SMS API, or Short Message Service Application Programming Interface, is a software application programming interface (API) that allows you to send and receive SMS messages. It can be used to send marketing messages, notifications, and other types of SMS communications.
SMS API for Africa is a specific type of SMS API that is designed for use in Africa. It supports a wide range of African mobile networks, making it a great option for businesses that want to reach a wider audience in Africa.
e-MC SMS API offers a number of benefits, including:
  • High delivery rates: e-MC SMS API has a high delivery rate, ensuring that your messages are delivered to your recipients' phones.
  • Reliable service: e-MC SMS API is a reliable service that is available 24/7. Affordable pricing: e-MC SMS API is an affordable option for businesses of all sizes.
To get started with e-MC SMS API, you will need to create an account and sign up for a plan. Once you have an account, you can start sending and receiving SMS messages.
 
  • Sending marketing messages: You can use e-MC SMS API to send marketing messages to your customers. This is a great way to promote your products or services and stay top-of-mind with your customers.
  • Sending notifications: You can use e-MC SMS API to send notifications to your customers. This is a great way to keep your customers informed about important updates, such as new products, sales, or events.
  • Sending other types of messages: You can also use e-MC SMS API to send other types of messages, such as appointment reminders, password reset notifications, and more.
SMPP stands for Short Message Peer-to-Peer. It is a messaging protocol that is used to send and receive SMS messages between two devices. SMPP is a popular protocol for SMS APIs, as it is reliable and efficient.
HTTP API is a type of API that uses the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) to send and receive data. HTTP APIs are becoming increasingly popular, as they are easy to use and understand.
  • OTP: One-time password (OTP) is a randomly generated code that is sent to a user's phone via SMS. OTPs are often used for authentication purposes, such as when logging into a website or app.
  • OPT-In: Opt-in is the process of giving consent to receive marketing or other types of communications. When a user opts in to receive SMS messages, they are typically asked to provide their phone number and to confirm that they want to receive messages.
  • Sender ID: Sender ID is the name or number that appears on a recipient's phone when they receive an SMS message. Sender IDs can be used to brand your SMS messages and to make them more recognizable to your recipients.
REST API is a type of API that uses the Representational State Transfer (REST) architectural style. REST APIs are becoming increasingly popular, as they are easy to use and understand.
If you experience any problems with e-MC SMS API, you can contact customer support for assistance. Customer support is available 24/7 to help you resolve any issues that you may encounter.