For foreign trade, cross-border e-commerce and overseas support, WhatsApp is often how customers prefer to reach you. Decide two things before buying: the type and the country. Direct-login accounts suit trials; aged and SIM-registered accounts suit a long-term main number; Business accounts suit sellers who need a catalog and automatic replies. Pick the country code your customers are in.
Every account is delivered as sign-in details, not a physical SIM. Within 7 days of delivery, if the first sign-in fails, accounts are missing or the country/type is wrong, we replace it free once verified.
Direct-login accounts are one month old and ready to sign in, good for trials or short projects. Aged accounts are a year old with a longer normal usage history, good for long-term customer contact. SIM-registered accounts were registered with a real local carrier SIM, for businesses that care where the number comes from. Business accounts are registered on the WhatsApp Business app and support a business profile, catalog and automatic replies.
Choose the market your customers are in: +1 for the US and Canada, +44 for the UK, +55 for Brazil, +91 for India. Customers reply more readily to a familiar country code. The country can't be changed after delivery, so confirm it before ordering.
In the official WhatsApp or WhatsApp Business app, choose the number's country, enter the number from your order and get the code as described in your delivery. After signing in, send a message to another number you own to confirm it works, then turn on two-step verification and add your own email. See the sign-in and ban-prevention guide for every step.
Within 7 days of delivery, if the first sign-in fails, accounts are missing, or the country/type doesn't match your order, we replace it free once verified, or refund you if that option is out of stock. Sign in with the account as delivered first and keep your order number and screenshots. Bans after a successful sign-in caused by bulk messaging or spam, and problems after you change the PIN or email yourself, aren't covered.
For the first few days, chat normally and add contacts slowly; don't broadcast or create many groups right away. Keep to one device and a stable network rather than switching often. For Business accounts, complete the business profile before contacting customers.
Yes, enter the quantity when ordering. If one order has several numbers, check each one and keep the result and a screenshot for each, which makes any after-sales check quicker.
