Decide whether you need a phone
For most people, email is enough. Add a phone only if Netflix asks for one or you want to confirm a number without using your own.
Signing up for Netflix requires an email address, a password and a payment method; a phone number is optional. If you add one, Netflix may text a code to confirm it, and from then on it can use that number to help you reset your password, send sign-in codes or contact you about your account. Netflix may also send codes to the account's email or phone when it checks devices for its household rules. A Noir SMS number, reserved for 20 minutes, can receive a one-off code, but it isn't suited to be your recovery number.
Yes, but you rarely need to. Netflix accounts are created with an email, and adding a phone number is optional. If you want to confirm a number by SMS without sharing yours, rent a US, UK or Canada number on Noir SMS and copy Netflix's code from your dashboard; you're refunded if no SMS arrives in 20 minutes. Netflix uses the phone mainly for account recovery.
One number, one Netflix verification. Pay only for what you use.
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For most people, email is enough. Add a phone only if Netflix asks for one or you want to confirm a number without using your own.
Choose Netflix in Noir SMS and pick a US, Canada or UK number, then enter it in your Netflix account settings or at the prompt.
When Netflix's text appears in your dashboard, enter the code. Keep your email current, because it's your long-term recovery method.
Netflix uses your phone number to help you get back in if you forget your password, and may send sign-in codes to it. A rented number is recycled after use, so it won't help with recovery later. Rely on your email, or add your own number.
Netflix may send verification codes to the account owner's email or phone when a device is used outside the household. Using a virtual number to get around Netflix's household or sharing rules isn't an acceptable use; follow Netflix's terms.
Netflix bills a card or other payment method you add yourself. A virtual number plays no part in payment, and Noir SMS numbers should never be used for payment or identity verification.
No. Netflix accounts are created with an email address, a password and a payment method. A phone number is optional; Netflix uses it for account recovery, sign-in codes and account notifications if you add one. Many people never add a phone at all.
Yes. If you add a phone to your Netflix account and want to confirm it by SMS without sharing your own, a Noir SMS number from the US, Canada or UK can receive the code. Just know it won't be available later, so it can't help you recover the account.
Netflix sends codes to confirm a new phone number, to let you sign in without a password, to reset your password, or when it checks whether a device belongs to your household. Codes go to the email or phone on the account, which is why that contact info should be something you keep.
That's not an acceptable use. Netflix's terms limit an account to one household, with paid options to add extra members in some countries. Noir SMS numbers are only for verifying your own account in line with each platform's terms, not for circumventing household or sharing rules.
Confirm the country code (+1 for the US and Canada, +44 for the UK) and request the code again; Noir SMS numbers can receive another SMS while active. If no message arrives within 20 minutes, the charge is refunded automatically. You can also cancel two minutes after purchase for an instant refund.
Create a free account, add funds from $5 and receive your Netflix verification code in under a minute.
Noir SMS is not affiliated with Netflix. Netflix is a trademark of its respective owner. Use virtual numbers only to verify your own accounts and in line with Netflix's terms of service.