Real Canada mobile number (+1)
Need a Canadian phone number without living in Canada? SMS Hallo gives you a real Canada mobile number with the +1 country code, ready to use in about a minute.
Every Canada number comes with unlimited incoming SMS, 500 outgoing texts and 1,000 calling minutes a month, plus unlimited incoming calls. Messages and codes appear in your SMS Hallo inbox the moment they arrive, on your phone or laptop.
Plans start from just $1.80 a month (billed yearly). Keep the number for as long as you like, and if you haven't used it you can get your money back within 7 days.
See 30 available Canada numbers
as of 2026-09-24 17:25 (UTC)
What your Canada 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.
From $1.80 per month on the 12-month plan ($21.60 billed yearly). Shorter plans are available — every option and its price is shown when you choose a number. No setup fees, 7-day money-back guarantee.
About Canada mobile numbers
Canada mobile numbers have 10 digits after the +1 country code, for example +1 XX 695 767 XX (the XX digits are revealed once the number is yours).
Numbers are issued in the Canada mobile range, so apps and people see a genuine Canadian mobile number — the same kind of number used by people in Ottawa.
Receive SMS and OTP codes online on a real Canada mobile number (+1). It works better than a virtual or temporary number: it is a real mobile number in the local format, it works with WhatsApp, Facebook, Telegram and Google, and you can keep it as long as you like. Use it as a second phone number for work, selling online or keeping your personal number private.
You can use your Canada number from any country and any time zone. Messages are shown in your own local time in the dashboard, so you always know when a code arrived.
The main languages in Canada are English and French. Your SMS Hallo dashboard is in English and shows messages exactly as they are sent, in any language or alphabet.
Prices are shown in US dollars (from $1.80/month) rather than CAD (C$), and you pay with USDT or USDC stablecoins, so you never deal with exchange rates or local cards.
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WhatsApp number — Canada (+1)
WhatsApp registers accounts with a phone number and confirms it by SMS or voice call. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the WhatsApp code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Enter the number in international format, choose to receive the code by SMS, and it arrives in your inbox within seconds. If WhatsApp offers a call instead, you can answer it too.
Telegram number — Canada (+1)
Telegram links every account to a phone number and sends a login code by SMS. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Telegram code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Keep the number active for as long as you use the account, so you can always receive new login codes.
Instagram number — Canada (+1)
Instagram asks for a phone number at sign-up, for two-step verification and for account recovery. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Instagram code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Add the number under Settings → Accounts Center → Personal details, then confirm it with the code we deliver.
Facebook number — Canada (+1)
Facebook uses a phone number for sign-up, login alerts and two-factor authentication. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Facebook code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Use the same number for Facebook and Instagram to manage both from one inbox.
Google number — Canada (+1)
Google asks for a phone number when you create a Gmail or YouTube account and for 2-Step Verification. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Google code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Choose a number from the country you usually sign in from for the smoothest verification.
TikTok number — Canada (+1)
TikTok lets you sign up and log in with a phone number and a one-time SMS code. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the TikTok code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Rent for a few months if you run a brand account, so login codes keep arriving on the same number.
Snapchat number — Canada (+1)
Snapchat verifies new accounts and password resets with an SMS code. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Snapchat code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Codes appear in your inbox instantly and can be copied with one tap.
Discord number — Canada (+1)
Many Discord servers require a verified phone number before you can join or post. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Discord code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. One number can stay linked to your Discord account for as long as you keep it.
X (Twitter) number — Canada (+1)
X uses a phone number for account verification, security alerts and two-factor login. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the X (Twitter) code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Keep your personal number private by using a dedicated number for your public profile.
Amazon number — Canada (+1)
Amazon sends one-time passcodes by SMS for sign-in and account security. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Amazon code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Pick a number in the same country as the Amazon store you shop from.
Signal number — Canada (+1)
Privacy-minded people often register Signal on a separate number so their personal SIM is not shared with every contact. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Signal code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Set a Signal PIN and turn on Registration Lock, then keep the number renewed so no one else can ever register it.
Viber number — Canada (+1)
Viber is popular for calls and business chats in many regions, and a separate number keeps those contacts off your personal SIM. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Viber code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Activate Viber on your phone first; Viber for desktop links to that phone account by scanning a QR code.
WeChat number — Canada (+1)
People who work with contacts in China often use WeChat on a separate number so business chats stay apart from their personal SIM. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the WeChat code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Choose a number and country you plan to keep, because WeChat relies on that number for login codes and account security.
LINE number — Canada (+1)
LINE is widely used in Japan, Thailand and Taiwan, and a separate number keeps shops, groups and new contacts away from your personal SIM. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the LINE code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Register an email and password in LINE after sign-up, so moving the account to a new phone is easier.
Tinder number — Canada (+1)
Dating is a common reason to keep your personal number private until you trust someone. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Tinder code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. When you move a conversation off Tinder, share your SMS Hallo number instead of your own and call or text from the browser dialer.
Bumble number — Canada (+1)
Bumble is used for dating, friendships and networking, and a separate number keeps your personal SIM private while you meet new people. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Bumble code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Share your SMS Hallo number with matches when you move off the app, and call or text from the browser dialer.
Uber number — Canada (+1)
Travelers often use a local number for Uber so drivers can reach them without roaming charges on their home SIM. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Uber code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Choose a number from the country you are traveling to, so drivers see a local number and calls reach your dashboard.
Microsoft number — Canada (+1)
A Microsoft account covers Outlook, OneDrive, Xbox, Skype and Windows sign-in, so many people add a dedicated number as security info. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Microsoft code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Add the number as security info and also set up the Microsoft Authenticator app, so you always have two ways to prove it is you.
LinkedIn number — Canada (+1)
Professionals often keep a separate number on LinkedIn so recruiters and new contacts do not get their personal SIM. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the LinkedIn code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Add the number for account recovery, but keep your public contact info limited to what you want recruiters to see.
Yahoo number — Canada (+1)
Yahoo Mail and related services use your number for sign-up and recovery, and many people prefer not to link their personal SIM. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Yahoo code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Keep the number renewed for as long as you use the mailbox, because Yahoo relies on it for recovery and sign-in codes.
ChatGPT number — Canada (+1)
People who use ChatGPT for work often prefer to keep their personal SIM off yet another account, and a separate real mobile number they control for as long as they renew it gives them a stable number for verification and sign-in codes. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the ChatGPT code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Treat the number as a permanent part of your OpenAI account. Turn on auto-renew in your SMS Hallo dashboard, then add a second sign-in method in ChatGPT under Settings, Security and login, such as an authenticator app or a passkey, so a missed text never locks you out. OpenAI says that if you lose every sign-in method, support has to verify you, which can take a few days, and the one-time email recovery it offers can only be used once. If you signed up with only a phone number, add an email address as well, because OpenAI requires a verified email before you can upgrade to a paid plan. Never let the number expire while it is linked to your account: an expired number can be rented by someone else.
Claude number — Canada (+1)
Claude asks every new user for a phone number, so people who want to keep their personal SIM private, or who manage a separate work identity, often verify with a second real mobile number that they keep renewed. Because SMS Hallo is private, only you see the messages that reach the number while you rent it, unlike free public receive-SMS sites whose inboxes anyone can read. Sign-up on SMS Hallo needs only an email and a password, with no SIM card, ID documents or local address. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Claude code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. The number stays linked to your Claude account after sign-up, and Anthropic says moving a number off an account means contacting support. Turn on auto-renew so the number stays yours, and keep your SMS Hallo login safe, since anyone with access to your dashboard can see messages sent to the number. Use the number for your own account only: Anthropic lets one number verify at most three Claude accounts, and SMS Hallo's Acceptable Use Policy does not allow creating accounts in bulk. If you ever want to move Claude to a different number, ask Anthropic support to unlink the old one first, and only then let the SMS Hallo number lapse.
GitHub number — Canada (+1)
Developers who choose SMS as a 2FA or backup method often prefer a separate number they control, so their personal SIM isn't tied to the account that holds their code. Because SMS Hallo is private, only you see the messages that reach the number while you rent it, unlike free public receive-SMS sites whose inboxes anyone can read. It also keeps working if you change or lose your personal SIM, as long as you renew it. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the GitHub code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. If you use an SMS Hallo number for GitHub 2FA, keep it on auto-renew for as long as the account exists, because an expired number can be rented by someone else. Better still, follow GitHub's own advice: make an authenticator app or a passkey your main method, keep SMS as a fallback at most, and store your recovery codes offline. If you ever change numbers, update the SMS method in Settings, Password and authentication before the old number lapses. Remember that anyone who can log in to your SMS Hallo account can read texts sent to the number, so protect that login with a strong, unique password as well.
GitLab number — Canada (+1)
Developers who are asked for a phone number during GitLab.com sign-up often prefer to give a separate real mobile number instead of their personal SIM. Because SMS Hallo is private, only you see the messages that reach the number while you rent it, unlike free public receive-SMS sites whose inboxes anyone can read. Sign-up on SMS Hallo takes only an email and a password, with no SIM card, ID documents or local address, and the number is ready in your dashboard after payment. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the GitLab code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. GitLab's docs describe the phone check as part of account creation and don't describe texting you again later, so your long-term access depends on your email address, two-factor authentication and recovery codes. Set up an authenticator app or passkey, download the recovery codes and store them offline. If you'd like to be able to show the number is yours later, for example when talking to GitLab support about the account, keep the SMS Hallo number on auto-renew. If you do let the number lapse, make sure your GitLab account no longer relies on it and that your 2FA and recovery codes are in place first, because an expired number can be rented by someone else.
KakaoTalk number — Canada (+1)
People who talk with friends, colleagues or businesses in Korea often want KakaoTalk without putting their personal SIM on it, or need a number that keeps working when they travel or change phones. Because SMS Hallo is private, only you see the messages that reach the number while you rent it, unlike free public receive-SMS sites whose inboxes anyone can read. Every SMS Hallo number also includes unlimited incoming SMS and calls, so it can stay your KakaoTalk number for as long as you renew it. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the KakaoTalk code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Create a Kakao Account inside KakaoTalk (More, Settings, Privacy, Kakao Account) and turn on 2-step verification with a backup email. Kakao's help center says that when you move to a new number, logging in with your Kakao Account restores your friends list, profile and KakaoTalk ID. Keep your SMS Hallo number on auto-renew while it is your KakaoTalk number, because an expired number can be rented by someone else. Before you change phones, back up your chats from More, Settings, Chats, Chat Backup, as Kakao recommends, so your history comes with you.
Messenger number — Canada (+1)
People who want Messenger for chats with friends, sellers or groups without linking their personal SIM often create the underlying account with a separate real mobile number. Because SMS Hallo is private, only you see the messages that reach the number while you rent it, unlike free public receive-SMS sites whose inboxes anyone can read. Sign-up on SMS Hallo needs only an email and a password, with no SIM card, ID documents or local address. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Messenger code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Messenger runs on your Facebook login, so protect that account: add an email address as well as the number, set a strong password, and keep the SMS Hallo number on auto-renew for as long as it is on the account. If the number expires, someone else may rent it later and receive texts meant for you. For more on Facebook's own checks, see /facebook-number. If you'd rather not show the number to others, check the privacy settings on your Facebook account for who can see or look you up by phone number.
Threads number — Canada (+1)
Creators and brands who post on Threads often keep a separate Instagram or Facebook account for public work, and verify that account with a second real mobile number instead of their personal SIM. Because SMS Hallo is private, only you see the messages that reach the number while you rent it, unlike free public receive-SMS sites whose inboxes anyone can read. Sign-up on SMS Hallo needs only an email and a password, with no SIM card, ID documents or local address. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Threads code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Your Threads profile depends on the Instagram or Facebook account behind it, so the number on that account is what you need to protect. Keep the SMS Hallo number on auto-renew while it is linked, add an email address to the account too, and turn on the account's security settings. If the number expires, it may be rented to someone else later. If you run several profiles for work, keep a simple record of which number belongs to which Instagram or Facebook account, so you renew the right ones. Renewing for 12 months at a time, or switching on auto-renew, means you won't have to remember a renewal date for an account you post on every day.
Reddit number — Canada (+1)
Many people keep their Reddit activity separate from their real identity and prefer not to tie the account to their personal SIM or main email, so a second real mobile number they control is a practical choice. Because SMS Hallo is private, only you see the messages that reach the number while you rent it, unlike free public receive-SMS sites whose inboxes anyone can read. Sign-up on SMS Hallo needs only an email and a password, with no SIM card, ID documents or local address. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Reddit code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. If you create Reddit with a phone number, add an email address too: Reddit says an email helps it support you with account recovery, and you need one before you can add a password. Keep the SMS Hallo number on auto-renew while it's on the account, and turn on Reddit's two-factor authentication, which uses an authenticator app rather than SMS. Save Reddit's 2FA backup codes somewhere offline, and if you get a new phone, disable and re-enable 2FA on the new device as Reddit describes. If you later decide to stop using the number, remove or update it in Settings first, then let the SMS Hallo rental end. Renewing for 12 months at a time, or switching on auto-renew, means you won't need to remember a renewal date for an account you may keep for years.
eBay number — Canada (+1)
People add a second, private mobile number to eBay so sign-in codes and buyer or seller contact stay separate from their personal SIM, and so the number keeps working while they travel or change carriers. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the eBay code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Treat the number as part of your eBay account security. Keep it renewed for as long as the account is open, turn on auto-renew, and add a second method such as an authenticator app or a passkey. If a number linked to eBay expires, it may later be given to someone else, and you could lose the easiest way to confirm a sign-in.
AliExpress number — Canada (+1)
Shoppers often want a separate, private number for a large international marketplace, so account checks and delivery contact do not depend on their personal SIM. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the AliExpress code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. If you registered or verify with a phone number, keep that number for as long as you use the account. AliExpress uses the details saved on your account to decide which verification methods it shows, so a lapsed number can remove one of your options. Turn on auto-renew and also keep a working email address saved on the account.
Temu number — Canada (+1)
A separate number keeps shopping sign-ins, order updates and promotional texts away from your personal phone number. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Temu code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. If you sign in to Temu with a phone number, that number is part of your login, so keep it for as long as you use the account. Turn on auto-renew, and remember that an expired number may later be given to someone else.
Shopee number — Canada (+1)
Shoppers and people living abroad use a local number from the Shopee market they buy in, so OTPs and delivery contact reach them without a local SIM card. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Shopee code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Shopee makes changing a number slower on purpose: its help center mentions a 12-hour wait between number changes and a 24-hour lock after repeated wrong codes. Pick your number once, keep it renewed with auto-renew, and avoid switching numbers often.
Lazada number — Canada (+1)
A local number from the Lazada market you shop in lets OTPs and courier contact reach you without buying a local SIM card. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Lazada code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Lazada sends an OTP for account changes, sign-ins and saving bank details, so your number stays important long after sign-up. Keep it renewed with auto-renew and keep a working email on the account as a second way to receive codes.
OLX number — Canada (+1)
Sellers on classifieds sites often prefer a separate number so strangers answering an ad do not get their personal phone number. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the OLX code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. On OLX Portugal one number can verify only one account, and after you delete an account the number becomes usable again exactly 30 days later. Pick one number for your own account, keep it renewed with auto-renew, and do not let it lapse while you have live ads.
Airbnb number — Canada (+1)
Travelers use a second number for Airbnb so hosts can reach them and account codes arrive even when their home SIM is switched off abroad. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Airbnb code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Airbnb uses your phone for two-factor authentication on certain parts of the account, so keep the number for as long as you use Airbnb. Turn on auto-renew. Airbnb also says a newly added number can take up to 14 days before it can be used for verification, which is one more reason not to switch numbers often.
Booking.com number — Canada (+1)
Travelers want a number that keeps working abroad, so account codes and messages from properties reach them without roaming on their home SIM. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Booking.com code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Two-factor authentication only helps if the number stays yours. Keep the number linked to Booking.com renewed with auto-renew, and review your account security settings after any number change.
Steam number — Canada (+1)
A phone number on your Steam account is your fastest way back in if you forget your password, lose your phone or need to move the Steam Guard Mobile Authenticator to a new device. Many players prefer a separate, long-term number for this instead of a personal SIM they might change. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Steam code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Treat the number as part of your Steam account's recovery setup, not as a one-time code receiver. Steam uses it to reset your password, to send the code for backup codes and to move your authenticator to a new phone. Turn on auto-renew in SMS Hallo, and save your Steam recovery code somewhere safe, so losing either one never locks you out of your library.
Epic Games number — Canada (+1)
Epic requires two-factor authentication for things like sending gifts in Fortnite, taking part in Fortnite competitive events and claiming some free games on the Epic Games Store, so many players add a phone they will keep as their SMS second factor. A number you rent on SMS Hallo is not tied to a SIM card, so switching phones or carriers does not break your Epic sign-in. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Epic Games code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Set up two methods: SMS on your SMS Hallo number plus the Epic Authenticator or an authenticator app, and choose one as primary. Then keep the number renewed with auto-renew. If the number lapses while SMS is your only 2FA, you can end up locked out of an account that holds years of purchases. Before you ever change or drop the number, sign in, switch your primary 2FA to the authenticator, and only then remove SMS from your Epic account.
PlayStation number — Canada (+1)
Your account for PlayStation controls your console, PlayStation Store purchases and wallet, so PlayStation encourages 2-step verification. A long-term number you control is a practical place for those codes. Because SMS Hallo numbers are not tied to a physical SIM card, you can read the code in a browser even if your phone is lost, broken or replaced. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the PlayStation code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. PlayStation says that if you lose access to your 2SV mobile number and have no backup codes, you must verify your identity with support to get back in. Record your 10 backup codes when you set up 2SV and keep the SMS Hallo number renewed with auto-renew for as long as it is on your account. If you ever want to move to a different number, sign in first, deactivate 2SV and reactivate it with the new number, then let the old one expire only after that.
Xbox number — Canada (+1)
Your Xbox profile, games, Game Pass subscription and purchases all sit on one Microsoft account, so its security info decides whether you can get back in after a lost password. Microsoft recommends having several ways to prove it is you, so knowing which methods your account actually offers is the first step. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Xbox code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Do not rely on SMS alone for a Microsoft account. Set up a passkey or the Microsoft Authenticator app and a verified email, which Microsoft recommends. If you do add an SMS Hallo number where Microsoft allows it, keep it renewed with auto-renew so a lapsed number can never become a way into your account. Review your security info on account.microsoft.com/security a few times a year and remove any number you no longer control, whether it came from SMS Hallo or a SIM.
Nintendo number — Canada (+1)
A phone number on your Nintendo Account gives you a second way to prove it is you, for example when you have forgotten your password or cannot get Nintendo's email. It is especially useful for Nintendo Switch owners who share an email inbox or rarely check it, since the text gives a second route to prove ownership. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Nintendo code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Keep the number for as long as it is registered to your Nintendo Account, because Nintendo uses it as a backup when its email does not arrive. Turn on auto-renew in SMS Hallo, and if you use 2-step verification, store your backup codes somewhere only you can reach. If you decide to stop using the number, delete it under Sign-in and security settings, Phone Number, and make sure your email address is current before you let the rental end.
Netflix number — Canada (+1)
A verified phone on your Netflix account makes sign-in easier and gives you a way back in if you forget your password, without depending only on your email. Using an SMS Hallo number keeps your personal SIM number off one more subscription account while still giving you a real mobile number for texts. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Netflix code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Netflix can send sign-in codes to the phone on your account, so the number becomes part of how you get into your account. Keep it renewed with auto-renew in SMS Hallo, and update the number in Netflix before you ever let it go. Netflix also lets you confirm your recovery number from a link in its help page, so after renewing a number it is worth checking that it still shows as confirmed.
Spotify number — Canada (+1)
Logging in with a texted code means no password to remember, and a separate number keeps your personal SIM out of yet another account. Because SMS Hallo numbers are not tied to a SIM card, the codes stay readable in your browser even if you change phones or carriers. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Spotify code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. If your Spotify account uses only a phone number to log in, that number is your key to the account. Keep it renewed with auto-renew, and add an email address as a second login method so you can also use the desktop app and reset a password. Check Current login methods on your account page every so often, so you always know which methods can open your account and which one you depend on most.
Upwork number — Canada (+1)
Freelancers and clients often want a separate work number on Upwork so their personal SIM stays private, so a move to a new country or carrier does not lock them out, and so business contacts and login codes live in one place. A dedicated number that you keep renewed also makes it easier to separate client work from your personal life. It is a privacy and convenience tool for your one legitimate Upwork account, not a way to open extra accounts. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Upwork code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Upwork recommends setting up more than one two-step verification method. Add your SMS Hallo number for text codes, then also add an authenticator app or the Upwork mobile app prompt and a security question. Turn on auto-renew for the number, because if it expires it may be given to someone else and you could lose a way to receive codes. If you ever change numbers, update your Upwork security settings first, while you can still receive codes on the old one.
Fiverr number — Canada (+1)
Fiverr freelancers must verify a phone number before they can create Gigs, and buyers are asked when they first message another user. Many people prefer a separate work number for this, so their personal SIM is not tied to a marketplace account and so a travel or carrier change does not cut them off from security codes. Fiverr says the number is used for verification only. Keep it to your one real account; a new number is never a way to open extra seller accounts. Because Fiverr verifies only one new number every 24 hours, choosing a number you plan to keep saves time later. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Fiverr code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Fiverr lets you change a verified number only after answering your security question, and it pauses withdrawals for 48 hours after a change. That makes a stable number valuable: pick one you will keep, turn on auto-renew, and set a security question you will remember. Also note Fiverr's two-factor checks when you sign in from a new device or browser, so keep the number active for as long as the account exists.
Indeed number — Canada (+1)
Job seekers share their phone number with many employers, and not all of them are careful with it. A separate number for your job search keeps recruiter calls, interview scheduling texts and Indeed security codes away from your personal SIM, and you can let it lapse after you are hired if you no longer need it for sign-in. It is also handy when you are moving abroad and want a local number in the country where you are applying. Employers who want to reach you quickly can call or text the number, and you answer from any browser without carrying a second phone. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Indeed code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Indeed uses your verified number to help with password recovery, so treat it as a long-term sign-in number, not a throwaway. Keep it renewed with auto-renew while your Indeed account is active. If you plan to stop renewing, first change the phone number in your Indeed account settings to one you will keep, so you do not lose a way back into your applications and saved jobs. It also helps to save the number in your CV and cover letters exactly as Indeed shows it, with the country code, so recruiters abroad can dial it correctly.
Dropbox number — Canada (+1)
Dropbox often holds contracts, invoices and client files, so strong sign-in protection matters. A dedicated number for Dropbox codes keeps work security separate from your personal SIM and means a lost or replaced phone does not lock you out of your files. It is especially useful as a backup phone number next to an authenticator app. Teams that share folders with clients also benefit, because each person can keep a work number for Dropbox codes without handing out a personal mobile number. And since SMS Hallo inboxes are private, nobody else sees your security codes. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Dropbox code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Dropbox itself describes authenticator apps as more secure than SMS codes, and in some countries it is moving users off SMS. The strongest setup is an authenticator app or security key as your main method, your SMS Hallo number as a secondary phone number where Dropbox offers it, and your 10 emergency backup codes stored safely. Keep the number on auto-renew so the backup never quietly expires. Write down which method is primary and which is backup, and test the backup phone once after setup so you know codes arrive before you ever need them in a hurry.
Adobe number — Canada (+1)
An Adobe account usually holds paid subscriptions, fonts, cloud documents and client artwork, so losing access is expensive. A dedicated number for Adobe security codes keeps them separate from your personal SIM and survives a phone change or a move abroad. Freelance designers also like keeping work accounts on a work number. Adobe sends time-sensitive codes when you sign in on a new device or reset a password, and missing one can block you just before a deadline. A number that lives in a browser dashboard means you can read the code on the same computer where you are working, even if your personal phone is flat, lost or in another country. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Adobe code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Adobe asks you to pick a backup verification method when you turn on two-step verification. Use your SMS Hallo number for text codes and email or the Adobe Account Access app as the backup, so one lost method never locks you out of your subscription. Keep the number on auto-renew; if it lapses it may be reassigned and your recovery codes would go to someone else. Once a year, check the Account information and access section to confirm the mobile phone listed is still the number you renew, and that your backup method still works.
Zoho number — Canada (+1)
Zoho often runs a whole business: mail, CRM, books and more. The recovery number is what lets you reset your password if you forget it or suspect someone else got in, so it should be a number you control for years. A dedicated number keeps that recovery path separate from a personal SIM that might change when you switch carriers or countries. Small business owners and freelancers who run their company on Zoho also like having a number that is not tied to one employee's personal phone contract, while still being personal to the account holder as Zoho requires. Because the SMS Hallo inbox is in a browser, you can read a recovery OTP from any computer, which helps when your usual phone is not at hand. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Zoho code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Treat your Zoho recovery number as critical infrastructure. Keep it on auto-renew, save your Zoho backup verification codes offline, and use Zoho OneAuth or another authenticator app for multi-factor sign-in. If you ever change the recovery number, add the new one before you let the old one expire. Once a year, sign in to accounts.zoho.com and confirm the recovery number shown is still the number you are renewing.
Bolt number — Canada (+1)
People use a separate SMS Hallo number for Bolt when they ride in another country and want drivers to reach them on a local number, or when they would rather not hand their personal SIM number to every driver and courier they meet. It also keeps trip calls and login codes in one browser dashboard you can open from any device. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Bolt code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Treat the number as the key to your Bolt account. Bolt uses it for sign-in codes and drivers use it to reach you, so turn on auto-renew or renew for 12 months at a time. If a number lapses it can later be given to someone else, and you would lose the easiest way back into your rider profile. The 12-month plan starts from $1.80 per month.
Grab number — Canada (+1)
Grab is the everyday app for rides, food and parcels across much of Southeast Asia. Travelers and people who have just moved often want a local number from the country they are in so drivers can reach them easily, and many prefer to keep their personal SIM number away from the drivers and delivery partners they meet. Because the dashboard runs in a browser, you can check for Grab codes and missed driver calls from a laptop or a second phone, even when your main SIM is switched off to avoid roaming. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Grab code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Your Grab account, saved places and payment settings stay tied to the phone number, and Grab sends OTPs to it when you sign in on a new phone. Keep the number rented for as long as you use Grab: renew for 12 months at a time or switch on auto-renew. An expired number may be given to someone else later, which would make recovering your account harder.
Careem number — Canada (+1)
Careem covers rides, food, groceries and more in the Middle East and nearby markets. Visitors and new residents often want a number from the country they are in so Captains can reach them without roaming, and others simply prefer a second number that keeps their personal SIM private. Since the dashboard works in any browser, you can pick up a Careem code or a Captain's call on a laptop or a second phone, even while your main SIM is switched off to avoid roaming charges. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Careem code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Careem uses your number to sign you in and to connect you with Captains, so the number should outlive any single trip. Renew for 12 months at a time or use auto-renew. If a rental ends, the number may be passed to someone else, and you could lose the code you need to get back into your Careem account. Before you ever change numbers, add the new one in your Careem account details while you still have access to the old one. That way a Careem code never goes to a number you no longer control. Long rentals also make sense on price: the 12-month plan starts from $1.80 per month.
DoorDash number — Canada (+1)
Delivery apps share your phone number with a long line of Dashers and sometimes stores. A second number keeps your personal SIM private while still letting Dashers text or call about your order, and it is handy if you are ordering in a country where you do not have a local SIM. Because the SMS Hallo dashboard runs in a browser, you can read a Dasher's text on a laptop or tablet as easily as on a phone, and your personal number never appears on a delivery screen. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the DoorDash code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. DoorDash sends codes to the phone number and not to your email, so losing the number can make it hard to get back into your account. Renew for 12 months at a time or turn on auto-renew, and update the number in DoorDash before you ever let a rental lapse. Expired numbers may later go to someone else. If you decide to move to a different number, change it in your DoorDash account while the old one still works, then let the old rental end. Planning this way means a verification code is never sent to a number you cannot open. Longer rentals cost less per month, with the 12-month plan starting from $1.80 per month, the same in every country.
Deliveroo number — Canada (+1)
Every Deliveroo order puts your number in front of a rider, and sometimes a restaurant. A separate SMS Hallo number lets riders reach you without exposing your personal SIM, and it helps if you order in a country where you do not have a local mobile number. The SMS Hallo dashboard works in any browser, so you can answer a rider's call from a laptop at your desk or a phone on Wi-Fi, and the number stays the same even if you change your main SIM. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the Deliveroo code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. Keep the number for as long as you keep the Deliveroo account. Riders use it to find you at the door, and if Deliveroo ever sends a code to it you will need access. Renew for 12 months at a time or turn on auto-renew. Numbers that expire may be given to someone else. If you switch numbers later, update the phone number in your Deliveroo account while the old one still works, so riders and any codes reach the new number. The 12-month plan starts from $1.80 per month and costs the same in every country, which makes a long rental simple for an account you use every week.
foodpanda number — Canada (+1)
foodpanda riders use your phone number to find you at the door, so the number on your account gets seen by many people. A separate SMS Hallo number keeps your personal SIM private, and it is useful if you are living in or visiting an Asian country where you do not yet have a local SIM. Because the dashboard runs in a browser, you can take a rider's call or copy an OTP from a laptop or a second phone, and your number stays the same if you change your main SIM or switch it off while abroad. Use a real Canada mobile number (+1) and the foodpanda code arrives in your SMS Hallo inbox within seconds. The mobile number is part of your foodpanda account and is used to log in and to reach you during deliveries. Keep it renewed for as long as you use foodpanda: rent for 12 months at a time or turn on auto-renew. An expired number may be given to someone else later. If you move to a new number, update it in your foodpanda account while the old one still works, so login codes and rider calls follow you. For an account you use every week, a long rental is the easy choice: the 12-month plan starts from $1.80 per month and costs the same in every country.
Canada in Français
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Canada: phone number format
How Canada phone numbers are written and dialled, so you can enter your number correctly in any app.
How to call or text a Canada number from abroad
Dial + (or your international access code), then the country code 1, then the number without the trunk prefix. Example: +1 506-234-5678. In apps such as WhatsApp or Telegram, enter your SMS Hallo number exactly in this international format.
What people use a Canada number for
Sign up for apps as a Canadian user
Create WhatsApp, Telegram, Instagram, Google and TikTok accounts with a local +1 number.
Keep your personal number private
Give out your SMS Hallo number on marketplaces, dating apps and forms instead of your own.
Run a business presence in Canada
Show Canadian customers a local number they can text and call, from wherever you are.
Travel and live abroad
Stay reachable on a Canada number while you travel, without buying a local SIM.
How to get a Canada phone number
- Create your account. Sign up with an email and a password. No ID or local address needed.
- Top up your wallet. Add funds with USDT or USDC on Tron, BNB Chain, Polygon, Base or Solana.
- Pick your Canada number. Choose from 30 available +1 numbers and rent it for 1, 3, 6 or 12 months.
- Start using it. Receive SMS and calls right away. Codes are detected and ready to copy.
Canada phone number FAQ
Is this a real Canada mobile number?
Yes. You get a real Canada mobile number with the +1 country code in the local mobile format. It receives SMS and calls like any other Canadian mobile number, and you can use it from any country.
Does the Canada number work with WhatsApp, Facebook, Telegram and Google?
Yes. You can use your Canada number to sign up for and verify WhatsApp, Facebook, Telegram, Google, Instagram, TikTok and other apps. Verification codes arrive in your inbox within seconds — and if it doesn't work, you get a 100% refund.
How many SMS and calls are included?
Every number includes unlimited incoming SMS, 500 outgoing SMS per month, 1,000 minutes of outgoing calls per month and unlimited incoming calls.
How much does a Canada phone number cost?
From $1.80 per month on the 12-month plan ($21.60 billed yearly). Shorter plans are available too — you'll see every option and its price when you choose a number. There are no setup fees.
How long can I keep my Canada number?
For as long as you like. Renew before the rental ends, or switch on auto-renew, and the number stays yours.
What if my Canada number doesn't work with WhatsApp or another app?
You're covered twice. Within 7 days you can replace it free with another Canada number in one click, 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.
Is this a virtual number?
No. It is a real mobile number in the local mobile format, which is why it works where many virtual numbers are blocked. You manage it online like a virtual number — no SIM card, no ID — and can keep it as long as you like.
Is there a replacement guarantee on Canada numbers?
Yes. Every Canada number comes with a 7-day replacement guarantee: swap it for another available +1 number from your dashboard, free. The new number keeps your plan and expiry date.
What is the refund policy?
We offer a 7-day money-back guarantee. If no call or SMS has been made or received on the number, you can get a full refund within 7 days of renting it, no questions asked. And if the number doesn't work with your app, you get a 100% refund.
Do I need to live in Canada or show ID?
No. You don't need a Canada address, a local SIM card or ID documents. An email address is all it takes.
Can I choose my Canada number?
Yes. Pick any of the 30 Canada numbers currently available. The first two and last two digits are hidden until you rent it.
How do I pay?
Top up your SMS Hallo wallet with USDT or USDC stablecoins, then pay for your number from your balance in one click.
How fast can I start using my Canada number?
Immediately. The number is activated the moment you rent it, usually within a minute of signing up.