Solutions
Choose the sender displayed on your recipients' phones.
The Sender ID is the name or number shown as the sender when a recipient receives your SMS. It can be an alphanumeric name (your brand name) or a short code.
What is possible depends on the country and the operator: depending on the destination, the Sender ID may have to be registered in advance, or be replaced by a number. Tell us your destination countries and we will explain the applicable rules before you start sending.
A message shown under your company name is identified more easily than one from an unknown number.
For a security code or a bank alert, the user must know who the message comes from.
The same sender on all your sends strengthens the consistency of your communication.
In some countries a Sender ID must be registered with the operator or the regulator; in others it can be replaced by a number.
Alphanumeric sender ID or short code.
Conditions of use vary by country and operator.
We help you configure the sender.
Registration requirements depend on the country and the operator. We check them before your sends start.
We help you choose the format that fits your traffic and destinations.
The same identifier can be used for OTP, transactional messages and campaigns, where the country's rules allow it.
If a country requires a number instead of a name, we tell you before you send.
Yes. A test of the SMS API can be set up on request, so you can validate your project before committing. Use the form and choose “Request a test account”.
An HTTP API (REST) and an SMPP connection.
HTTP API and SMPP accounts, as well as the documentation, are provided on request. Contact us with your use case.
See the Coverage page for the list of countries and operators. For a specific destination, contact us.
Tell us your destination countries, the type of messages and your estimated monthly volume: we will come back with the right solution and routing.
