Saudi Arabia Temporary Phone Numbers
How to Receive SMS from Saudi Arabia with SMSFAST
Log in to your account
If you don't have a SMSFAST account, click "Register" to create one. Otherwise, log in with your existing credentials.
Top up your balance
In the top right corner, click the "+" icon and select your preferred top-up method. Add the desired amount to your account.
Baidu
Saudi Arabia
Select Saudi Arabia and a service
From the left-hand menu, click "Select country" and then choose "Saudi Arabia". Tick the desired service you want to activate.
Baidu · Saudi Arabia
Purchase a number
Click "Buy" and wait a few seconds while your temporary number is activating to receive SMS codes.
| Service | Number | Country |
Baidu | +966 856-0786-2785 | Saudi Arabia |
Use a number
Copy the phone number from the "Number" menu. Return to the service website and confirm the account creation with the given number.
Left | Status | SMS Code | Actions | ||
| 19:48 | Received | 329013 | |||
Get OTP
Wait for the verification code you will receive in the "SMS code" menu. Paste it on the service page to finish the registration.
Why You May Need a Temporary Phone Number from Saudi Arabia (+966)
Using a temporary Saudi phone number is simple and effective:
- Copy the number from the “Number” field and paste it into the registration form of your chosen service.
- Wait for the verification code to appear in the “Code from SMS” field and enter it to activate your account.
- If needed, click the button in the “Actions” field to receive SMS messages for instant verification.
This quick setup allows you to start using Saudi-based apps, banking platforms, and services immediately.
Unlocking Digital Banking and Essential Local Apps
Saudi Arabia’s rapid digital transformation places mobile technology at the heart of everyday life. A +966 temporary number is often required to unlock key platforms, including:
- Banking & Finance: Apps from Al Rajhi Bank, Riyad Bank, and Saudi National Bank (SNB) rely on local SMS verification for secure logins, payments, and transfers.
- Transport & Delivery: Ride-hailing apps like Careem and Uber, and food delivery services, require a local number to confirm bookings and coordinate with drivers.
- E-commerce & Services: Platforms such as Noon, Jarir, and local e-shops use OTPs tied to a Saudi number for account creation and checkout security.
With a virtual Saudi number, you can receive SMS online instantly, ensuring seamless access to financial tools, transport, and e-commerce services without waiting to purchase or register a physical SIM card.
Building Trust and Professional Credibility
For businesses and professionals, a Saudi virtual number offers significant advantages:
- Local Credibility: Clients, partners, and government agencies are far more likely to engage with a number they recognize as local.
- Secure Communication: Protect your main phone from spam, data leaks, or unsolicited calls while using a disposable number for registrations and verifications.
- Practical for Individuals: Arrange appointments, sign up for government e-services, or receive official notifications with ease.
Whether you’re in the Kingdom temporarily or managing operations remotely, a +966 temporary phone number provides a secure, reliable, and professional communication channel that aligns with Saudi Arabia’s ambitious digital future.
Frequently Asked Questions
A Saudi temporary number (+966 code) from SMSFAST is a disposable mobile line that lets you receive SMS verifications online instead of exposing your SIM from STC, Mobily, or Zain. It’s mainly used for privacy, one-time sign-ups, or managing multiple accounts.
Yes. WhatsApp, Telegram, and Signal all accept Saudi numbers. Many people activate a second WhatsApp line this way — one for personal use and another for work.
Yes. Food delivery apps such as HungerStation and ride-hailing platforms like Careem often accept SMSFAST numbers for sign-ups and testing.
Yes. Platforms like Google, TikTok, Instagram, and Twitter also send OTPs to Saudi numbers. This makes them useful inside or outside the country.
No. Services like STC Pay, Al Rajhi Mobile, or Mada usually require a permanent SIM linked to your ID. A temporary number may get the first OTP, but long-term use isn’t supported.
Freelancers use them to manage client accounts, marketers for testing campaigns, and travelers for quick local sign-ups without buying a SIM — all while keeping their personal number private.