Get paid like a U.S. business. Without a U.S. phone plan.
Payment platforms tie your phone number to your payouts: it receives the codes that confirm sign-ins, new bank details and large transfers. TwinNumber gives you a real U.S. mobile number for them, used from your browser.
Why payment platforms check your phone
A payment account can send money out, so platforms protect it with codes by text, especially when you change payout details or sign in on a new device. Many check whether a number is mobile or VoIP, and it helps when your phone number matches the country your business is registered in. A TwinNumber is a U.S. mobile number, which fits the profile of a U.S. company.
Tips
- 01
Expect codes at payout changes
Changing your bank account or payout schedule often triggers a verification code. Make those changes when you can check your inbox right away.
- 02
Show it to customers too
Payment platforms often show a support phone number on receipts and statements. With your TwinNumber there, customer calls reach you in your browser instead of your personal phone.
- 03
One number per business
If you run more than one company, give each payment account its own number so codes and customer calls never get mixed up.
Questions
Can my TwinNumber be the business phone on my payment account?
Yes. It's a real U.S. number that takes calls and texts, so it works as your sign-in number and as the public contact for your business.
What about person-to-person apps like Venmo or Cash App?
They also confirm sign-ins and new devices by text. Use a number you'll keep, because recovering an account tied to a number you no longer have can take a while.
Do I still need to verify my identity?
Yes. A phone number is only one of the checks on a payment account; platforms also ask for business and identity details. TwinNumber covers the phone part.
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