Battle.net SMS verification without your real number (Overwatch, Diablo, WoW)
Battle.net (Overwatch, Diablo, World of Warcraft) can ask for a phone number to verify your account. A temporary number receives the code while your real number stays private.
Get a Battle.net number// How it works
- 1Add balance
Top up with a credit/debit card or crypto (LTC, SOL, USDT). $25+ gets a 10% bonus.
- 2Open Battle.net numbers
Pick a country, then a carrier. Every carrier shows its live success rate; the best one is pre-selected.
- 3Enter the number
Type the number into Battle.net when Battle.net asks you to add or verify a phone number, and request the code.
- 4Copy your code
It appears on your order page within seconds. No code before the timer ends? You're refunded automatically.
// Tips for Battle.net
- Buy from the Battle.net page — Overwatch uses Battle.net accounts, not Activision ones.
- USA numbers currently have the highest success rate; the page shows live rates per carrier.
A temporary number is for receiving one code. Don't keep it as your account's recovery or 2-step phone — it expires and can't be recovered. After verifying, switch your account's 2-step verification to an authenticator app.
// FAQ
Will a temporary number work for Battle.net?
Usually — success depends on the country and carrier, which is why we show live success rates for each. If no code arrives, the number is cancelled and you're refunded automatically.
How much does it cost?
Most numbers start at $0.99. You only keep paying for numbers that actually received a code.
Can I reuse the number later?
A temporary number is for receiving one code. Don't keep it as your account's recovery or 2-step phone — it expires and can't be recovered. After verifying, switch your account's 2-step verification to an authenticator app.
No code = automatic refund. Numbers from $0.99.
See Battle.net countriesNo code? You're refunded automatically. Anything else, we're here to help.
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