jiema.my
Temporary SMS numbers — pay per code, not per month
jiema.my launched on June 2, 2026 with 2 votes.
What it does
Most platforms gate signup behind phone verification. jiema.my lets you use a real mobile SIM (not VoIP) for 5–15 minutes, receive the code, and move on — no subscription needed. • 800+ supported services (Telegram, Discord, ChatGPT, Binance…) • Real carrier SIMs — passes "no VoIP" checks • 50+ countries, pay per code ($0.10–$0.50) • 21 interface languages • Instant refund if no SMS arrives
Temporary phone numbers for SMS verification — Telegram, WhatsApp, OpenAI, Apple, Google, Binance, and 700+ more services. Pay-per-code in USDT-TRC20, 190+ countries, live stock and prices. No subscription, no SIM card.
Pay-as-you-go phone numbers for sign-ups, verifications and rentals. Pay with USDT-TRC20. Send USDT-TRC20 to the wallet we lock for you. Balance posts in seconds. Pick the platform you need a code for and the country to dial from. A fresh number is leased; the inbound SMS shows up on this page. A retail service that lets you receive SMS verification codes on temporary numbers, billed per code or per rental window. USDT-TRC20 only. We assign a fresh wallet for every top-up and confirm on-chain. Single SMS reception lasts 15 minutes by default. Number rentals are 4, 24 or 168 hours. Only the SMS sent to your leased number, only while your order is open. Auto-purged on close. No. You can…from jiema.my
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