DEVELOPER API

SMS Verification API

Drop-in SMS verification for sign-ups and logins — one API call, code back in seconds.

The SMS Verification API is the fastest way to add phone verification to any product. Request a number for the service you are verifying, receive the SMS code by webhook or long-poll, and confirm — with official SDKs, idempotent requests, and pay-per-success billing.

How it works

Request a verification number

POST the service + country; get a live number instantly.

Receive the SMS code

The parsed code arrives via webhook or the wait_for_code helper.

Verify & continue

Feed the code into your sign-up flow; retries are idempotent via Idempotency-Key.

Code examples

Add SMS verification in a few lines.

# 1 — request a number for the service
curl -X POST "https://api.eveses.com/v1/numbers/orders" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $EVESES_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"service":"any-sms-verify","country":"us"}'
# → { "id":"act_9f2", "number":"+1202555••••", "status":"waiting" }

# 2 — poll for the code (or use a webhook)
curl "https://api.eveses.com/v1/numbers/orders/act_9f2" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $EVESES_API_KEY"
# → { "id":"act_9f2", "status":"received", "code":"483920" }

Pricing

Per delivered code, wallet-billed, volume tiers applied. No delivered code means no charge.

See full pricing →

Integrations

ZapierMaken8nPostmanWebhooksRESTOpenAPI

Fire webhooks into Zapier, Make or n8n, or call the REST API directly.

Official SDKs

JavaScript / TypeScript ↗Python ↗Go ↗PHP ↗

OpenAPI & Postman

Import the OpenAPI spec or the Postman collection to generate a typed client in any language.

Open the spec →

FAQ

How do I add SMS verification with an API?›

Provision a number with one POST, receive the code via webhook or long-poll, and check it in your app. The Eveses SDKs wrap the whole flow in a couple of calls.

Do you support idempotency?›

Yes — send an Idempotency-Key header on create requests so a retried call never double-charges or double-provisions.

What about rate limits and scale?›

The API is built for concurrent, high-volume verification; contact us for dedicated throughput if you need it.