How to Verify a Phone Number on Your Wix Website with Twilio OTP
As a Wix website owner, you may want to verify the phone numbers of your users to increase security and reduce fake accounts. One popular way to do this is by using Twilio’s One Time Password (OTP) feature. In this article, we will guide you through the process of setting up phone number verification on your Wix website using Twilio OTP.
Step 1: Sign up for Twilio
The first step is to sign up for a Twilio account if you don’t already have one. Twilio is a cloud communications platform that provides APIs for phone number verification, messaging, and voice calls. Once you have signed up, you will need to obtain your Twilio Account SID and Auth Token, which you will use to authenticate your requests to the Twilio API.
Step 2: Set up Twilio OTP in your Twilio account
After signing up for Twilio, you will need to set up the OTP feature in your Twilio account. This involves creating a new Messaging Service with OTP enabled. You can customize the OTP message and expiration time according to your preferences. Once the OTP service is set up, you will receive a unique Service SID, which you will use to generate and verify OTP codes for phone number verification.
Step 3: Integrate Twilio OTP with your Wix website
Now that you have set up Twilio OTP in your Twilio account, the next step is to integrate it with your Wix website. You can do this by using Twilio’s REST API to send OTP codes to users’ phone numbers and verifying the codes entered by the users. You can use HTML, JavaScript, and Twilio’s API to create a seamless phone number verification process on your Wix website.
Step 4: Test and deploy
After integrating Twilio OTP with your Wix website, it’s important to thoroughly test the phone number verification process to ensure that it works as expected. You can also conduct user testing to gather feedback and make any necessary improvements. Once you are satisfied with the verification process, you can deploy it on your live Wix website and start verifying the phone numbers of your users.
By following these steps, you can easily verify the phone numbers of your users on your Wix website using Twilio OTP. This will help you enhance the security of your website and build trust with your users, ultimately leading to a better overall user experience.
If a user changes or resets their password, will they still be able to use Wix native logins such as Spaces by Wix? We are looking at adding a custom login/reset password but we don’t want to break our spaces app
gettig error in parameter
node:1) Warning: [Warning] The runtime detected new informations in a PnP file; reloading the API instance (/user-code/.pnp.cjs)
(Use `node –trace-warnings …` to show where the warning was created)
accountSid must start with AC
accountSid must start with AC No Idea what this error is, when I ran the code at @11:30
I do not get the message "pending."
When I checked Twilio's error log, I got an error 12400 – Forbidden.
What could be the problem?
Thank you so much for the tutorial. May i know if this can be used the same way in login page for OTP login.
I have doubt , do i need to import my phone number too from the directory as variable?
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hello my console ''sendVerification code" write ""[backend/twilio.jsw, sendVerificationCode] returned with undefined'''' it d'ont write '''pending''
10.03 How did u got this screen ?
Is this paid version ?
Thanks alot for this tutorial! You should keep doing your work like this, helped me alot as I have had a struggle integrating Twilio into my different Wix Forms!
does Twilio also provide SMS payment using the OTP ? if let say i want people to pay by sms payment to access a web page
Thank you so much man! This was a lifesaver to me as I was a first timer in wix. Thanks a ton. ❤️❤️😎
hi i like your video's i have a question do you know how i can connect my wix store app to an external app builder to, build a mobile app?