Don't Want to Use Your Real Number? Get Codes Here Instead.
Privacy matters. Every signup asks for your phone number — and every number you hand out is one more list you are on. Use a free public number instead: codes arrive here, your real number stays yours.
Codes arriving right now
12+ in the last few minutes- 87392Amazon: Your OTP is 960-066. Do not share it.10s ago
- 63265623572 is your Apple ID verification code.18s ago
- 14085552190Your Telegram login code: 984-94429s ago
- 408697Your TikTok code is 365376. Expires in 5 minutes. Don't share it.46s ago
- 22395133-496 is your X confirmation code.1 min ago
- 98626G-712-907 is your Google verification code.1 min ago
Numbers receiving right now
All numbers →How to get your code
- 01Click a number above to copy it.
- 02Paste it into the service where it asks for your phone number, and request the code.
- 03Open the number's card here — the code shows up in its inbox within seconds. Click the code to copy it.
These numbers are public: anyone can read messages sent to them. Use them for quick signups, never for banking or accounts you want to keep.
Questions
Why not just use my real number?
Real numbers get sold, leaked in breaches, and added to marketing lists. Each one you hand out is permanent — a public number is not.
When should I still use my real number?
Banking, personal email, medical services, and any account holding sensitive data. Public numbers are for low-stakes signups and throwaway accounts.