Temporary India Number for Facebook Verification

Facebook also lets you confirm with e-mail

Facebook's help page on not receiving the confirmation code lists three things to try: check the number you entered and update it if it's wrong, send the SMS again, or confirm your account with an e-mail address instead of a mobile number. If an e-mail works for you, you may not need a phone number at all.

This page is about getting the code on a Indian number. For other countries, see the Facebook verification page.

How to receive the Facebook code on an India number

1. Sign in to SMSPing and top up. Top up your account with USDT (TRC20/ERC20/BEP20, recommended); TRX, ETH and BNB are also accepted. Minimum top-up $10.
2. Search for the service "Facebook".
3. Choose India (+91) and look at the operators that have stock and their prices.
4. Place the order. The price is deducted from your balance when you order, and you get the number.
5. In Facebook, choose India (+91), enter the number exactly as shown in your order and request the code by SMS.
6. Go back to your SMSPing order and wait for the SMS (if it arrives), then enter the code in Facebook.

Each number is ordered for the selected service only, so don't use a Facebook order for another app.

Writing a +91 number correctly

Indian mobile numbers are 10 digits. In international format they are written +91 followed by those 10 digits.

• Copy the number from your order exactly instead of retyping it.
• If the app already shows +91 or "India", enter only the 10 digits. Don't add 91 again.
• If the field wants the full international number, use +91 followed by the digits shown in your order.

Price and stock for Facebook numbers in India

At the snapshot (2026-11-12 05:43 UTC+8), 2 operators had Facebook numbers for India in stock, at $0.26 per number. Prices and stock change during the day and are checked again when you order; the price shown before you confirm is the one that applies. If no operator has stock when you look, try again later or choose another country on the Facebook page.

Before you use a temporary number for Facebook

• Facebook's rules come first. Facebook decides which numbers it accepts, so a number offered for the "Facebook" service can still be refused. Facebook can also text security codes to the number on your account later, which a temporary number can't receive. Use a number you keep, or an e-mail, for an account that matters.
• Numbers are temporary. A number only receives SMS while your order is active. SMSPing numbers receive SMS only, not calls, so later login or security codes can't reach it after the order ends. For an account you want to keep, add an e-mail or another sign-in method, or use a number you will keep.
• Numbers may have been used before. If Facebook says the number is already in use or can't be used, cancel the order. Don't try to get around the restriction.
• No SMS? The charge goes back to your balance. While waiting you can request cancellation. If an order is canceled or times out with no SMS, the charge is returned to your SMSPing balance, once per order; the balance is not withdrawable. Orders that already received an SMS can't be canceled. See pricing and balance rules.
• Payment. Top up your account with USDT (TRC20/ERC20/BEP20, recommended); TRX, ETH and BNB are also accepted. Minimum top-up $10.

Facebook code not arriving?

Facebook's help suggests checking the number you entered, then using Send SMS again. Make sure the digits match your order exactly. If nothing arrives, cancel the order or let it time out, or confirm with your e-mail address instead, as Facebook's help describes. Don't keep switching numbers to get around a block. More steps are in the verification code troubleshooting guide and the SMS code not received checker.

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Related pages

• Facebook verification numbers (all countries)
• India numbers
• Verification code troubleshooting
• Pricing and balance rules