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For a mobile app, I developed recently, I tried the following services: https://www.nexmo.com/product/verify/ https://www.nexmo.com/product/verify/ https://get
by rcdexta 11y ago
For a mobile app, I developed recently, I tried the following services:
https://www.nexmo.com/product/verify/ https://www.nexmo.com/product/verify/
https://getprove.com/ https://getprove.com/
In terms of ease of use and reliability, I preferred Nexmo. But however, I faced issues sending sms to VOIP numbers with Nexmo.
I ended up using Twilio and Parse (it was the backend anyway) to get a verification service running. You can use this http://shamadeh.com/blog/web/mobile/twilio/parse/2014/07/31/VerifyPhoneNumbersTwilioAndParse.html http://shamadeh.com/blog/web/mobile/twilio/parse/2014/07/31/... as a starting point!
- Danilka 11y agoHere is a link to Twilio Lookup https://www.twilio.com/lookup https://www.twilio.com/lookup
- rcdexta 11y agoTwilio lookup gets you details about the carrier and whether it is voice/sms enabled. Basically used to validate if you have number that enables communication. This service is not the same as the verification API the OP is talking about!