Non-VoIP

Non-VoIP Phone Numbers for SMS Verification

Most apps look up the number you type before they send a code. If the lookup says VoIP, the code never arrives. Our USA numbers are carrier mobile lines, so they pass that check.

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VoIP vs non-VoIP numbers

VoIP numberNon-VoIP number
Where it comes fromAn internet calling app (Google Voice, TextNow, Skype)A mobile carrier, on a real SIM
Carrier lookup saysVoIP / non-fixed VoIPMobile
Banks, PayPal, Venmo, Cash AppUsually rejectedAccepted
WhatsApp, Telegram, GmailOften blocked or rate-limitedAccepted

Why apps check the line type

Before sending a code, most apps run your number through a carrier lookup. The lookup returns the carrier and a line type. VoIP numbers are cheap to create in bulk, so fraud teams treat them as high risk and many services refuse to send codes to them at all. A number from a real carrier passes the same check a normal phone would. Our guide on carrier lookup and SMS verification explains the check in more detail.

Services that usually need a non-VoIP number

Banks and fintechVenmo, PayPal, Cash App, Credit Karma, MoneyLion and most US banks.
MessagingWhatsApp and Telegram, which block most virtual and recycled numbers.
Email and marketplacesGmail, Yahoo, Amazon and Walmart, which limit how many accounts a number can verify.

Want the full background? Read VoIP vs non-VoIP numbers explained.

Popular USA services and prices

Live prices for the services customers buy most. Each link opens that service's page with the current price and a direct sign-up link.

ServicePrice per number
WhatsApp number (USA)$2.20
Telegram number (USA)$1.20
Gmail number (USA)$0.35
Yahoo number (USA)$0.10
PayPal number (USA)$0.50
Venmo number (USA)$0.20
Kraken number (USA)$0.30
Facebook number (USA)$0.50
Instagram number (USA)$0.40
Google Voice number (USA)$0.35
Walmart number (USA)$1.00
Credit Karma number (USA)$0.25
CashApp number (USA)$0.20
Amazon number (USA)$0.15
Coinbase number (USA)$0.30
TikTok number (USA)$0.20

Looking for something else? See all services and countries.

For developers

The same numbers are available through a REST API: request a number and poll for the SMS, at the website's prices and with the same charge-on-delivery rule. Endpoints and examples are in the API guide.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between VoIP and non-VoIP?

A VoIP number runs over the internet (Google Voice, TextNow, Skype). A non-VoIP number is issued by a mobile carrier to a real SIM. Carrier databases label each number by line type, and apps read that label.

How do I check if a number is VoIP?

Run a carrier lookup. It returns the carrier name and a line type such as mobile, landline or VoIP. Banks and payment apps usually reject anything that is not mobile.

Why does my bank reject Google Voice?

Google Voice numbers are labelled VoIP. Banks, PayPal, Venmo and Cash App treat VoIP as high risk and refuse to send codes to it.

Are all your numbers non-VoIP?

Numbers in the USA list are carrier mobile lines. If a particular service still refuses to send a code, you are not charged: payment is taken only when a code arrives.

Is a non-VoIP number more expensive?

Prices depend on the service, not the line type. Most USA services cost between $0.10 and a few dollars per number.

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