Phone numbers for China

With a real Chinese mobile number, you can call, text and verify accounts just as if you were already in China — from wherever you happen to be. Each +86 number from SMS Conecta ships with unlimited incoming SMS and calls, 500 outgoing SMS and 1,000 outgoing minutes every month, and it's yours to keep for as long as you like.

Country code
+86
Number length
11 digits (mobile), 10 digits (local)
Main city
Shanghai
Capital
Beijing
Language
Chinese
Currency
CNY (¥) — you pay in USD stablecoins
Number types
Mobile, local
In stock now
39 numbers
From
$1.80 / month · billed yearly

Available China numbers right now

39 China numbers in stock as of 2026-10-28. A sample:

NumberTypeCity
+86 XX 1317 93XXLocalBeijing
+86 XX 1067 24XXLocalBeijing
+86 XX 1650 16XXLocalBeijing
+86 XX 3106 09XXLocalBeijing
+86 XX 3824 22XXLocalBeijing
+86 XX 1495 36XXLocalBeijing
+86 XX3 540 19XXLocalAnshun
+86 XX 8165 99XXLocalBeijing
+86 XX6 133 34XXLocalDongying
+86 XX 1970 22XXLocalBeijing

Why choose a China (+86) number

East Asian markets move fast, and buyers want instant, local ways to reach you before they decide to commit.

A +86 number lets you look after Chinese customers, suppliers and partners without ever renting office space in Shanghai, and nobody has to foot the bill for an international call.

Since it's a genuine number on the China telephone network, ordinary calls and texts go through without issue — including the one-time passcodes and verification SMS that apps and websites send.

Everything included with your China number

  • Unlimited inbound texts land on your China number
  • 500 outbound SMS bundled in every month
  • 1,000 outbound calling minutes bundled in every month
  • No cap on inbound calls
  • SIP login issued per number
  • One-click call forwarding
  • Dialer built right into the browser
  • 7-day replacement guarantee
  • Auto-renews — the number remains yours

Compatible with WhatsApp, Facebook, Google, Telegram and more

The one-time codes and verification calls from WhatsApp, WhatsApp Business, Telegram, Signal, Instagram, Facebook, Google, Gmail, and thousands of services besides, all land on your China number — so you can sign up for or recover a China account no matter where you are.

You're also protected: should some app refuse to accept your number, our 7-day replacement guarantee gets you a fresh number free of charge — or a full refund if the number was never used.

Searching for a China virtual number?

When people search for a China virtual number, what they usually want is a +86 number they can use online — no SIM card, no trip to China required. That's exactly what SMS Conecta delivers, except it's a genuine number drawn from the China numbering plan, not an app-only line or some shared pool.

You can run it from your dashboard, through any SIP app, or forwarded to your own phone, and it takes standard SMS and voice calls just the same — which is exactly why WhatsApp, Telegram, Google and Facebook verification codes come through as they would on any mobile line. Read more: virtual number vs real mobile number.

China number types and pricing

TypeMonthlyIncludedIn stock
Mobile$1.80/moUnlimited inbound SMS & calls · 500 SMS · 1,000 min21
Local$1.80/moUnlimited inbound SMS & calls · 500 SMS · 1,000 min18

China numbers currently in stock

At this moment, 39 China numbers sit ready to be assigned — 21 mobile, 18 local. Local numbers carry a Shanghai identity, while mobile numbers come from national mobile ranges.

A sample of what's available today: +86 XX1 4111 89XX (mobile); +86 XX 1317 93XX (local). Those XX digits get revealed the moment a number becomes yours.

How China phone numbers are formatted

China's country code is +86. Written in international (E.164) format, a China number is +86 plus 10–11 digits — +86 XX1 4111 89XX, for instance.

People calling from inside China use the national format, while everyone outside dials +86 first. Regardless of how they reach you, the call or SMS lands in your dashboard, on your SIP device, or on whichever phone you've set forwarding to.

Dialing China and caller ID

Dialing from the United States or Canada: use 011 86 then the 10–11-digit number. From the UK, Europe, India and most other countries: use 00 86 then the number. On any mobile phone, +86 works no matter where you are.

You can spend your 1,000 monthly outgoing minutes calling China or anywhere else, with your +86 number showing up as the caller ID the whole time.

Steps to get a China number

  1. Select a +86 number from the live list up above.
  2. Register using your email, then load your wallet with stablecoins.
  3. SMS and calls start coming in the moment the number goes active — typically within minutes.

Who China numbers are for

  • Businesses breaking into the China market
  • Freelancers and agencies serving Chinese clients
  • Expats and travelers holding onto a China number while overseas
  • Signing up for apps and verifying accounts
  • Sellers on e-commerce sites and marketplaces
  • Support and sales teams running a call center

Paying whether you're in China or elsewhere

No Chinese bank card required — top up your wallet with USDT or USDC from any exchange or wallet you already use, and renewals draw from that balance on their own.

Our 7-day replacement guarantee

Should a +86 number not work for an app you're counting on, you won't lose a cent — inside 7 days, our replacement guarantee hands you a new China number instantly, right from your dashboard.

If a refund suits you better: provided the number remains untouched (zero calls, zero SMS), a single click within 7 days sends the entire amount back to your wallet.

China phone numbers — FAQ

Is this really a working China phone number?

Yes — an authentic China number carrying the +86 country code. It rings and takes texts exactly like any other Chinese line would.

Will a China number work for WhatsApp, Telegram or Instagram?

Yes. Type your +86 number into the app, then pull the code from your dashboard. And thanks to our 7-day replacement guarantee, a new number is yours free if any app refuses to accept it.

What's the price of a China phone number?

China numbers start from just $1.80 a month on our annual plan ($21.60 charged once a year). There's no setup fee, and every plan bundles unlimited incoming SMS and calls, 500 SMS and 1,000 minutes a month.

What do you actually get with a China number?

Unlimited incoming SMS and calls, 500 outgoing SMS plus 1,000 outgoing minutes each month, along with SIP credentials, call forwarding and the browser dialer.

Do I have to be based in China to order a +86 number?

No. a China number can be ordered online with nothing but an email address, and used from any country you like.

For how long can I hold onto my China number?

As long as you'd like. Renewal happens automatically from your wallet — leave auto-renew switched on and the number remains yours year after year.

What country code does China use?

China's international dialing code is +86, followed by a 10–11-digit national number. Dial 011 86 from the US; dial 00 86 from most other countries.

How many China numbers are currently in stock?

39 at this moment (21 mobile, 18 local). Stock shifts daily — the list up top on this page updates live.

How fast does the number go live?

Most numbers go live within minutes of payment clearing. The full number and SIP credentials show up in your dashboard the moment it's active.

What happens if the number just isn't working out?

You've got double protection: our 7-day replacement guarantee trades it in for a new number at no cost (up to 2 times), and if the number was never used you can take a full refund within 7 days instead — no questions asked.

What types of numbers can I get in China?

At present: mobile, local. This page shows live stock, and every type carries the same allowances plus the 7-day replacement guarantee.

Does a China number take calls too, or just SMS?

Yes. Incoming calls have no limit, same as incoming SMS. They'll ring through the web dialer in your dashboard, any SIP app or PBX, or whichever phone you've forwarded them to.

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