When the SMS OTP does not arrive, the phone rings instead.
Some percentage of OTPs always fail — weak signal in a basement, an overloaded operator queue, a handset with a full inbox, a user who cannot read English. A voice OTP calls the number and reads the code aloud, twice, in the language you choose. It is the single cheapest way to rescue a signup that was about to be abandoned.
- Automatic fallback — fires if the SMS OTP is not verified within your chosen window.
- Text to speech in Indian languages — Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali and more.
- Code repeated twice, with a keypress option to hear it once more.
- Works on feature phones and on any number that can receive a call.
- Same verify endpoint as SMS OTP, so your application logic does not change.