Where can I find the verification code

SMS verification code is generally stored in mobile phone information.

SMS verification code is usually a verification method sent by service providers to users who need to verify their identity or perform security verification. When you register for a new online service, you are usually asked to provide your mobile phone number and verify it by SMS verification code. In this case, the SMS verification code will be automatically sent by the service provider to the mobile phone number you provided.

In order to improve the security of accounts, some online services require secondary verification when performing important operations. In this case, you can choose to receive SMS verification code for verification. If you forget the password of the online service, you can usually reset or retrieve the password by providing the mobile phone number you used when registering and requesting to send the SMS verification code. Many banks and financial institutions will send SMS verification codes for verification when conducting sensitive operations.

Use of SMS verification code:

1. account registration: when registering a new online account, the website or application may ask for your mobile phone number and send a short message with a verification code to ensure that you have the number and operate it yourself.

2. Login verification: In some cases, in order to increase the security of the login process, websites or applications will ask you to provide the SMS verification code that has been sent to your mobile phone to verify your identity.

3. Forgot your password: If you forget your account password, the website or application may ask you to provide your mobile phone number and send a short message verification code to confirm that you are the legal owner of the account and allow you to reset your password.

4. Transaction confirmation: When making online payment or making important transactions, the service provider may send SMS verification code to ensure your identity and the security of the transaction.