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Sign-in methods

Users see only the methods you enable, in the order you choose. They all end the same way: the user is signed in and you have their verified number.

By phone number

The user enters their number and signs in the way they picked.

SIM push

Live

The operator sends a prompt to the SIM card and the user taps “Confirm”. Nothing to type. MTS subscribers for now.

Phone call

Live

We call the user; the code is the last digits of the calling number. No need to answer.

Call us

Live

The user calls our number — free, and the call drops. The number is verified by caller ID, no code to type.

SMS

Live

The classic code by text message. Works on any phone — a good fallback.

Code in Telegram

Live

The code arrives in Telegram from the official Verification Codes account.

Code in MAX

Live

The code arrives as a message in the MAX messenger.

MAX bot

Live

The user opens our bot in MAX and shares their number — the bot sends the code.

Sign in with an account

The number comes from an account where it’s already verified. The user approves sharing it with one tap.

Yandex ID

Soon

The number from a Yandex account.

VK ID

Soon

The number from a VK account.

Sber ID

Soon

The number from Sber ID.

T-ID

Soon

The number from T-Bank’s T-ID.

MTS ID

Soon

The number from MTS ID.

Telegram

Soon

The user shares their contact with a bot.

MAX

Soon

The user shares their contact with a bot in MAX.

Choosing the set

  • Put SIM push first: the user doesn’t have to type anything.
  • Keep SMS last as the fallback: it works everywhere.
  • Don’t switch everything on: three or four methods are usually enough, and extra rows slow the choice down.