sms-number-verifier

Allows you to spoof SMS number verification.

meant for automated systems that need to bypass SMS number verification
handles hundreds of known services (wechat, google, facebook, whatsapp, uber, twitter, etc...)
thorough test suite
great for bots...

Install

This module requires node >= 8.

npm install --save sms-number-verifier

Usage

const SMSNumberVerifier = require('sms-number-verifier')

const smsVerifier = new SMSNumberVerifier('getsmscode', {
  username: '...',
  token: '...'
})

// fetch a number to use for a new verification request
const number = await smsVerifier.getNumber({ service: 'google' })

// give number to third-party service such as google...
// third-party service sends SMS code to the given number

// check for valid codes received via SMS from the google service
const codes = await smsVerifier.getAuthCodes({ number, service: 'google' })
// codes = [ '584125' ]

Note: there may be multiple auth codes returned since the SMS numbers being used are publicly shared. We filter the results down to only those codes that could possibly be associated with your request, and most of the time you will only receive one code back. In the case of multiple codes, we recommend you try the codes in-order (the most recently received code will be first).

Note: there may be variable amounts of latency between giving your number to the service and the SMS code being received. If no valid codes are returned, it is recommended that you retry request.getAuthCodes with an exponential timeout.

Providers

The following providers provide free, virtual numbers:

smsreceivefree

The following providers provide paid, virtual numbers:

plivo

The following providers provide paid, physical numbers:

getsmscode

We highly recommend that you use the getsmscode provider, as virtual numbers (VOIP) are rejected by many popular OTP services, such as Microsoft and Google.

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