SMSPool Transparency Report

• By SMSPool Admin
• March 10, 2024
• SMSPool

The table below shows all the requests made by government or law enforcement agencies. Interested in what we log? Have a look at our privacy policy. If you are law enforcement and would like to submit a request, you can do so on our Legal Requests page.

Last update: 13th February 2026

	# Requests	# Valid Requests	# Data provided?
2026	2	0	NO
2025	9	6	YES
2024	6	1	YES (Terror request)
2023	0	0	NO
2022	0	0	NO
2021	0	0	NO
2020	0	0	NO

 

Update Log for Valid Requests 2025

On the 12th of May 2025 a request was made by the Polish cybercrime department where we were requested to provide information regarding an user involved in fraud. As we do not store any IPs or personal data, we were only able to provide the order records and the username of the user.

On 2nd September 2025, German authorities requested information on a user. An email address was attached to the users account (this is optional). They were provided with their email address, transaction IDs, and username. Since we dont store IP addresses, we were only able to provide that information.On 8 October 2025, American authorities reached out to us requesting data on a user with a court order, and we provided the username, billing information through Stripe, and the attached e-mail.

On 14 October 2025, the Dutch authorities requested data under a court order issued by American authorities. We provided username, password hash, registration date, deposit history, and order history.

On 12th November 2025, American authorities requested data under a court order issued by American authorities. We provided username, password hash, registration date, deposit history, and order history.

On 11th December 2025, American authorities requested data under a Subpoena issued by American authorities. We provided username, password hash, registration date, deposit history, and order history.

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