Participate Phone Entry

Verifying Your Phone Number to Join an Event

When you open an event invitation, Velora asks for your phone number so it can confirm it’s really you. This takes about thirty seconds and works for guests, participants, and anyone joining an event they’ve been invited to.

Note

You’ll need a working phone that can receive messages, plus an invitation link or QR code for the event you’re joining.

Entering Your Phone Number

How to get there: Open your event invitation link or scan the event QR code > Phone Number

1. Tap the country flag on the left of the number box to see the country list.
2. Search for your country by name or dialling code, then tap it. India (+91), the United States, Canada, and the UAE are supported.
3. Tap the number box and enter your phone number, digits only.
4. Leave out the country code and any spaces, dashes, or brackets: for an Indian number, just the 10 digits like 98765 43210.
5. Tap SEND CODE once the button lights up.

Tip

The SEND CODE button stays greyed out until your number has the right number of digits for the country you picked. If it isn’t lighting up, count your digits before anything else.

Caution

Verifying here signs you out of any Velora account already active on this device. If you were signed in as an organizer, you’ll need to sign back in afterwards.

Once you tap SEND CODE, Velora sends a one-time code to that number and takes you straight to the code entry screen.

Next Best Action

After your number goes through, most people:

• Joining as a guest: enter the code you receive, then confirm your RSVP
• Joining as a participant or performer: enter the code, then complete your participant details

Choosing a Different Country

How to get there: Phone Number > tap the country flag

1. Tap the flag and dialling code chip to open Select Country.
2. Type into Search country… to filter by country name or dialling code.
3. Tap your country in the list. A tick marks your current choice.

Changing the country updates how many digits Velora expects, so any earlier error message clears automatically.

Fields

Field	Description	Required
Country	Sets your dialling code and the expected digit length. Defaults to India (+91).	Yes
Phone number	Your number without the country code. Only digits are accepted.	Yes

What to Do Next

Your Situation	Recommended Next Step
Code arrived	Enter your verification code
Code hasn’t arrived after a minute	Fix code delivery problems
You’re an invited guest	Confirm your RSVP
You’re joining as a participant	Complete your participant profile
You also run your own events	Sign in as an organizer

Related Articles

• Entering your verification code - the screen you land on right after this one.
• When your code doesn’t arrive - what to check if messages are delayed.
• Joining an event by QR code - the fastest way in at the venue gate.
• Signing in to Velora - for organizers who manage their own events.
• Confirming your RSVP - accept, decline, or add a plus-one.
• Your event pass explained - where to find your pass once you’re verified.
• Managing your guest list - for organizers tracking who has verified.

Troubleshooting

“India phone number must be 10 digits.” - You’ve typed too few or too many digits. Enter only the number itself, without +91, a leading zero, or spaces.

The SEND CODE button won’t respond. - The button stays disabled until the digit count matches your selected country. Check that the flag shows the right country.

Your country isn’t in the list. - Only India, the United States, Canada, and the UAE are supported for event verification. Ask the organizer to add you manually if you’re on another network.

“Something went wrong. Please try again.” - Usually a patchy connection. Move to better signal or switch between Wi-Fi and mobile data, then tap SEND CODE again.

You were signed in and now you’re not. - Verifying for an event starts a fresh session on purpose. Sign back in to your organizer account when you’re done.

Typed characters aren’t appearing. - The number box accepts digits only and stops at the maximum length for your country. Letters and symbols are ignored as you type.