One-Time Code - paused
We used to sell a disposable number that received a single SMS verification code. We stopped, and nothing on this page can be bought. If you need to receive verification codes today, a real UK +44 number does the same job and keeps doing it.
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One-time codes are paused right now
We are not issuing one-time verification numbers at the moment. For a private number that stays yours - and receives SMS codes from any app, again and again - a real UK number is the stronger tool.
Get a UK number insteadYour own +44 number, kept as long as you keep it topped up. No account, pay in crypto.
Your phone number is an identity. Stop handing it out.
Give your real number to one more app and you have handed over a permanent key to who you are - one that links your accounts, follows you across services, and sits in every breach and data broker list. A one-time code broke that link for a single sign-up. A number that is yours, bought with no account and no ID, breaks it for every sign-up after that as well.
Why people used a one-time code
Protecting a real number
Every app you hand your number to is one more place it can leak, get sold, or expose you to SIM-swap and spam. A one-time code kept your own number off the record entirely.
No SIM, no eSIM, no device
Nothing to install and no second phone. The number lived on our side, and the code appeared on this page from any browser, anywhere.
Region-locked apps
Some sign-ups only accept a number from a specific country. The menu covered dozens of countries, so people could pick one the app would take.
Keeping identities separate
A fresh number for each account meant nothing linked those profiles to each other, or back to you.
How it worked
Step 1
You picked an app and a country
Every combination showed its real, live success rate, so nothing was hidden behind an average.
Step 2
You paid once in crypto
One flat price, no account, no personal details. The number was reserved as soon as the payment confirmed.
Step 3
The code appeared on screen
The verification code showed up on this page by itself. The number was single-use and retired afterwards.
How it was built
These were the rules the product ran on. They are the same rules behind everything we still sell.
Paid in crypto
No card, no bank, no name. Payment settles on-chain and never carries your identity.
No account, ever
Nothing to sign up for. You do not create a profile and we do not ask who you are.
Retired after use
The number was single-use. Once the code landed it was gone, with nothing tying it back to you.
No code, no charge
A number that never delivered was never charged for. Fresh ones were tried at no cost, and a payment that produced nothing was refundable.
Questions
Can I still buy a one-time code?+
No. We stopped issuing disposable verification numbers, and there is no way to buy one here or anywhere else on this site. The page stays online because people still search for it, and we would rather explain the change than delete it.
What was a one-time code?+
A disposable phone number that received a single SMS verification code, shown on this page as it arrived. You never gave the app your own number, and the number was retired once the code landed.
Why did you stop selling it?+
Two reasons, both honest. Almost nobody who started the checkout finished it, and the numbers that big apps accept change from week to week, so a combination that worked one day quietly failed the next. We would rather sell one number that keeps working than one that might not.
What should I use instead?+
A UK +44 number on eSIM. It is a real mobile line, it receives verification SMS from any app as often as you need, and it is bought with crypto with no account and no ID. If all you need is mobile data abroad, the travel eSIM is the other thing we sell.
I bought a one-time code before the pause. Can I still get my code?+
Yes. Old orders still open from your order link, and support can look one up from your order ID. Pausing the product does not take away access to something you already paid for.
Will it come back?+
Maybe, and if it does this page will say so first. There is no waiting list and no pre-order, and nothing here can be bought today.
Which product do you need?
Three products, three jobs. This is the honest breakdown of what each one does and does not do.
| Feature | UK Number (+44) | Travel eSIM | Private VPN |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | A permanent UK mobile number on eSIM | Prepaid mobile data for trips abroad | Fixed-term VPN access with no account |
| Price | $25 one-time, then $15 per 6 months | From $1.99, per data pack | $4.99 / 7 days to $84.99 / year |
| Phone number | Yes, yours long-term | No number, data only | No |
| Mobile data | No | Yes, in 190+ countries and regions | No, it needs an internet connection of its own |
| How it arrives | eSIM QR on screen in minutes | eSIM QR on screen in minutes | Credentials and configs on the order page in minutes |
| Best for | WhatsApp, Telegram and PayPal codes on a number you keep long-term | Internet abroad without roaming bills | Private browsing paid in crypto, VLESS where VPNs are blocked, pairing with an eSIM |
| Refund rule | No routine refund after QR delivery | No routine refund after provisioning | Refunded if it does not connect on any server after support troubleshooting |
What we sell instead
A one-time code was for a single verification. For a number that stays yours, or data on the go, these are the products that are actually for sale.
Want a number that stays yours?
UK eSIM Number (+44)
A private, permanent UK number for calls and SMS - no KYC, no physical SIM, kept active for as long as you like.
Just need mobile data abroad?
Travel eSIM Data
Gigabytes of data across 190+ countries, activated by QR in minutes and paid in crypto. No roaming bills.
The number you keep beats the number you burn
A UK +44 line receives verification codes from any app, again and again, and it stays yours. No account, no ID, paid in crypto.
Get a UK number instead