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SMS Falcon sells phone numbers for Microsoft and Outlook verification in 36 countries, from $0.02.
When Microsoft texts a security code, it shows up in your SMS Falcon account.
Delivery runs at 90–98% on every service, and you're refunded automatically if the code never arrives.
- from $0.02
- 36 countries, priced one by one
- 90–98%
- delivery on every service
- Automatic refund
- when no code arrives
- Number right after payment
- Code shown only in your account
- Card or crypto from US$5
Get a Microsoft number
Microsoft / Outlook
Sorted from cheapest.
36 countries have a Microsoft price right now.
$0.05 for one Microsoft number
Buy this numberMicrosoft account security code: 482913
Code received.
If it never arrives, the charge is refunded automatically.
Microsoft verification code text: prices by country
Every country has its own price for a virtual number for Microsoft.
The cheapest right now: Indonesia ($0.02), Morocco ($0.02), Kazakhstan ($0.02).
Prices for November 2026, in US dollars, for one number and one code.
Morocco
Kazakhstan
Colombia
Kenya
Vietnam
Egypt
Ukraine
Hong Kong
Chile
South Africa
Thailand
Sweden
Turkey
Nigeria
Saudi ArabiaShowing 36 of 36 countries
Prices come from our catalog snapshot, the same one published in the price index.
Adding a phone to a Microsoft account
Microsoft sends a security code by text when you add a phone as security info, sign in from a new place, or recover the account.
Work and school accounts set up SMS sign-in through their organization.
- 1
Open your security info
Sign in at account.microsoft.com and open Security › Manage how I sign in.
- 2
Add a phone number
Choose to add a sign-in or verification method, pick phone, and enter the number from your SMS Falcon account.
- 3
Wait for the security code
Microsoft texts a numeric code.
Keep the page open. - 4
Type it to confirm
Enter the code.
The phone is now security info on the account.
When the Microsoft code doesn't arrive
Microsoft's troubleshooting page covers why codes go missing.
These are the common cases.
The code doesn't come
Request a new code once, then try another country if it still doesn't arrive.
You're refunded automatically for a code that never arrives.
Microsoft offers a passkey instead
Microsoft is moving personal accounts away from SMS codes.
If it suggests a passkey or a verified email, that route doesn't need a phone at all.
The number is refused
Some ranges aren't accepted.
Pick another country from the list.
A work or school account asks for a phone
Your organization decides which methods are allowed.
If SMS is one of them, the number works the same way.
Personal accounts are leaving SMS, work accounts still use it
Microsoft has said it is phasing out SMS codes for sign-in and recovery on personal Microsoft accounts, in favour of passkeys and a verified email.
Personal accounts that haven't switched yet can still get codes by text today.
Work and school accounts (Microsoft 365, Microsoft Entra) keep SMS as a method when the organization allows it.
That's where a phone number for Microsoft verification stays useful the longest.
What people confirm on Microsoft with our numbers
Work or school accounts that allow SMS
Add a phone method when your organization's policy permits it.
Outlook.com accounts not yet on passkeys
Add a phone as security info while the account still uses text codes.
Your personal number stays private
Keep your everyday number out of one more account.
Which numbers Microsoft accepts
With Microsoft, acceptance varies by country rather than by app rule.
The list starts at Indonesia; if one country fails, the next usually works.
Every number we sell comes from a mobile operator range, and Microsoft still runs its own check on each one.
If one country doesn't work, the next one in the list usually will, and a number that never receives its code costs nothing. How OTP numbers work.
Microsoft verification with SMS Falcon in one table
| Price | From $0.02 per number, set by country |
|---|---|
| Delivery | 90–98% on every service |
| Countries | 36 with a Microsoft price right now |
| How the code arrives | By SMS, shown in your SMS Falcon account |
| Code format | Numeric security code |
| If the code doesn't arrive | The charge goes back to your balance automatically |
| Payment | Card or crypto from US$5; accounts in Brazil pay by Pix (from R$15) or crypto |
| Same number again later | Rent a number |
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Get a Microsoft numberMicrosoft and Outlook verification code FAQ
Does Microsoft still verify accounts by SMS?
Many accounts still get text codes today, but Microsoft is phasing SMS out for personal accounts in favour of passkeys and verified email.
Work and school accounts keep SMS when the organization allows it.
Can I use this number for Outlook?
Yes.
Outlook.com uses your Microsoft account, so a phone added there covers Outlook too.
Does it work for Microsoft 365 work or school accounts?
If your organization allows SMS as a method, yes.
The organization decides which methods are available.
Why is Microsoft texting me codes I didn't ask for?
Someone may have typed your email at a sign-in page.
Don't share the code, and check your account's recent activity.
Does Microsoft accept virtual numbers?
Microsoft sends security codes to most mobile ranges, but with SMS being phased out on personal accounts, a passkey is often the simpler route.
If a code never arrives, the number costs nothing.
Why does Microsoft cost more in some countries?
Each country has its own price for Microsoft, from $0.02 up to $0.21.
The list is sorted so the cheapest comes first.
What if the Microsoft code never arrives?
You're refunded automatically.
If the number doesn't receive the code before it expires, the charge goes back to your balance and you can try another country.
How often does the Microsoft code arrive?
We publish one figure for every app: 90–98% delivery, from our own delivery study.
It's the same for Microsoft in all 36 countries.
Microsoft's own help on verification codes
Prices updated for November 2026 from the catalog snapshot of 2026-10-31.