Confirmed phone number
Your application receives a clear verification result through a simple API or webhook.
VerifyMeld
Verify phone numbers by result, not by channel
We do not sell SMS. We do not sell phone calls. VerifyMeld provides the result your application needs: the phone number is confirmed.
No codes, no voice bots
The user places a regular outgoing call to the provided number. We process the incoming call automatically.
One API contract
Create a verification, show the returned number, receive the verified result.
New approach
VerifyMeld separates phone ownership from delivery channels
Most services sell SMS, voice calls, OTP or Flash Call. VerifyMeld changes the model: your product does not need to care how the confirmation happened, only that the number was reliably confirmed.
How VerifyMeld works
- Your application creates a verification request through the VerifyMeld API.
- VerifyMeld returns a unique number for confirmation and the verification TTL.
- The user places a regular outgoing call from the phone number being verified to the provided number.
- VerifyMeld matches caller, target number and active verification window.
- The verified result is returned to your application through API, internal event or webhook.
No paid outgoing voice scenario
VerifyMeld does not initiate outgoing calls. We process the user initiated incoming call automatically and do not charge for that unanswered inbound call from the VerifyMeld side.
Phone infrastructure stays inside VerifyMeld
Clients receive only API access and verified results. Centralized processing gives one place for anti-fraud, resilience and future improvements without changing client integrations.
Pay for verification, not delivery technology
The platform is built around the verified result rather than SMS messages, phone minutes or outgoing calls. This can reduce verification cost for products with many registrations and repeated checks.
Use cases
Built for products that need reliable phone ownership checks
Future ready
Integrate once, let verification methods evolve
Today VerifyMeld uses inbound-call confirmation. The API is designed independently from one concrete technology, so new verification methods can be added later without forcing existing integrations to be rebuilt.