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Virtual Numbers for North America

Updated September 28, 2026 · SimVala editorial

A North American number is the line more apps and services expect than any other. A US or Canadian +1 number opens sign-ups that turn foreign numbers away and gives you a local presence customers recognise, and a Mexican +52 number does the same for Mexico's market.

Every number is a two-way line with unlimited texts and calls, set up automatically and paid monthly or yearly in crypto, with no ID. Pick a country below to see what its number is good for.

  • US and Canadian +1 numbers, plus Mexico.
  • Unlimited texts and calls, usable from anywhere.
  • No local SIM, no ID and no credit check.
  • Monthly or yearly, renewing from your balance. Toll-free is coming soon.
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5 countries in North America

Cheapest here on a yearly plan: Canada, Mexico and United States. Every plan includes unlimited texts and calls.

CountryCodeMonthlyYearly, per month
Bermuda+1$9.99$8.99
Canada+1$2.99$0.99
Greenland+299$3.99$2.99
Mexico+52$1.99$0.99
United States+1$2.99$0.99

List prices in USD on 2026-09-28. Yearly plans are billed once a year.

What to know about numbers in North America

  • +1 is shared

    The US, Canada and many Caribbean countries all use +1. The three-digit area code after it tells people where a number is from, so a +1 number looks local across North America.

  • Some services refuse internet numbers

    Many US banks, payment apps and some big platforms reject numbers they classify as internet (VoIP) lines. Most sign-ups accept them, but never assume a bank will.

  • Short codes may not arrive

    Some US services send codes from 5 or 6 digit short codes, and those do not always reach virtual numbers. If a code never comes, ask for a call or an email instead.

Dialing these numbers from abroad? See the country codes list and how to call another country.

Will apps accept the number?

Most sign-ups do. Some kinds of app are strict everywhere, not just in North America. Here is the honest picture.

Shops and marketplaces Usually worksSign-ups and buyer chats.Social media Usually worksMost platforms cap accounts per number.Messaging apps Varies by appSome reject virtual numbers by policy.Dating apps Varies by appSome turn down reused numbers.
Email and big tech accounts Varies by appChecks differ from app to app.
Banks and payment apps Often strictOften want a number in your name.

No provider can promise every app accepts every number, and app policies change. For accounts you will log into again, keep your virtual number rather than using a one-time code, so later login codes still reach you.

Your number in three steps

  1. 1

    Top up in crypto

    Add a balance with any of nine coins. No card and no ID.

  2. 2

    Pick a country and plan

    Monthly or yearly. The number is set up automatically, usually within minutes.

  3. 3

    Text and call from anywhere

    Read and send texts and take or place calls from your dashboard.

Travelling there? A number does not give you mobile data. See eSIM for North America.

Keep reading

Also useful: Virtual Numbers for Europe · Virtual Numbers for Asia · Virtual Numbers for Latin America and the Caribbean · Virtual Numbers for the Middle East and North Africa · Virtual Numbers for Sub-Saharan Africa · Virtual Numbers for Oceania

Virtual Numbers for North America: FAQ

Can I get a US number from outside the US?+

Yes. You set it up online from anywhere, pay in crypto, and use it from your dashboard. No US address or ID is needed.

Will a US virtual number work with my bank?+

Often not. Many US banks and payment apps reject internet-based numbers. Use it for sign-ups, business and staying reachable, not for banking.

What does a virtual number include?+

A two-way line with unlimited texts and calls, used from your dashboard on any phone or computer. It renews monthly or yearly from your balance, with a 3-day grace period if the balance runs short.

Will every app accept the number?+

No provider can promise that. Most sign-ups accept a virtual number, while some messengers, big tech accounts and banks reject them by policy. A number an app rejects is not refundable, so check first.

How do I pay?+

Top up a balance with any of nine coins and buy from it. There is no card, no ID and no email, just a private account number.

Get your number in North America

Unlimited texts and calls, paid in crypto. No SIM, no ID.

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