A temporary number for your Google Voice verification code, in 91 countries. The code appears on your screen the moment the SMS lands. No code in 5 minutes, no charge.
Paid from your OTPBox wallet. Top up by mobile money, card, USDT or USDC.
When you set up Google Voice, you choose a new Google Voice number, then Google asks you to link a phone number you already have and sends it a 6-digit code. That linking step is where OTPBox comes in.
Buy a USA number for Google Voice on OTPBox, enter it when Google Voice asks for your existing number, and tap Send code. The code shows on your OTPBox screen, and you type it into Google Voice.
Google Voice decides which numbers it accepts, and it turns some down. If it won't send a code to yours, cancel the number on OTPBox: the full price goes back to your wallet at once, and you can try another.
Google also decides where Google Voice is offered. OTPBox provides the number for the code; it can't change who Google lets sign up.
Your OTPBox number closes after the code, so it won't receive anything later. Once Google Voice is set up, the number you use day to day is your new Google Voice number.
Google Voice asks for an existing US number to verify you. OTPBox sells US numbers for that Google Voice code, paid in naira. Google decides who can use Google Voice, and it turns down some numbers; if no code comes, you're refunded.
United States. Google Voice links a US (+1) number.
Pick Google Voice and a country, buy the number, and enter it in Google Voice. When Google Voice sends the SMS, the code appears on your OTPBox screen. The number waits 5 minutes for the first code.
If no code arrives within 5 minutes, or you cancel first, the number closes and the full price goes back to your OTPBox wallet at once. You only pay for numbers that get a code.
Some numbers can be bought again later for another code, for the same price as a new number. If one can, your Numbers page shows "Use again" on it. Numbers are temporary, so don't use one for an account you'll need to recover later.
Top up your OTPBox wallet first. In Nigeria: bank transfer, card, USDT or USDC. Elsewhere: mobile money, card, USDT or USDC. No top-up fees (outside Nigeria, cards carry the card company's fee, shown at checkout), and one price list for everyone, shown in naira or USD.
Recommended is the line most likely to get your code quickly. Lower price costs less. Either way, if no code arrives the number closes and you get a full refund.