United States +1
US phone numbers for verification, calls and texts — no ID
Mobile and local +1 numbers you can call and text from — rented for 1 to 24 months and paid in crypto. No email, no documents.
What numbers look like in the United States
- Mobile+1 (305) 555-0142Same 10-digit format as landlines: area code, then 7 digits
- Local+1 (212) 555-0187Pick the area code your customers recognize
- From abroad+1 305 555 0142Inside the US and Canada, callers dial the 10 digits
Country code +1Examples use fictional digits
US phone numbers at a glance
- Numbers
- Mobile (non-VoIP) · Local & national: 10 cities
- 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 US number, and which kind
A +1 number is the passport of the internet: most apps, marketplaces and exchanges launched in the United States accept it first, and US customers answer a familiar area code far more readily than a foreign one. With Numonym you rent one without handing over a passport, a Social Security number or even an email address.
Choose the kind of number for the job. Mobile numbers are issued on a carrier’s mobile ranges, which matters because many US services look up the line type before they send a verification code and turn VoIP numbers away. Local numbers cost less and give a business — or anyone who mainly talks with people — a New York, Miami or Chicago area code that callers recognize.
Every number works in your browser, in any SIP app and with forwarding to Telegram, email or a webhook, so you can keep a US line while living anywhere. Pay with Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero, USDT or Solana, keep the number for up to 24 months at a locked price, and renew whenever you like — it is never recycled while it is yours.
Coming from a free app? See how Numonym compares with Google Voice, TextNow and Burner.
Carrier mobile ranges
Mobile numbers come from carrier mobile ranges — the line type many US apps and banks check for before sending a code.
Every major area code
A local presence in New York, Miami, Los Angeles, Houston and more — ten of the country’s biggest cities.
Two-way calls and texts
Call and text from the browser or a SIP app, and forward incoming texts to Telegram, email or your own webhook.
Cities & area codes
Popular area codes in the United States
Search by city or area code when you choose your number.
- New York212 · 646 · 332 · 917
- Los Angeles213 · 310 · 323
- Miami305 · 786
- Chicago312 · 773 · 872
- San Francisco415 · 628
- Houston713 · 832 · 281 · 346
- Dallas214 · 469 · 972
- Washington, D.C.202 · 771
- Seattle206
- Boston617 · 857
Good to know
- Texting rules in the USUS carriers only deliver outgoing texts that are genuine person-to-person conversations. Bulk, automated and marketing texts require 10DLC registration and are not supported on Numonym numbers.
- Overlay area codesBig cities have several area codes on the same map — New York 212, 646, 332 and 917, Houston 713, 832, 281 and 346. Callers treat them all as local numbers.
- Emergency callsInternet phone numbers cannot guarantee a connection to 911 or pass on your location. Keep a regular phone line for emergencies.
How it works
How to get a US 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 US number without a US address or SSN?
Yes. We never ask for an address, a Social Security number, an ID or an email. Your account is a random 16-digit account number, and you pay in crypto. The number stays yours for as long as you keep renewing it.
Will a US mobile number work for app verification codes?
Our mobile numbers come from carrier mobile ranges, so they pass the line-type checks many US apps and banks run before sending a code. No service accepts every number, which is why each number shows what it supports before you pay — and why you can swap it for free within 72 hours.
Can I send text messages to US contacts?
Yes, for normal conversations between people. US carriers filter automated and bulk traffic, so marketing campaigns, mass one-time-password sending and similar A2P messaging are not supported. Replying to anyone who texts you first always works.
Should I pick a mobile or a local US number?
Pick a mobile number for verification codes, messaging apps and 2FA: it comes from a carrier mobile range. Pick a local number when people call you — customers, buyers, clients: it carries a city area code such as 212 or 305, costs less and can ring a whole team through the phone system.
Can people outside the US call my number?
Yes. From abroad they dial +1 followed by the 10-digit number, for example +1 305 555 0142. Inside the United States and Canada, callers simply dial the 10 digits, with no international prefix at all. Incoming calls ring in your browser, in your SIP app or on another phone through forwarding.
More countries
Phone numbers in other countries
Canada +1Mobile · Local & nationalfrom $4
Brazil +55Mobilefrom $7
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
Mexico +52Mobile · Local & nationalfrom $4
Netherlands +31Mobile · Local & nationalfrom $4
Poland +48Mobile · Local & nationalfrom $4
Sweden +46Mobile · Local & nationalfrom $4
Get your number in the United States
No email, no ID — from $4 a month + $15 activation, paid in crypto.