1-Click Verify
Confirm a user’s phone number in under 3 seconds. On eligible phones it fills itself in, already verified. Everyone else gets a quick text, so nobody gets stuck.
“Verified makes it effortless for users to create an account in minutes.”
Philip Barrar, CEO, FutureMoney
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How it works
Verified picks the fastest channel each phone supports and falls back automatically. The check takes about half a second.
Legacy Verification
Enter the code
We texted a code to (212) 555-0010
Waiting for a text, then typing the code
With Verified
Verify your phone
No code to wait for or type
Verified in the background, one tap
The number fills itself in
On supported carriers, Verified reads the verified number from the phone’s SIM. The user just taps to confirm.
No code to type
The user enters their number and Verified confirms it with the carrier in the background. Works on all three major US carriers.
A code or link, as a backup
If neither is available, Verified texts a code, a link or both. Works on every carrier, over Wi-Fi or cellular.
The problem
Text codes are the standard way to verify a phone. They’re slow, clunky and easy to abandon.
of users drop off at the phone verification step, depending on the company.
Codes can take seconds or minutes to arrive, and some never do.
People switch to their messages to find the code, and some don’t come back.
Every code is another chance for a typo, a timeout or a resend.
Integration
Use our SDK for the full flow, build your own screens on the API, or drop our native module into your app. Test everything in Sandbox first.
The complete flow, from autofill to text fallback, in one drop-in component.
Build your own screens and call the same channels in the same order.
Copy our module into your iOS, Android or cross-platform app to use the cellular connection.
Security and compliance
Carrier-approved consent and user permission are built into every channel.
Autofill and silent verification use consent language approved by all three major US carriers.
We verify a user’s phone number only after they agree.
Sandbox comes with test users and a fixed test code, so you can try every channel without real texts.
Independently audited, with no exceptions in our latest report. Request it from our Trust Center.
FAQ
Verizon and T-Mobile, plus most of the networks that run on them. ATVerizon and T-Mobile support autofill, where the user doesn’t have to enter anything. Verizon, T-Mobile and AT&T support silent, where the user has to enter their phone number, but they don’t have to receive an SMS or enter a verification code.T doesn’t support autofill, so AT&T users verify silently instead.
Autofill and silent verification need a cellular connection. Native apps can use cellular even when the phone is on Wi-Fi. Web apps use whatever connection the user has, so texts are more common on the web.
Verified moves to the next one automatically: autofill, then silent, then a text that works on every carrier.
Yes. Use it anywhere you need a verified phone number. It’s also the first step of 1-Click Signup, which can flow into 1-Click Health.
Less than an hour. Before launch, our compliance team and the carriers review your consent language, which takes 3 to 5 days.
Yes. Choose a code, a link, or both. Every message includes your brand name, and links can send people wherever you choose.
Not yet. It works with US mobile numbers today.
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