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410 in stockEuropeCountry tier B

Serbia phone number, no paperwork.

Real carrier lines on +381 — Serbia. Calls, SMS and voicemail from a browser panel. Pay in crypto, live in 41 seconds, no identity required.

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Available now: Serbia

  • +381 69 49 10 99Mobile
  • +381 68 73 01 33Mobile
  • +381 11 78 04 11Landline
  • +381 67 15 66 26Mobile

Live inventory. Numbers shown are format samples — you pick the exact line at checkout.

Quick answer

A no-KYC Serbia phone number is a real +381 line, allocated inside the national numbering plan (Serbia), that you can activate without submitting any identity document. HushSMS provisions one in about 41 seconds after a crypto payment, starting at $2.25/month with no setup fee. It receives SMS verification codes and voice calls like any local line.

Key facts

Country code
+381
National digits
8–9
Domestic trunk prefix
0
Mobile ranges
6x
Line types
Mobile · Landline
SMS, MMS and voice
Yes
lines in stock
410
from / month
$2.25

Numbering plan

What a Serbia number looks like

The +381 national numbering plan, as an SMS verification system reads it.

E.164 example

+381 69 49 10 99

Geographic codes

Landline numbers carry a city code. Pick the city the service should think you are in.

CodeCity / region
+381 11Belgrade
+381 21Novi Sad
+381 18Niš

Carriers we allocate from

  • MTS
  • Yettel
  • A1
410
lines in stock
$2.25
from / month
Both
line types
41s
activation

Compatibility

What a Serbia number verifies

Success rates we actually measure, refreshed weekly.

Yandex

94%

Telegram

98%

Viber

98%

Discord

98%

TikTok

98%

Reddit

98%

Twitch

98%

GitHub

98%

Proton

98%

AliExpress

98%

All 51 services

Pricing

Serbia pricing

Country tier B. Same published formula as everywhere else.

LineMonthly3 months6 months12 months
Mobile$4.72/mo$4.15/mo$3.78/mo$3.21/mo
Landline$3.30/mo$2.91/mo$2.64/mo$2.25/mo
Never-recycled$6.84/mo$6.02/mo$5.48/mo$4.65/mo

No setup fee · 24-hour refund if the line fails

Use cases

Why people get a Serbia number

Keeping your number out of every signup form

Retailers, delivery apps, loyalty schemes and marketplaces all demand a phone number to function, then leak it in the breach they have three…

Selling on marketplaces without publishing your number

A listing with a phone number attached is a permanent, searchable link between an item, a location and a person. Buyers keep the number.

A local number where you are travelling

Local services increasingly reject foreign numbers — bank OTPs, delivery apps, ride-hailing, restaurant bookings.

Separating a side business from your personal life

Handing clients your personal mobile means they have it forever, including at 11pm on a Sunday and long after the engagement ends.

FAQ

Common questions about Serbia numbers

Are Serbia numbers real local lines?
Yes. Every Serbia number we sell is allocated from a carrier range inside the +381 national numbering plan. Verification systems that check the range see a local line, because that is what it is.
What does a Serbia number look like?
In E.164 international format a Serbia number is written +381 followed by 8–9 digits, for example +381 69 49 10 99. Domestically the number is dialled with a leading 0, which is dropped in international format.
Can I receive WhatsApp and Telegram codes on a Serbia number?
Yes. +381 mobile ranges accept both. Telegram is close to universal; WhatsApp requires a mobile rather than a landline range, which is what we allocate by default here.
Will a Serbia number work with my bank?
No. Regulated financial institutions require a physical SIM and government ID, and reject virtual ranges at onboarding regardless of country. This is true of every provider in this category — we simply say so rather than take the order.
How long does a Serbia number take to activate?
About 41 seconds from confirmed payment. Provisioning is automated, so there is no queue and no business-hours dependency.
Are these real numbers or VoIP relays?
They are real numbers allocated from carrier ranges in each country's national numbering plan. That distinction matters: verification systems check submitted numbers against range databases and treat mobile-range allocations differently from VoIP blocks. We sell from mobile ranges, which is why our acceptance rates are what they are.
How many countries do you cover?
68 countries at present, across Europe, North and South America, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East and Africa. Each country page lists the real numbering-plan data — dial code, mobile prefixes and geographic codes — so you can confirm the format before buying.

Coverage

Other countries

Same terms, same formula, 67 more options.

Sources

Numbering-plan data on this page — dial code, national number length, trunk prefix and mobile ranges — is taken from the ITU-T E.164 series. Inventory, pricing and measured success rates are our own and are marked as such.

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