The seven questions that come in first, every time.
Will the verification SMS actually arrive?
Our 90-day median is 3.4 seconds from order to inbox, and the bottom percentile still lands inside the standard 5-minute OTP window. If a number we hand you never receives the code, the order auto-refunds in full — rental fee included — and your wallet is back where it started before you can open a ticket.
Can I use the same number twice?
Disposable numbers are one service, one verification. For repeated access — a long-running test account, a 2FA fallback, a country-locked subscription — pick a long-term rental: 7, 30 or 60 days, your number, every SMS for the duration, no per-code charge after the rental fee.
How are numbers different across countries?
Three things vary: the per-code price (what local carriers charge us), the success rate (some destinations block bulk SMS-OTP harder than others) and the line type (mobile vs landline vs non-geo). The route grid surfaces all three in real time so you can pick by what matters to your use case.
What payment methods do you accept?
Cryptocurrencies only — BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, XMR, LTC, SOL, BCH and a dozen others. Top up your wallet in any supported coin ; once funded, every API call and every dashboard order draws from the same flat USD-denominated balance. No card, no bank wire, no KYC at the payment step.
Is there a free trial?
No trial in the SaaS sense — the unit price is too low to make one meaningful. The minimum top-up is $0.10, which buys one SMS code on the cheapest routes. If it doesn’t arrive, you keep the money. That’s the trial.
Do you keep my message history?
Codes stay in your dashboard for 30 days then get purged permanently. You can also pipe every delivery to your own webhook within seconds — the only long-term copy ends up in your own database, not ours.
Where can I see real-time service status?
Live success rates per country and per service are exposed in the routes grid and via the
REST API. A full incident timeline and 90-day uptime live on the
status page, refreshed every 30 seconds from the same telemetry our oncall reads.