OrderWallet · SMS Terms & Consent

Effective: May 7, 2026

This page describes the SMS messages OrderWallet sends, how consent is captured, and how to opt out. It supplements (and does not replace) our full Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.

Program Details

Program operator: OrderWallet, LLC · support@orderwallet.net
What we send: Exactly one type of SMS: a one-time verification code at signup, delivered through Twilio Verify. We do not send marketing, promotional, recurring, or bulk SMS, and we do not run an A2P 10DLC messaging campaign. Group-order invitations to people who aren't on OrderWallet yet are not sent by OrderWallet — they are handed off to the inviter's standard iOS Messages app, pre-filled with the recipient and the message, and the inviter taps Send themselves. Those texts leave from the inviter's personal phone number, peer-to-peer, like any other SMS they send a friend.
Frequency: One verification SMS per signup or phone-number-change event. There is no recurring messaging.
Cost: Message and data rates may apply. OrderWallet does not charge for receiving SMS; standard carrier rates from your wireless provider may apply.

How Consent Is Captured

Inside the OrderWallet iOS app, when a new user enters a phone number on the signup screen, a consent paragraph immediately above the “Send code” button states:

“By tapping Send code, you agree to receive a one-time SMS verification code from OrderWallet to verify this phone number. Message and data rates may apply. Reply HELP for help, STOP to opt out. See our SMS Terms and Privacy Policy.”

Tapping Send code is the affirmative consent act. The user receives the code and enters it back into the app to confirm ownership of the number. Account creation cannot complete without that verification step, so consent is captured for every active user before the verification SMS is sent.

Group-order invitations to people who aren't on OrderWallet yet do not flow through any A2P campaign or carrier-monitored program. The inviter's own iOS Messages app opens pre-filled with the recipient and a suggested message; the inviter taps Send themselves. Consent for that single text is captured at the moment the inviter taps Send in their own Messages app — the same way consent is captured for any SMS one person sends another from a personal phone.

How to Opt Out

You only ever receive one SMS from OrderWallet — the verification code — and only after you actively asked for it by entering your phone number and tapping Send code. To stop OrderWallet from being able to send another verification SMS, remove your phone number from your account in Settings → Account inside the app, or delete your account.

For peer-to-peer invitation texts (sent from another person's phone via their own iOS Messages app), reply STOP to that person — it's a normal SMS conversation. OrderWallet does not control delivery of those messages.

How to Get Help

Email us at support@orderwallet.net any time.

Sample Message

OrderWallet's verification SMS (delivered via Twilio Verify):

Verification code:
Your OrderWallet verification code is 482719.

For reference, a peer-to-peer invitation text — sent from the inviter's own phone via their iOS Messages app, not by OrderWallet:

Group order invitation (peer-to-peer):
Daniel invited you to join 'Midnight Run' on OrderWallet. Download the app: https://orderwallet.net

Carrier & Privacy Notes

No mobile information will be shared with third parties or affiliates for marketing or promotional purposes. Information sharing with subcontractors in support of our services (e.g. Twilio for SMS delivery) is permitted. Text messaging originator opt-in data and consent are not shared with any third parties for any other use case.
Carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages.
SMS delivery is provided by Twilio. Your phone number is shared with Twilio only as needed to deliver the message you opted in to receive — see Twilio's privacy policy.
If you change phone numbers, please opt out from the previous number (reply STOP) so the next person assigned that number doesn't receive OrderWallet messages.

Changes

We may update this page from time to time. Material changes (new message types, new keywords, etc.) will be reflected in the Effective date above and re-notified inside the app where relevant.

Contact

OrderWallet, LLC
Email: support@orderwallet.net