A real phone number for LinkedIn
Professionals often keep a separate number on LinkedIn so recruiters and new contacts do not get their personal SIM. SMS Hallo gives you a real mobile number in the country of your choice, so you can create and secure your LinkedIn account without sharing your personal number.
The LinkedIn code lands in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds and is ready to copy with one tap. Because you keep the number for as long as you like, you can always receive new login codes and recover your account later.
Every number includes unlimited incoming SMS, 500 outgoing SMS and 1,000 calling minutes a month, plus unlimited incoming calls, from just $1.80 a month (billed yearly).
And it's risk-free: if the number doesn't work with LinkedIn, replace it free within 7 days or get a 100% refund.
Every number includes
- Unlimited incoming SMS — Receive every text and verification code, with no monthly cap.
- 500 outgoing SMS / month — Reply and send texts from your number, anywhere in the world.
- 1,000 calling minutes / month — Make calls from your number with a generous monthly allowance.
- Unlimited incoming calls — Answer calls on your number as often as you like.
- Keep it as long as you like — Renew monthly or for up to 12 months at a time. The number stays yours.
- 7-day money-back guarantee — Not used it yet? Get a full refund within 7 days, no questions asked.
- 7-day replacement guarantee — Doesn't work for you? Swap it for another number in the same country, free, in one click.
- Works everywhere — or 100% refund — WhatsApp, Facebook, Telegram, Google and more. If it doesn't work, you get every cent back.
Yes. LinkedIn can verify a phone number with a 6-digit code sent by SMS, and an SMS Hallo real mobile number receives it in your dashboard. You can use the number for account security, two-step verification and recovery, and if the code never arrives you can swap the number free within 7 days or get a 100% refund.
How LinkedIn verifies your number
LinkedIn accounts are created with an email, but LinkedIn may ask for a phone number to confirm the account or when it notices unusual activity. It sends a 6-digit code by SMS that you enter on the site or app.
Two-step verification on LinkedIn can use SMS codes or an authenticator app. With SMS selected, sign-ins from new devices need a code sent to your number.
The number can also be used to reset your password. LinkedIn may limit how often codes are sent if you ask many times in a row. Keeping the number current in your settings means LinkedIn can always reach you if it needs to confirm a sign-in.
How to verify LinkedIn with an SMS Hallo number
- Choose a country — Pick the country where you work or are job-hunting.
- Rent the number — Rent a real mobile number on SMS Hallo and pay with USDT or USDC.
- Add it to LinkedIn — Go to Settings, Sign in and security, Phone numbers, and add the number.
- Enter the code — Copy the 6-digit code from your SMS Hallo inbox with one tap.
- Turn on two-step verification — In Sign in and security, enable two-step verification by SMS or authenticator app.
- Keep it renewed — Set auto-renew so recovery codes keep reaching you.
- Review contact visibility — In your profile's Contact info, choose whether the number is shown, so only the people you want can see it.
Troubleshooting LinkedIn verification
No code arrives
Wait a minute and resend once. If nothing arrives, swap the number free within 7 days or request a 100% refund.
"You've made too many attempts"
LinkedIn is limiting requests. Wait before trying again.
Number already used
The number is linked to another account. Use the free replacement within 7 days.
Invalid number
Check the country code and remove any leading zero.
Locked out
Keep the number renewed and add an authenticator app as a second method.
Code arrives but is rejected
LinkedIn codes expire after a short time and only the newest one is valid. Request a fresh code and enter it straight from your SMS Hallo inbox.
Which country to choose for LinkedIn
Pick the country where you work or want to work, so recruiters see a local number if you share it. A number that matches your profile location also keeps sign-ins consistent. No country is guaranteed to work every time, so rely on the replacement and refund if needed. If you are applying to jobs in several countries, one number from your home country is usually simpler than several, and recruiters can still reach you from anywhere because incoming calls are unlimited.
LinkedIn number by country
LinkedIn number FAQ
Can I verify LinkedIn with an SMS Hallo number?
Yes. LinkedIn sends a 6-digit SMS code to your number.
Will recruiters see this number?
Only if you add it to your visible contact info.
Can recruiters call me on it?
Yes. Incoming calls are unlimited and appear in the browser dialer.
Does it replace ID verification on LinkedIn?
No. Any identity verification LinkedIn offers is separate from phone verification.
Do I need the number later?
Yes, for recovery and SMS two-step codes. Keep it renewed.
What if LinkedIn rejects the number?
Swap it free within 7 days, or get a 100% refund if it does not work with LinkedIn.
Can I use SMS Hallo numbers for LinkedIn?
Yes. SMS Hallo numbers are real mobile numbers and can be used to sign up for and verify LinkedIn.
Which country should I choose for LinkedIn?
Any of our 181 countries works. Many people choose the country where they live or where their LinkedIn audience is. Popular choices are the United States, United Kingdom, Germany and Canada.
Can I receive future LinkedIn codes on the same number?
Yes. The number is yours for as long as you keep renting it, so password resets and new logins keep working.
Is the number shared with anyone else?
No. While you rent it, the number and its messages are yours alone.
What if the number doesn't work with LinkedIn?
Replace it free with another number within 7 days, or get 100% of your money back. 100% refund if it doesn't work: if your number doesn't work with the app you rented it for — for example the verification code never arrives — tell us within 7 days and we refund 100% of what you paid for the number.