Fast and secure missed-call verification for seamless number authentication and accurate data.
OTP (One-Time Password) is a great security tool, but it shouldn’t be your only way to verify customers. We believe that using missed-call verification is also very important for your business. Let’s break down what missed-call verification is, how it works, and why combining it with OTP can save you money and help you get verified leads.
Missed-call verification is a straightforward method where a user initiates a call to a designated number and hangs up before the call is answered. This action serves as a signal to the verification system, confirming the user's phone number without the need for lengthy processes or additional costs.
he customer dials a pre-defined number associated with your service.
The system detects the missed call and logs the caller's number.
The system verifies the number against your database and sends a confirmation response to the user, often in the form of a text message or email.
Missed-call verification can significantly reduce costs associated with sending SMS or voice OTPs, especially in regions with high messaging fees.
By using both methods, you create a multi-layered verification process that is more difficult for fraudsters to bypass.
Combining these methods can lead to more reliable customer data, as users are more likely to provide accurate information when multiple verification steps are involved.
Missed-call verification is quick and easy for users, enhancing their overall experience while ensuring their identity is verified.
The user enters their username and password on the website or app.
After entering the correct login details, the system asks the user to confirm their identity by making a missed call to a specific number.
The user makes a missed call to the provided number. The call doesn’t connect, so there are no charges.
he system records the missed call attempt and checks the user’s phone number against the registered number.
Since the call isn’t answered, there are no charges for the user.
It’s a simple and quick way for users to confirm their identity
It adds an extra layer of protection, reducing the risk of unauthorized access.
