A2P SMS Provider for Businesses and Wholesale Partners

Destinations and traffic: share the countries and, where known, mobile operators you need to reach. Separate OTP, transactional and promotional traffic so availability and route conditions can be reviewed for each use case.

SMPP connection: tell us which messaging platform you use, your existing connection method and expected peak messages per second. Confirm the supported interface, connection settings and throughput for your proposed traffic with the team.

Sender ID: specify the brand name or number you want recipients to see. Sender formats and any registration requirements need to be checked for the requested destinations before launch.

Delivery reports: explain which delivery receipt (DLR) statuses, message identifiers and reporting format your application expects. Agree how results will be mapped to your system; a delivery receipt is not confirmation that someone read the message.

Testing: agree the destinations, authorised test numbers, message samples, sending volume and acceptance criteria in advance. Confirm test access, any charges and the review process before starting. Use the agreed results to decide when production traffic can begin.

For messaging platforms, aggregators and wholesale partners, an A2P proposal starts with the traffic you need to route. Share your destination mix, recurring monthly volumes and peak load, together with the message types your customers send.

Define your route priorities: OTP delivery windows, transactional notifications or promotional sends may call for different requirements. Review sender handling, delivery reporting, operational contacts and the process for route changes as part of the proposal.

Coverage, capacity, commercial commitments and support arrangements are confirmed for the agreed connection. A destination breakdown helps the team prepare a specific wholesale quote and a practical test scope.

Destinations and routes: include the countries, operators where known, and traffic type in your quote request. A single global rate would not describe the conditions for every destination.

Volume and capacity: share expected monthly volume, peak throughput and any delivery window. Include your sender ID needs and sample message length and character set so message segmentation and the billing unit can be clarified.

Commercial terms: ask the team to confirm the quoted routes, currency, billing basis, payment terms and any setup, registration or testing fees that apply. Compare proposals on the same scope, including how multipart messages and unsuccessful submissions are charged.

Prepare a destination breakdown, monthly volume, peak messages per second and your current connection method. These details help define a useful test and a destination-specific quote. Coverage, pricing and delivery requirements are agreed for the proposed traffic.