10DLC stands for ’10 digit long code’; it enables the use of local long codes that were previously reserved only for P2P traffic, to be used for clean, opted-in SMS campaign traffic.

Each provisioned 10DLC number has a daily throughput of around 2000 SMS per day. The key benefits of 10DLC are that it’s the cheapest solution on the market, and you get to use a local trusted Sender ID. The approval process takes between 2 – 7 business days.

Key Benefits

• Most Cost Effective Option
• Trusted Local Sender ID
• Quick approval process

Download 10DLC Registration Form

TFNs are 10 digit numbers beginning with the following prefixes 1800, 1888, 1877, 1866, 1855, 1844 or 1833.

Unlike 10DLC, the route supports handset DLRs and has unlimited throughput. The service also includes pre-configured auto responders for handling STOP, HELP, and CANCEL responses from mobile subscribers. Additionally, it features an opt-out database maintained by the gateway for each sender. The approval process takes up to 20 business days.

Key Benefits

• High Throughput
• Handset Delivery Receipts
• Fully Managed Opt-Out

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In the United States, a short code refers to a dedicated 5 or 6-digit sender ID specifically assigned to a particular brand for a designated purpose or campaign.

Short codes are the most premium SMS service in the USA, incorporating handset Delivery Receipts (DLR) and undergoing a rigorous vetting process. To obtain approval for one of these codes, there are several requirements that must be met, and the entire process typically takes about 1-2 months for full approval.

Key Benefits

• Most Trusted Sender ID Format
• Handset Delivery Receipts

Download Short Code Registration Form