Frequently Asked Questions

WhatsApp often rejects VoIP and public shared inboxes because it checks line type. A virtual number can work if it is a real mobile carrier (non-VoIP) line. Acceptance still varies by number, country, and WhatsApp's own checks — a delivered SMS is not a guarantee the account stays active.

Those apps are VoIP. Google, PayPal, and similar platforms often block known VoIP ranges during SMS verification. Use a real mobile carrier (non-VoIP) route when the app checks line type.

Compare line type, pay-on-delivery billing, refunds, and API — not invented success rates. See NonVoip vs SMS-Activate and NonVoip vs 5SIM.

A real non-VOIP number is a genuine mobile carrier phone line — not internet telephony (VoIP). Apps like WhatsApp, Google, and Apple ID check line type during SMS verification. NonVoipService leases real non-VOIP carrier routes so OTPs arrive reliably from $0.02 per delivered code.

NonVoipService uses pay-per-success wallet billing. You add funds from a $3 minimum deposit and pay only when an OTP is delivered. Most services start from $0.02 per successful verification — no subscription required.

The starting price is $0.02 per successful OTP on many services. Exact pricing varies by app and country route — see live rates on the Pricing page or in your dashboard before ordering.

NonVoipService supports 2200+ apps including WhatsApp, Google, Apple ID, Telegram, Instagram, PayPal, TikTok, and hundreds more. Browse the full service catalog on the Services page.

Create a NonVoipService account, add wallet funds, choose a service and country route, then use the assigned non-VOIP number during app signup. The OTP appears in your dashboard. Codes typically arrive in seconds to a few minutes — no physical SIM required.

VoIP numbers are cheap to mass-produce, so platforms block known internet telephony ranges to reduce fraud. Real non-VOIP carrier lines pass line-type checks that VoIP numbers fail.

Codes typically arrive in seconds to a few minutes depending on the platform and carrier route. Your dashboard updates as soon as the SMS is received.

NonVoipService offers 200+ countries through global routes plus dedicated USA non-VOIP lines (USA-1 and USA-2). Availability varies by service — check the dashboard for live inventory.

Yes. Apple ID accepts real non-VOIP carrier numbers on trusted routes. Order an Apple ID verification number from your dashboard and receive the OTP instantly from $0.02.

Yes. WhatsApp is one of the strictest platforms for number quality. NonVoipService provides real non-VOIP USA carrier lines with high delivery rates — order WhatsApp from your dashboard and receive codes in seconds.

Meetic requires SMS verification during signup. A virtual phone number for Meetic must be a real non-VoIP carrier line—not a free VoIP app—or the Meetic verification code may never arrive. NonVoipService provides private USA mobile routes for dating app OTPs.

Create a NonVoipService account, order a Meetic verification number, enter the +1 line on Meetic signup, and watch your dashboard for the SMS. Pay only when the Meetic verification code is delivered.

Meetic blocks many VoIP and recycled virtual numbers. Switch to a fresh non-VoIP USA carrier line from NonVoipService with automatic wallet refunds when SMS times out.

A non voip phone service provides real mobile carrier numbers for SMS OTP delivery—not internet telephony. NonVoipService supports 2,200+ apps with wallet billing from $0.02 per successful code.

NonVoip Service provides real non-VOIP phone numbers for OTP and SMS verification. You can verify accounts on apps like Telegram, WhatsApp, Google, and thousands more — without using your personal SIM. You only pay when a code is successfully delivered, from $0.02 on many services.

Create an account, top up your wallet, then choose a service and country from the dashboard. We assign a non-VOIP number, you use it on the target app, and the OTP appears in your dashboard within seconds. Developers can automate the same flow through our REST API.

We support 200+ countries through our global number routes, plus dedicated USA non-VoIP lines (USA-1 and USA-2). Availability varies by service — check the Get Number pages in your dashboard or call GET /api/v1/services/ for live inventory.

Yes. After you order a number, inbound verification SMS is shown in the NonVoipService dashboard. You do not need a physical SIM. This is for OTP verification, not a public shared inbox.

Yes, for SMS verification, QA, and account-isolation workflows. NonVoipService is not a replacement for a traditional business phone system with inbound calls or IVR.

Most codes arrive within a few seconds to a couple of minutes. Delivery time depends on the target platform and carrier route. Your dashboard updates in real time as soon as the SMS is received.

If no SMS arrives before the order expires, it is automatically marked as timed out and the full order amount is refunded to your wallet. You can also cancel eligible pending orders manually. See our Refund Policy for details.

Yes. Pending orders can be cancelled from your dashboard after the cancel window opens (6 minutes after the order is placed). Cancelled orders are refunded to your wallet automatically.

Each order is active for 20 minutes. If no OTP is received within that window, the order times out and your balance is refunded automatically.

Go to Dashboard → Wallet, enter an amount, and complete payment through our Cryptomus checkout. Funds are credited to your balance once the payment is confirmed on-chain.

We accept crypto payments via Cryptomus — including USDT (TRC20/ERC20), BTC, ETH, LTC, SOL, TRX, and other major coins.

Yes. Timed-out orders are refunded automatically to your wallet. No support ticket is required. Completed orders (where an OTP was received) are not refundable.

The minimum wallet deposit is $3. There is no subscription fee — you only spend balance when you place orders.

Log in and open Dashboard → API Key. Your unique key is shown there and can be regenerated at any time. Use it as Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY on API requests. Full reference is on the API Docs page.

API keys are limited to 60 requests per second with burst headroom for bulk jobs. If you need higher throughput for enterprise use, contact us through the Help Center or Contact page.

We provide copy-paste examples in cURL and Node.js on the API Docs page. Official typed SDKs are on our roadmap — the REST API is stable and can be integrated from any language.