Receive one-time SMS/OTP verification codes via the CODASMS API: get a number, wait, release.
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get_balanceReturn the reseller account's current balance (what you can spend on numbers).Return the reseller account's current balance (what you can spend on numbers).
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list_servicesList buyable services with live price and stock. STRONGLY prefer filtering by `service` and/or `country` — the unfiltered catalog is very large. `service` is a code like "tg" (Telegram); `country` is a country code like "6".List buyable services with live price and stock. STRONGLY prefer filtering by `service` and/or `country` — the unfiltered catalog is very large. `service` is a code like "tg" (Telegram); `country` is a country code like "6".
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list_countriesList countries that currently have buyable numbers. Optionally filter to a single service.List countries that currently have buyable numbers. Optionally filter to a single service.
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get_numberBuy a phone number for a service in a country and return it. THIS CHARGES the reseller balance immediately (pay-per-code). If no code arrives within 20 minutes the order auto-refunds; you can also release() it early to refund now. Poll for the code with wait_for_otp using the returned order_id.Buy a phone number for a service in a country and return it. THIS CHARGES the reseller balance immediately (pay-per-code). If no code arrives within 20 minutes the order auto-refunds; you can also release() it early to refund now. Poll for the code with wait_for_otp using the returned order_id.
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wait_for_otpPoll an order until its verification code arrives, it expires, or the timeout is hit. Returns the code when delivered. On timeout the number is still active — call again, or release() to refund now.Poll an order until its verification code arrives, it expires, or the timeout is hit. Returns the code when delivered. On timeout the number is still active — call again, or release() to refund now.
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check_orderOne-shot status check for an order (no waiting). Returns the current status and the code if it has arrived.One-shot status check for an order (no waiting). Returns the current status and the code if it has arrived.
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releaseCancel an order and refund its cost immediately — unless the code already arrived, in which case there is nothing to refund and the code is returned.Cancel an order and refund its cost immediately — unless the code already arrived, in which case there is nothing to refund and the code is returned.
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Receive one-time SMS/OTP verification codes via the CODASMS API: get a number, wait, release.
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