Virtual Number for WhatsApp Verification

WhatsApp numbers cost from $0.20 to $6.00 today, with a median of $0.74 across 204 countries. The cheapest right now are South Africa ($0.20), Nigeria ($0.20) and Israel ($0.20). Prices update several times a day, and you only pay if the code arrives.

The cheapest well-stocked countries for WhatsApp right now are South Africa, Nigeria and Israel; if one number is turned away, try another country.

Not every number gets a code. If yours does not, you are not charged: the price is only held while you wait, and it goes back to your wallet automatically when the timer ends. You can also tap Cancel & refund after a few minutes and try another number.

Up to about 20 minutes per number; the timer on your number shows exactly how long. When a code comes, it usually arrives within a minute or two, but not every number gets one, because some apps turn certain numbers away. If nothing comes, the hold is refunded and you can try another number or country.

Yes, and a private one: the number is yours alone for one WhatsApp verification, for up to about 20 minutes, and the code shows only in your dashboard. Free public inboxes are different: anyone can read the messages there.

The number is meant for one verification within its window, so finish signing up in one go. If you need to log in again later or receive codes over weeks, rent a number instead.

Apps sometimes turn away certain number ranges, even real SIM numbers. If that happens, tap Cancel & refund and get another number or pick a different country. You are not charged for a number that never received a code.

Most of our numbers are real SIM numbers, and a few are virtual. If an app refuses a number, cancel it for a refund and try another country.

Create a free account, then top up your wallet from $10 by card, crypto or the other methods shown at checkout. Numbers are paid from that balance, and unused balance stays for later numbers: it never expires, but it cannot be withdrawn. The price is held when you take a number and only charged once the WhatsApp code arrives.

Use our numbers only for your own accounts, and follow WhatsApp's terms and the law where you live. Temp Number is not affiliated with WhatsApp.

Yes. WhatsApp supports two accounts in one app on Android, and WhatsApp Business can run next to the regular app. Each account needs its own number and its own code.

Usually, yes. Contacts and many group members can see the number an account is registered with, which is why people often keep a separate number for groups, marketplaces or work chats.