Why FastOTP exists
If you have bought a verification number before, you know the problem. Every provider lists the same services and the same countries. Nothing on the page tells you which numbers will actually receive a code, so the only thing left to compare is the price.
You pick the cheapest one, wait, and often nothing arrives. Then you try another country or another provider and go through it again. People in this market keep paying for numbers that never receive a code, because there is no way to tell a working route from a dead one before buying.
FastOTP was built to make that visible before you pay. We measure whether each route delivers, show you the figure, and take a route off sale when the figure says it does not work.
What we do differently
- We measure every route on real orders. The delivery rate is the number of codes delivered divided by the number of numbers issued, over the last 30 days. It is always shown with the order count behind it.
- We do not rate a route we cannot judge. Until a route has 20 orders in that window it is marked “not rated yet” and shows its order count instead of a percentage.
- We withdraw routes that fail. A route whose delivery rate stays below 80% for 7 days in a row stops being sold. It stays on the performance page, marked as suspended, with the figure that caused it.
- We do not keep your money for a code that never came. If no code arrives before the order closes, the full price returns to your balance automatically. The refund policy has the exact rules.
The trade we make
This approach has a cost, and you should know it before you sign up. Our catalogue is small: 8 services in 5 countries, which makes 40 routes. Other providers list thousands.
The list also has gaps. Right now 40 of those 40 routes are on sale. When a route fails, you will see it marked as suspended. We do not leave it on sale and hope it recovers.
A published rate is also a record, not a promise. It tells you how a route performed on past orders. Your own order can still go unanswered, which is why undelivered orders are refunded. No route has enough orders to carry a rating yet, and each one says so on its page.
If the route you need is not here, we would rather tell you that than sell you a number we do not expect to work.
Who runs FastOTP
FastOTP is an online service at fastotp.io. Numbers are sold through this website and through an API that uses the same catalogue, the same prices and the same refund rule.
FastOTP is not affiliated with any of the services its numbers are used with. Their names and logos belong to their owners and appear here only to show which service a number works with.
Support is by email at [email protected]. The contact page explains what to include.
Where to go next
- Delivery performance: the figures for every route and the full measurement method.
- All numbers: every route on sale, with its live price.
- Pricing: how pay-per-code works.
- Help and FAQ: common questions before and after an order.