US Phone Number Validation Regex (10 Digits Only)
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US Phone Number Validation Regex (10 Digits Only)
A strict regex pattern for validating US phone numbers with exactly 10 digits and no formatting characters.
Pattern Breakdown
regex
^\d{10}$
Components
| Component | Description | Matches |
|---|---|---|
^ | Start anchor | Ensures match from string start |
\d{10} | Exactly 10 digits | Ten consecutive digits |
$ | End anchor | Ensures match to string end |
Character Classes
\d- Any digit (0-9){10}- Quantifier: exactly 10 occurrences
Examples
Valid:
5551234567800555123421255512340000000000(format valid, though not a real number)
Invalid:
555-123-4567(contains dashes)(555) 123-4567(contains parentheses and spaces)555123456(only 9 digits)55512345678(11 digits)555 123 4567(contains spaces)555.123.4567(contains dots)
Implementation
JavaScript
javascript
const phoneRegex = /^\d{10}$/;
phoneRegex.test('5551234567'); // true
phoneRegex.test('8005551234'); // true
phoneRegex.test('555-123-4567'); // false (contains formatting)
phoneRegex.test('555123456'); // false (only 9 digits)
Python
python
import re
phone_regex = r'^\d{10}$'
bool(re.match(phone_regex, '5551234567')) # True
bool(re.match(phone_regex, '8005551234')) # True
bool(re.match(phone_regex, '555-123-4567')) # False (contains formatting)
Go
go
phoneRegex := regexp.MustCompile(`^\d{10}$`)
phoneRegex.MatchString("5551234567") // true
phoneRegex.MatchString("8005551234") // true
phoneRegex.MatchString("555-123-4567") // false (contains formatting)
Limitations
- No formatting allowed: Requires pre-processing to remove formatting
- No country code: Doesn't support
+1prefix - No area code validation: Accepts invalid area codes like
000or111 - No extension support: Doesn't handle extensions
- Strict format: Users must strip formatting before input
When to Use
- When you normalize phone numbers before validation
- Database storage format validation
- After removing formatting characters
- When you want strict, no-formatting validation
- API input validation after sanitization
For production, consider:
- Pre-processing: remove all non-digit characters before validation
- Adding area code validation
- Storing normalized format in database
- Displaying formatted version to users
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