Free Singapore virtual number for OTP and SMS verification
Receive SMS online with free Singapore phone numbers: pick a number, use it for a sign-up or a one-time OTP code, then read the text message here.
Public inbox: anyone can read messages sent to these numbers. Don't use them for banking or for accounts you want to keep.
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Each page lists the free numbers that received that app's codes in the last 7 days, by country. Counts are codes sent to Singapore numbers this week.
Singapore phone number format
- Country code
- +65
- Mobile number length
- 8 digits after +65
- Mobile numbers start with
- 8, 9
- Pattern
- e.g. +65 XXXX XXXX
- Mobile networks
- SingTel, M1, StarHub, Simba, myrepublic and smaller networks
There is no leading 0 to drop: the number is the same after +65.
Singapore numbers have eight digits and no area codes. Mobile numbers start with 8 or 9 and are written after the +65 country code. Any disposable Singapore phone number listed on this page suits one code, such as a Singapore phone number for OTP on a new sign-up.
Private Singapore number prices by app
A private number is used by you alone. Its price depends on the app you need the code for:
- WhatsAppfrom $33.90
- Telegramfrom $6.90
- Googlefrom $1.50
- Discordfrom $0.29
- OpenAIfrom $1.17
- Tinderfrom $0.63
- Facebookfrom $0.83
- LINEfrom $1.50
- TikTokfrom $1.50
- Snapchatfrom $0.29
- Instagramfrom $0.49
- WeChatfrom $4.20
- Applefrom $0.49
- Microsoftfrom $1.98
- Xfrom $0.49
- QQfrom $0.96
- Weibofrom $0.49
- Bilibilifrom $0.29
Prices checked on October 30, 2026. The current price is shown before you pay.
Didn't get the code?
Free numbers are shared, so a code can fail to arrive for reasons nobody here controls:
- Someone else may already have used the number to sign up to the same service, so it refuses the number.
- Many apps can block VoIP numbers and numbers that many people have used, and every public number here is used by many people.
- Some services only send codes to certain countries.
VoIP vs non-VoIP numbers
A VoIP number runs over the internet. It is cheap and quick to issue, and many apps reject it for verification. A non-VoIP number belongs to a mobile carrier and is tied to a SIM card. Apps accept it more often, but none of them promise to.
A private number is used by you alone, so nobody else can read your codes or reuse the number, and apps are less likely to refuse it.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Singapore temp number free?
Yes. Every Singapore number on this page is a free, disposable public number, with no sign-up. Anyone can read the messages it receives.
What does a Singapore mobile number look like?
It starts with +65, followed by 8 digits that begin with 8, 9, for example +65 XXXX XXXX.
Why didn't my code arrive on a Singapore number?
The service may refuse shared numbers, may have seen the number before, or may not send codes to Singapore. Try a newer number and wait 30 to 60 seconds: the inbox updates itself. A private Singapore number starts from $0.29.
Can I keep a Singapore number?
Not a free one: public numbers come and go. A private Singapore number from $0.29 stays yours for the period you buy.
Is it safe to use a public Singapore number?
For a one-off sign-up, yes. For banking or an account you want to keep, no: anyone can read the codes sent to it, including recovery codes.
How much is a private Singapore number for WhatsApp or Telegram?
It depends on the app. A private Singapore number for WhatsApp is from $33.90 and for Telegram is from $6.90. The lowest price, from $0.29, is for Discord, Snapchat, Bilibili. Prices for every app are listed above.
Which mobile networks do Singapore numbers belong to?
Singapore mobile number ranges were first given to SingTel, M1, StarHub, Simba, myrepublic and smaller networks. People can keep their number when they switch network, so the range only shows where a number started.
Temporary phone numbers in other countries
All free temp numbers by country are on the home page. Below: the most requested countries, marked Popular, and other countries with a page here.
United StatesPopular · 10 receiving
IndiaPopular · 10 receiving
United KingdomPopular · 10 receiving
CanadaPopular · 10 receiving
ChinaPopular · 8 receiving
Thailand10 receiving
Vietnam10 receiving
Philippines9 receiving
IndonesiaNo numbers right now
IraqNo numbers right now
MyanmarNo numbers right now
TurkeyNo numbers right now