages private. Use a number you control for sensitive accounts and account recovery.
Can I send free SMS or keep a number permanently?+
This site is designed for incoming SMS inboxes and does not send texts. Permanent access to a shared or temporary number is not guaranteed. Consider private-number access separately for long-term needs.