• Real carrier number, not VoIP. That is exactly what services check when they decide whether to accept a number, and it is why delivery rates here beat services reselling internet numbers.
  


• 1,300+ services supported. Signal, Telegram, WhatsApp, Google and Gmail, Discord, ProtonMail, Instagram and Threads, [BRAND NAME REMOVED], and a long list beyond those.
  


• No name, no address, no ID, no account. No email required either. You get an Order ID and a PIN, and that is the entire relationship.
  


• Card or crypto. BTC, XMR, LTC, ETH, USDT accepted.
  


• Your own number stays where it is. Nothing touches your existing SIM.
  

1. Search for the service you need the code from.
   


2. We check every country that can supply a number for that service, look up how often codes actually arrive from each, and put the best first. You can override the choice, but the top option is the one most likely to work.
   


3. Pay. The number appears on screen straight away.
   


4. Request the code from the service. It usually lands in under a minute.
   

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1. Codes do not always arrive. Every order includes up to three numbers - if one receives nothing inside its twenty minutes, you can request the next at no extra cost. If all three fail, the order cannot be credited back. We are charged per number whether or not a code is sent, which is why there is no refund.

2. The delivery rate is shown before you pay. It is the supplier's own figure for that exact service and country - how often a code genuinely arrives. Some popular services sit near a coin flip because they actively block numbers like these. The real number is on screen before you commit. Treat it as the actual odds, not marketing.

3. The number is single-use. It receives one code for the service you chose, then expires after about twenty minutes. It cannot take a second code later, it is not yours to keep, and it cannot be used to recover the account afterwards.

4. Do not make it an account's only recovery route. Once the number is gone, any account depending on it for password resets or two-factor codes is locked out permanently. There is no way back.

5. Not for banking or anything financial. Banks and financial services reject this kind of number as a matter of policy, and the permanent lockout risk above makes it a bad idea regardless.

• Price: From €1.95 per code, varies by service and country
  


• Payment: Card, or BTC / XMR / LTC / ETH / USDT
  


• Delivery: Instant. The number appears on screen as soon as payment clears.
  


• Retries: Up to three numbers per order at no extra cost
  


• Refunds: None on failed codes - see the section above
  


• Support: [email protected] - quote your Order ID
  


• Service status: [deleted]
  


• Middleman: Accepted on request if you prefer.