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The Alternativa ao DaisySMS para devs

DaisySMS shut down in March 2026 — here is where its users went.

DaisySMS encerrou em 26 March 2026 e não vende mais números.“DaisySMS has shut down on March 26, 2026.”Esta página fica para quem tinha a integração apontada para lá — a tabela compara o que era oferecido com o que fazemos, e a seção de migração mostra as duas linhas a mudar.

DaisySMS was known for simple US verification numbers. It shut down on 26 March 2026; its own site now says so and sells nothing. Eveses offers the same instant-OTP experience across 190+ countries, with a full REST API, SDKs and webhooks for teams that automate.

Recurso
Eveses recomendado
DaisySMS encerrado
Per-OTP pricing
from $0.05
was from $0.10
Country coverage
190+ countries
Was mostly US
Official typed SDKs
✓
✕
Webhooks (no polling)
✓
✕
Idempotency keys
✓
✕
Auto-refund on missed OTP
✓
Was offered
Crypto + card top-up
✓
Was card only
No KYC
✓
Was none

Por que os times trocam o DaisySMS pela Eveses

1

Clean REST API with idempotency keys, webhooks, and official JS / Python / Go / PHP SDKs.

2

Automatic refunds when an OTP never arrives — you only pay for delivered codes.

3

One wallet, one key, no KYC — top up with crypto or card and start in minutes.

Sendo justo

Quando o DaisySMS ainda pode ser a melhor escolha: Nothing, now: DaisySMS stopped serving customers in March 2026. If you liked it for US-only verification from a minimal dashboard, the closest thing here is a single US number bought from the explorer rather than the API.

Eveses vs DaisySMS — perguntas frequentes

▸What happened to DaisySMS?
It shut down. Its own site says "DaisySMS has shut down on March 26, 2026" — so any integration pointing at it has stopped working.
▸Does Eveses cover the US like DaisySMS did?
Yes — US numbers are first-class, plus 190+ other countries from the same API and wallet.
▸Is there an API?
Yes — a full REST API with SDKs and webhooks, where DaisySMS was primarily dashboard-driven.
▸How fast do codes arrive?
Typically within ~20 seconds; the live page for each service/country shows the real p95.
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Migrando para a Eveses em código

Your whole integration is two calls — buy a number, read the code. Plain HTTP (no SDK required), but official SDKs exist for JS, Python, Go and PHP.

With Eveses
# 1 · Buy a number
curl -X POST https://api.eveses.com/api/v1/numbers/orders \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $EVESES_API_KEY" \
  -d '{"country":"ua","service":"telegram"}'
# → { "id": "…", "phone": "+380…", "status": "waiting" }

# 2 · Read the OTP (or subscribe to a webhook)
curl https://api.eveses.com/api/v1/numbers/orders/<id> \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $EVESES_API_KEY"
# → { "status": "sms_received", "sms": [{ "code": "123456" }] }

Prefer push over polling? Subscribe to the activation.sms_received webhook and skip step 2 entirely.

Saia do DaisySMS em uma noite

API REST, SDKs, webhooks, reembolso em falhas, sem KYC. Recarregue e comece.