get getNum

https://onlinesim.io/api/getNum.php
single-service activations

Requests a number for a particular service, allowing to receive SMS messages from it.

Allows you to order a number of a specified country to receive SMS from the website/app that you want.

This request in fact plays the same role as the number purchase button located on the main page.

IMPORTANT NOTES!
You can also specify additional parameters such as masks for exception in case if the service has specific requirements.
Some websites and applications might ban numbers with certain digit sequence (masks) from registration.
In this case, this parameter might come in handy.

Security

Parameters

service
Required

Service name (can only accept values of services in response for getNumbersStats method)

In: query
Schema:
  • string
    Example: facebook
country

Country code (Е.164 standard, without "+" sign), see getNumbersStats

In: query
Schema:
  • integer
    Example: 46
    >= 1
reject
Array for mask exception (including country code) Example: when [911, 912123] is passed, the server won't issue numbers of India, that starts with +911* and +912123*.
In: query
Schema:
  • array
    Example:
    [ 911 ]
    Items:
dev_id
Account ID for software developers (Onlinesim profile's ID).
In: query
Schema:
  • integer
    Example: 100000
number
Display number in response. If `true`, the query will return the ordered phone number.
In: query
Schema:
  • boolean
lang

Response language:
fr - French
de - German
ru - Russian
en - English
zh - Chinese

In: query
Schema:
  • string
    Example: en
    Enum: fr de ru en zh

Responses

200

Successful response for `getNum` request: the server issues a dedicated virtual number for specified service or throws an exception.
Content Type:
application/json
  • Schema
  • Examples
  • object
    Properties:
    • response
      mixed
      Required
      1, if the request has been completed successfully, or an error message
      Example: 1
      One Of:
      • integer
      • string
    • tzid
      integer
      Required
      Operation ID
      Example: 10000
      >= 1