Connect VerifiedCore
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Official SDK for every language. No-code connectors for automation platforms, CMS, and website builders. If it supports webhooks or HTTP, it works with VerifiedCore.
The VerifiedCore n8n node lets you trigger OTP sessions, wait for delivery, and branch on success/failure — all in a visual workflow. Self-host or use n8n Cloud.
- 1.Install the @verifiedcore/n8n-node package
- 2.Add your API key in n8n Credentials
- 3.Drag the VerifiedCore node into your workflow
- 4.Choose: Search Numbers, Purchase Session, or Get OTP
// Equivalent API call behind the n8n node
POST /api/v1/numbers/purchase
{ "numberId": "{{$json.numberId}}" }Use the VerifiedCore Zapier app to trigger OTP sessions from any Zap. Connect to Google Sheets, Airtable, HubSpot, Salesforce, or any of 6,000+ Zapier apps.
- 1.Search 'VerifiedCore' in the Zapier app directory
- 2.Authenticate with your API key
- 3.Set 'Purchase OTP Session' as your action
- 4.Map fields from your trigger app
// Zapier webhook payload example
{
"numberId": "num_abc123",
"serviceSlug": "whatsapp",
"countryCode": "NG"
}The VerifiedCore WordPress plugin adds a shortcode and Gutenberg block for OTP verification. Works with WooCommerce checkout, user registration, and login flows.
- 1.Install VerifiedCore plugin from WP directory
- 2.Enter your API key in Settings → VerifiedCore
- 3.Add [verifiedcore_otp] shortcode to any page
- 4.Configure hooks for registration or checkout
// Shortcode usage [verifiedcore_otp service="whatsapp" country="NG" on_success="redirect:/dashboard" ]
Use Velo by Wix to call the VerifiedCore REST API from any Wix site event — form submission, button click, or member registration.
- 1.Enable Velo Developer Mode on your Wix site
- 2.Add the API key to your site's secret manager
- 3.Copy the code snippet into any page code
- 4.Wire to any input event
// Wix Velo snippet
import { fetch } from 'wix-fetch'
const res = await fetch('/api/v1/numbers/purchase', {
method: 'POST',
headers: { Authorization: `Bearer ${apiKey}` },
body: JSON.stringify({ numberId })
})