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# How to Get a Number

Once you've [connected your wallet](/dcalls/getting-started/connecting-cryptowallet.md) and [topped up the balance](/dcalls/getting-started/topping-up-balance.md), you can purchase your first virtual number! You will be able to receive phone calls and SMS to that number.

Follow the steps below to get one 👇&#x20;

1. Open the '[Virtual number](https://app.dcalls.org/did)' section;
2. Navigate to the '[Add number](https://app.dcalls.org/did/add-number)' tab;
3. Choose the type of a virtual number: Voice or Voice + SMS;
4. Pick the country that suits you best -> Select the State/City -> Choose the number;
5. Select for how many months you'd like to rent that number;
6. Hit Pay.

That's it! You can now find your number in the '[My Numbers](https://app.dcalls.org/did/my-numbers)' tab.

{% hint style="warning" %}
**Please note** that each purchased virtual number is automatically renewed. Keep enough funds on your balance to auto-renew your number.
{% endhint %}


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