Rent an Amazon number
Pick Amazon in Noir SMS and choose the country that matches the store you use: US for amazon.com, UK for amazon.co.uk, Canada for amazon.ca.
Amazon lets you register with an email address or a mobile number. With a number, it texts a one-time password (OTP) to confirm it, and it may also ask you to add and verify a phone number later, for example when you sign in from a new device or set up Two-Step Verification. Delivery drivers may use the number on your shipping address too. A Noir SMS number, a carrier mobile number reserved for 20 minutes, can receive the sign-up OTP, but it's not a long-term phone for your Amazon account.
Yes. Amazon can create a shopping account with a mobile number and sends a one-time password (OTP) by text to verify it. Rent a US, UK or Canada number for Amazon on Noir SMS, enter it, and copy the OTP from your dashboard; no SMS within 20 minutes means an automatic refund. Don't use the rental number for Two-Step Verification on an account you'll keep.
One number, one Amazon verification. Pay only for what you use.
Prices captured on October 6, 2026. Prices and stock change with demand; the live price is always shown in your dashboard before you buy. Not charged if no SMS arrives.
Pick Amazon in Noir SMS and choose the country that matches the store you use: US for amazon.com, UK for amazon.co.uk, Canada for amazon.ca.
Enter your name, the rented mobile number and a password on Amazon's account creation page. Amazon texts an OTP to verify it.
Copy the code from your dashboard into Amazon. Then add your own number or an authenticator app in Login & Security before you store payment details.
Amazon's Two-Step Verification can use SMS or an authenticator app. Since a Noir SMS number is recycled after use, choose the authenticator app or your own number; otherwise you can lose access to the account and anything stored in it.
Amazon runs separate stores for the US, UK and Canada. Picking a number from the same country as the store you shop in keeps the sign-up straightforward and avoids country-code confusion.
Amazon seller and business registrations require identity, tax and bank verification, which must use your real details. Never use a virtual number for payment or identity checks, multiple accounts, review manipulation or getting around an Amazon suspension.
Yes. Amazon accepts a mobile number for account creation and verifies it with an OTP by SMS. Noir SMS numbers are carrier mobile numbers, so they're usually accepted where VoIP numbers like Google Voice may not be. If Amazon rejects the number or no OTP arrives in 20 minutes, you're refunded.
Amazon may ask for a phone number or a one-time code when you sign in from a new device or location, or when its systems want extra confirmation that it's really you. It's a security step. A temporary number can receive a code once, but for future sign-ins you need a number or method you control.
No. Two-Step Verification is meant to protect your account for the long term, and Noir SMS numbers are single-use and recycled. If the number is reassigned, you won't receive future codes. Use an authenticator app or your own phone number, and save Amazon's backup options.
No. Noir SMS numbers only receive SMS during a 20-minute window and can't take calls. If your delivery address needs a phone number for the driver, use a number you actually answer. Amazon's app notifications will still tell you about shipments and deliveries.
It isn't appropriate. Seller registration involves identity documents, bank and tax information, and Amazon uses your contact number for account matters. Those checks must use your real information. Noir SMS numbers are for receiving a verification code on your own personal shopping account.
Create a free account, add funds from $5 and receive your Amazon verification code in under a minute.
Noir SMS is not affiliated with Amazon. Amazon is a trademark of its respective owner. Use virtual numbers only to verify your own accounts and in line with Amazon's terms of service.