What if I see an error while trying to complete the SMS verification? (2024)

FAQs

What if I see an error while trying to complete the SMS verification? ›

What if I see an error while trying to complete the SMS verification? You will see this error if the mobile number you've registered with the bank doesn't have enough balance to send an SMS for verification. Please recharge this number and try again.

1: Double-check that your phone is capable of receiving SMS (text) messages. If not, and you only receive messages via a texting app, then the code will not be able to arrive! -If your device currently does not have SMS capabilities, we recommend using a different device with these capabilities to verify your account.

You may not be able to complete the SMS verification successfully for various reasons. We request that you ensure the following before trying again: The mobile number registered with the bank has enough balance to send a verification SMS. You have selected the correct SIM slot while initiating the SMS.

Causes of Not Receiving Verification Code Texts on Android

You provided the wrong phone number. Your inbox is full. Your phone is set to block messages from unknown senders. Your phone carrier is blocking the message.

Online SMS verification sends a text message with a unique code, usually a number, to the user's mobile number. The user must input this code into the service's verification section to confirm their legitate access as user and finish the SMS verification process.

How do you fix the account verification SMS could not be sent? ›

There can be different reasons for the failure of an SMS such as exception time out, message inbox full, or if the number is out of reach. These are the basic reasons for the failure of an SMS: EXP Abssubs - Subscriber is not available at that time.

Some common reasons why SMS messages may be failing to send: The destination handset is unreachable. The destination phone number does not support Text. The SMS message exceeds the 160 character limit.

To fix an Android that won't send text messages, try restarting it or checking for updates. Check if you've been blocked by the recipient, or if your carrier is having network issues. You can also try clearing the messages cache or making sure your SIM card is installed properly.

Your mobile device might be out of network coverage. Make sure there's enough signal to receive a text message. Your phone might have been powered off when the text message came. You might need to check whether you prefixed your phone number with a correct country code.

Turn Airplane Mode On/Off

If you are not receiving iPhone verification text messages, try turning the Airplane mode on and off. This can help solve temporary glitches or issues with network connectivity. Here is how you can do it. Slide down the Control Center on your iPhone.

The device may not be working correctly, the network may not be sending or receiving messages, or the app may have a bug or other malfunction. In some cases, these causes aren't easy to diagnose. For example, text messages may be delayed because the cellular network is overwhelmed with traffic.