How it works

From selection to code in a clean four step flow

The best onboarding is boring. Users should pick a number, complete payment, wait for the SMS, copy the code, and still be able to reopen the order later if they need it again.

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Design goal: users should always see the number, the timer, the active status, and the code when it arrives. Nothing important should disappear after payment.

Visible timer Open order history Copy code on tap

The user journey

Every order has a clear state

Choose a service and country

The buyer picks the target service and checks the available inventory. Good pages should show enough context to avoid buying the wrong number.

Pay from wallet or card

Payment should be straightforward and limited to the chosen method. The platform should not expose internal provider names in the buyer flow.

Wait for the SMS

Active orders stay visible with a live timer. If the code arrives, the order becomes useful right away. If it expires, the status must change and the refund path must be obvious.

Reuse the record later

Users should be able to reopen past activations, copy a received code again, and review order history without digging through support messages.