Bitsms
Send Bitcoin offline via SMS
Bitsms launched on January 16, 2020 with 78 votes, #468 of 3,486 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.
What it does
Bitsms allows you to send Bitcoin via SMS, without an Internet connection. It is not a wallet. Instead, it is an SMS to Bitcoin relay where you sign a transaction in your wallet and text it to this number.
Get instant temporary phone numbers for SMS verification. Fast, secure, and private - verify any app or website in seconds!
Subscribe to our X account and receive $0.25 on your balance. Purchase a temporary phone number and obtain SMS verification codes immediately. Access global numbers across more than 180 countries to securely register for online services and mobile applications. Log in to BitSMS, pick the app you need to verify, and select a country that fits best. Click "Buy Number", copy it into the signup form, and wait on your BitSMS dashboard. Codes usually show up in a few seconds. Copy the SMS code and finish the signup. Need more messages? Extend or rent the number right inside your account. Instant SMS receiving in over 180 countries with complete privacy and top-tier security - everything you need…from bitsms.org
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