What is an OTP number
An OTP (One-Time Password) is the single-use code that an application sends by SMS to verify a phone number, for example when opening a WhatsApp, Telegram, Gmail or Instagram account.
A WebTic OTP number is a real phone number, in the country of your choice, used to receive this code. It is not an SMS sending service.
How it works
- You choose the country, then the application you are expecting the code from.
- A real number from that country is assigned to you: you enter it in the application.
- As soon as the SMS arrives on the number, the code is passed on to you.
Two plans
- One number for one code: the number is reserved for the time needed to receive the code from a specific application.
- A number for a set duration: the number is reserved for you for 1 to 30 days depending on the country and receives SMS throughout the period.
When to use it
- Open an account on an application that requires a number from a specific country.
- Keep a number separate from your personal or business line.
- Receive repeated verifications on the same number (duration plan).
Prices by country and by application: OTP Numbers page.
