Netherlands +31
Dutch phone numbers, no ID and no email
Genuine 06 mobile numbers, local codes from Amsterdam to Eindhoven and national 085 and 088 lines — paid in crypto and kept for as long as you like.
What numbers look like in the Netherlands
- Mobile+31 6 xxxx xxxxAll Dutch mobiles start with 06 when dialled at home
- Amsterdam+31 20 xxx xxxxThe largest cities have two-digit area codes
- Eindhoven+31 40 xxx xxxxNine digits follow +31, whatever the region
- National+31 85 xxx xxxx085 and 088 numbers work nationwide, not tied to a city
Country code +31Examples use fictional digits
Dutch phone numbers at a glance
- Numbers
- Mobile (non-VoIP) · Local & national: 6 cities and national 085 · 088 numbers
- Price
- From $4 a month · mobile from $7
- Rental
- 1, 3, 12 or 24 months — up to 30% off, price locked
- Identity
- No ID, no email, no phone number
- Payment
BTC, 
ETH, 
XMR, 
USDT, 
SOL- Activation
- $15 once · instant, live the moment you pay
- Best for 2FA
Mobile
A real carrier mobile line, not VoIP: calls, texts and codes from any app, bank or service — use it for anything a mobile number does.
- Calls: yes
- Texts: yes
- Short codes: yes
Reserve a mobile numberfrom $7/mobilled monthly
from $6.30/mo$18.90 every 3 months
from $5.60/mo$67.20 every 12 months
from $4.90/mo$117.60 every 24 months
+ $15 one-time activation
Local & national
A city number, or a nationwide one where the country has them: calls in and out, texts on many numbers, for anything you need.
- Calls: yes
- Texts: in some countries
- Short codes: no
Reserve a local & national numberfrom $4/mobilled monthly
from $3.60/mo$10.80 every 3 months
from $3.20/mo$38.40 every 12 months
from $2.80/mo$67.20 every 24 months
+ $15 one-time activation
With every number
- Unlimited incoming calls and texts
- Calls in the browser, any SIP app or forwarded to your phone
- Voicemail with transcription
- Copies to Telegram, email or webhook
- 72-hour swap guarantee
- Price locked, SIM-swap lock
Pay as you go: outgoing calls and texts, priced before you send.
Why a Dutch number is a smart European choice
The Netherlands punches far above its size online: Amsterdam is one of Europe’s busiest internet hubs, and many international companies run their EU operations from Dutch soil. A +31 number fits right in, whether you are opening accounts with European services, supporting Dutch-speaking customers or simply want a European line that is not tied to where you live.
Dutch mobile numbers all begin with 06, the range people and apps expect for personal lines, which makes them a strong pick for messaging apps and two-factor codes. Local numbers such as Amsterdam 020 or Rotterdam 010 give a company an instant, address-free presence, and national 085 and 088 numbers, tied to no city, suit a business that serves the whole country.
You rent the number without an ID check or an email address, pay in Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero, USDT or Solana, and use it from anywhere: in the browser, in a SIP app, or with texts forwarded to Telegram. Keep it for 1 to 24 months — the longer the rental, the lower the monthly price — and renew at the same rate for as long as you need it.
06 mobile numbers
The range Dutch people use for personal lines — a natural fit for messaging apps and account security.
City codes for business
Amsterdam 020, Rotterdam 010, The Hague 070 and more to look local to Dutch customers.
A European anchor
A +31 line you can use from anywhere, handy for EU services, clients and marketplaces.
Cities & area codes
Popular area codes in the Netherlands
Search by city or area code when you choose your number.
- Amsterdam020
- Rotterdam010
- The Hague070
- Utrecht030
- Eindhoven040
- Groningen050
- National085 · 088
- Mobile (nationwide)06
Good to know
- Dialling conventionsAt home, Dutch numbers are dialled with a leading 0 (06… or 020…). From abroad the 0 disappears: +31 6… or +31 20….
- Mobile or local?Choose an 06 mobile number when you need verification codes; choose a city or national number when customers call a business line and you want the lowest price.
How it works
How to get a Dutch phone number in three steps
No personal details, no documents, no waiting for approval.
Full walkthroughPick your number
Choose the type, then the city or area code, then the digits you like.
Pay in crypto
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero, USDT or Solana. Your account is a 16-digit number — no email, no ID.
Call and text
In your browser, in any SIP app, or forwarded to Telegram and email.
Can I get a Dutch 06 number without a BSN or a Dutch address?
Yes. We never ask for a BSN, an address, an ID document or an email. You reserve the number, get a 16-digit account number and pay in crypto. The number is ready to use the moment you pay.
Is a Dutch number useful if I don’t live in the Netherlands?
Very. Many European services and marketplaces accept +31 numbers, Dutch-speaking customers answer them readily, and you can use the line from anywhere through your browser, a SIP app or forwarding to Telegram and email.
Can I receive SMS codes on a Dutch number?
Yes. 06 mobile numbers receive texts from people and from services’ short codes, and detected codes appear as a one-tap copy button. Each number lists what it supports before you pay, and a number that does not work for you can be swapped within 72 hours.
Which Dutch city code should my business use?
Use the code of the city your customers associate with you: 020 for Amsterdam, 010 for Rotterdam, 070 for The Hague, 030 for Utrecht. If you serve the whole country, a national 085 or 088 number — or several numbers on one call flow — works well.
More countries
Phone numbers in other countries
Germany +49Mobile · Local & nationalfrom $4
Denmark +45Mobile · Local & nationalfrom $4
Spain +34Mobile · Local & nationalfrom $4
France +33Mobile · Local & nationalfrom $4
United Kingdom +44Mobile · Local & nationalfrom $4
Poland +48Mobile · Local & nationalfrom $4
Sweden +46Mobile · Local & nationalfrom $4
Brazil +55Mobilefrom $7
Canada +1Mobile · Local & nationalfrom $4
Mexico +52Mobile · Local & nationalfrom $4
United States +1Mobile · Local & nationalfrom $4
Get your number in the Netherlands
No email, no ID — from $4 a month + $15 activation, paid in crypto.