Yes there are, the more messages you buy the cheaper it gets. To see a list of our bulk SMS prices, please click here

You can sign up for a free trial in just 30 seconds, with no credit card required. Simply enter your mobile number and email address to get started and get 10 free texts. Our platform is free to sign up and if you decide you like us after the free trial, you just pay for the texts you send.

There is no set time of how long it takes to send bulk SMS messages, you set the sending activity to send immediately or schedule it to be sent at a later point in time.

We have gone to great lengths to ensure that our service presents superb value for money to our customers; as such, our service and software are free, you simply pay for the texts that you send.

For extra convenience, we sell our messages in packages for as small as 2500 SMS. Don’t forget, we’ll match or beat any competitor’s price.

For sales inquiry, please Call / WA us on +91-7050 66 3333 or email us at sales@smscart.co.in, and we will get back to you.

FAILED MESSAGE

There can be different reasons for the failure of an SMS such as exception time out, message inbox full or if the number is out of reach.

These are the basic reasons for the failure of an SMS:

EXP Abssubs – Subscriber is not available at that time 

EXP Memexcd – Inbox memory is full or exceeded

EXP Smstmout – SMS timeout after all retry

EXP Nwfail – Network failed

Resource Unavailable- Message was aborted by network peer because of a network protocol error. 

ABSENT SUBSCRIBER– Unidentified subscriber, No response from the handset

NUMBER TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE– Number out of coverage area/ Switched off

CALL BARRED– The recipient cannot receive incoming messages

SYSTEM FAILURE– Network or Protocol failure other than the listed. The task cannot be performed because of a problem in another entity. The type of entity or network resource may be indicated by a network resource.

HLR/ MSC Timeout- If HLR (Home Location Register) does not get the response from the MSC (Mobile Switching Centre) then there will be a timeout

INBOX CAPACITY EXCEEDED– Short message rejected by MS because of no memory capacity to store the messages

SBSCRIBR BSY FOR MT SMS– Congestion encountered at the visited MSC or the SGSN

TLESERVCE NOT PROVSND– Recipient MS has no SMS subscription.

Services temporarily blocked- Terminated due to mobile subscriber operator (services blocked by the network operator)

UNKNWN SBCRIBR– No allocated IMSI or directory number for the mobile subscriber in the HLR

ILEGAL SBSCRIBR– The PLMN has rejected the short message because the MS failed authentication

EXPIRED MAXIMUM RETRIES EXCEEDED– All the retries from different operators have been made

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Template ID not found on DLT

SMS not Matched with DLT Template

SM DELIVERY FAILURE– It can be due to below-mentioned reasons,

1. Unknown Service Center Address
2. Service center congestion
3. Invalid short message entity address

Failed – No specific reason found for non-delivery (after certain attempts by multiple operators)

Rejected by Provider – The SMS were rejected by the provider due to the promotional content through transactional route

A standard text message is 160 characters long. If your message exceeds the limit, an alert is shown on the screen allowing to continue typing the message beyond the character limit. This message will count for 2 or more SMS Credits (depending on the length of your message) and you will be charged correspondingly. Special such as ~, ^, {, }, [, ], |, will constitute two characters.

Bulk / Text SMS allows you to send longer SMS of upto 918 characters which are split into smaller SMS and later joined at the receiving end which is a mobile. In this scenario, SMS length is calculated for 153 characters as 7 characters are used to concatenate the message when it is delivered to the handset.

An SMS gateway is the means through which a computer can send or receive SMS messages. Often allowing for the conversion and sending of other forms of media or message (such as email), SMS gateways will generally utilize the same mobile phone networks as the messages sent from mobile phones.

‘Bulk SMS’ or ‘bulk messaging’ refers to businesses sending SMS to one or more recipients via software platforms such as SmsCart. By embedding actionable links within the message, bulk SMS can even help improve conversion rates across the customer lifecycle – acquisition, engagement and retention. Bulk SMS can scale up to millions of recipients in the case of informational or promotional broadcasts. Alternatively, bulk SMS can also mean individual SMS sent to customers upon an action e.g. receiving an alert on credit card transaction. Both these activities can be easily carried out from bulk SMS service platforms as they allow businesses to create, schedule, send and track SMS campaigns.

SMS stands for Short Message Service, and refers to the sending of short text messages from one device to another; in most cases from one mobile phone to another. The size of an SMS text message is restricted to 160 characters.

Credits  are the number of SMS you currently have in your account. When you send an SMS, your credits get deducted accordingly. Credit Deduction refers to the number of credits deducted from your balance for sending the message.

When you send an SMS in English the credit limit is 150-160 characters whereas in the Unicode option i.e. when you send SMS in other languages, the limit is 55-70 characters.

CREDIT CALCULATION

The value for a single credit in English is 160 characters. With the number of characters increasing, the second credit consists of 306 characters and moving on in this manner the value of credit deduction increases by adding 153 characters in the SMS every time. As the number of characters keeps on increasing the number of credits deducted will also increase according to that.

For Unicode the credit calculation as below:

70 Characters (Standard SMS) 1 SMS Credit 

134 Characters (Multi-part SMS) 2 SMS credit 

(2 * 67 characters) 2 SMS Credits / Units-201 Characters (Multi-part SMS) 3 credits

(3 * 67 characters) 3 SMS Credits / Units-268 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

(4 * 67 characters) 4 SMS Credits / Units-335 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

(5 *67 characters) 5 SMS Credits / Units-402 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

(6 * 67 characters) 6 SMS Credits / Units-469 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

You can see the number of credits as well as a deduction in the delivery report of your SMS.

TRAI has notified “The Telecom Commercial Communication Customer Preference Regulations, 2010” classifying text messages as per the intent or nature of content within the text messages. Promotional SMS is used to send offers, discounts or promotions to new and existing customers. The messages may or may not be solicited by the recipients. Messages are only delivered to non-DND numbers and opt-in numbers. Promotional SMS can be sent only between 9 AM and 9 PM. Promotional bulk SMS will be delivered with a random 6-digit Sender ID assigned by the telecom operator (AM-220660).

Transactional SMS is used to send OTPs, informational messages, booking and order alerts to your registered customers. They should not be intended for marketing. Messages are delivered to all recipients, irrespective of their Do-Not-Disturb (DND) status. Transactional SMS are delivered 24×7 with no time restriction. Transactional SMS can be assigned a 6-alpha character Sender ID (AM-SMSCRT) of your choice. It should correspond with your business or product name.

Bulk SMS beats all the other channels with 97% open rates (vs 10%-30% open rates for email and social media channels) and ten times the response rate. By embedding actionable links within the message, bulk SMS can even help improve conversion rates across the customer lifecycle – acquisition, engagement and retention.

Yes there are, the more messages you buy the cheaper it gets. To see a list of our bulk SMS prices, please click here

You can sign up for a free trial in just 30 seconds, with no credit card required. Simply enter your mobile number and email address to get started and get 10 free texts. Our platform is free to sign up and if you decide you like us after the free trial, you just pay for the texts you send.

There is no set time of how long it takes to send bulk SMS messages, you set the sending activity to send immediately or schedule it to be sent at a later point in time.

We have gone to great lengths to ensure that our service presents superb value for money to our customers; as such, our service and software are free, you simply pay for the texts that you send.

For extra convenience, we sell our messages in packages for as small as 2500 SMS. Don’t forget, we’ll match or beat any competitor’s price.

For sales inquiry, please Call / WA us on +91-7050 66 3333 or email us at sales@smscart.co.in, and we will get back to you.

FAILED MESSAGE

There can be different reasons for the failure of an SMS such as exception time out, message inbox full or if the number is out of reach.

These are the basic reasons for the failure of an SMS:

EXP Abssubs – Subscriber is not available at that time 

EXP Memexcd – Inbox memory is full or exceeded

EXP Smstmout – SMS timeout after all retry

EXP Nwfail – Network failed

Resource Unavailable- Message was aborted by network peer because of a network protocol error. 

ABSENT SUBSCRIBER– Unidentified subscriber, No response from the handset

NUMBER TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE– Number out of coverage area/ Switched off

CALL BARRED– The recipient cannot receive incoming messages

SYSTEM FAILURE– Network or Protocol failure other than the listed. The task cannot be performed because of a problem in another entity. The type of entity or network resource may be indicated by a network resource.

HLR/ MSC Timeout- If HLR (Home Location Register) does not get the response from the MSC (Mobile Switching Centre) then there will be a timeout

INBOX CAPACITY EXCEEDED– Short message rejected by MS because of no memory capacity to store the messages

SBSCRIBR BSY FOR MT SMS– Congestion encountered at the visited MSC or the SGSN

TLESERVCE NOT PROVSND– Recipient MS has no SMS subscription.

Services temporarily blocked- Terminated due to mobile subscriber operator (services blocked by the network operator)

UNKNWN SBCRIBR– No allocated IMSI or directory number for the mobile subscriber in the HLR

ILEGAL SBSCRIBR– The PLMN has rejected the short message because the MS failed authentication

EXPIRED MAXIMUM RETRIES EXCEEDED– All the retries from different operators have been made

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Template ID not found on DLT

SMS not Matched with DLT Template

SM DELIVERY FAILURE– It can be due to below-mentioned reasons,

1. Unknown Service Center Address
2. Service center congestion
3. Invalid short message entity address

Failed – No specific reason found for non-delivery (after certain attempts by multiple operators)

Rejected by Provider – The SMS were rejected by the provider due to the promotional content through transactional route

A standard text message is 160 characters long. If your message exceeds the limit, an alert is shown on the screen allowing to continue typing the message beyond the character limit. This message will count for 2 or more SMS Credits (depending on the length of your message) and you will be charged correspondingly. Special such as ~, ^, {, }, [, ], |, will constitute two characters.

Bulk / Text SMS allows you to send longer SMS of upto 918 characters which are split into smaller SMS and later joined at the receiving end which is a mobile. In this scenario, SMS length is calculated for 153 characters as 7 characters are used to concatenate the message when it is delivered to the handset.

An SMS gateway is the means through which a computer can send or receive SMS messages. Often allowing for the conversion and sending of other forms of media or message (such as email), SMS gateways will generally utilize the same mobile phone networks as the messages sent from mobile phones.

‘Bulk SMS’ or ‘bulk messaging’ refers to businesses sending SMS to one or more recipients via software platforms such as SmsCart. By embedding actionable links within the message, bulk SMS can even help improve conversion rates across the customer lifecycle – acquisition, engagement and retention. Bulk SMS can scale up to millions of recipients in the case of informational or promotional broadcasts. Alternatively, bulk SMS can also mean individual SMS sent to customers upon an action e.g. receiving an alert on credit card transaction. Both these activities can be easily carried out from bulk SMS service platforms as they allow businesses to create, schedule, send and track SMS campaigns.

SMS stands for Short Message Service, and refers to the sending of short text messages from one device to another; in most cases from one mobile phone to another. The size of an SMS text message is restricted to 160 characters.

Credits  are the number of SMS you currently have in your account. When you send an SMS, your credits get deducted accordingly. Credit Deduction refers to the number of credits deducted from your balance for sending the message.

When you send an SMS in English the credit limit is 150-160 characters whereas in the Unicode option i.e. when you send SMS in other languages, the limit is 55-70 characters.

CREDIT CALCULATION

The value for a single credit in English is 160 characters. With the number of characters increasing, the second credit consists of 306 characters and moving on in this manner the value of credit deduction increases by adding 153 characters in the SMS every time. As the number of characters keeps on increasing the number of credits deducted will also increase according to that.

For Unicode the credit calculation as below:

70 Characters (Standard SMS) 1 SMS Credit 

134 Characters (Multi-part SMS) 2 SMS credit 

(2 * 67 characters) 2 SMS Credits / Units-201 Characters (Multi-part SMS) 3 credits

(3 * 67 characters) 3 SMS Credits / Units-268 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

(4 * 67 characters) 4 SMS Credits / Units-335 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

(5 *67 characters) 5 SMS Credits / Units-402 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

(6 * 67 characters) 6 SMS Credits / Units-469 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

You can see the number of credits as well as a deduction in the delivery report of your SMS.

TRAI has notified “The Telecom Commercial Communication Customer Preference Regulations, 2010” classifying text messages as per the intent or nature of content within the text messages. Promotional SMS is used to send offers, discounts or promotions to new and existing customers. The messages may or may not be solicited by the recipients. Messages are only delivered to non-DND numbers and opt-in numbers. Promotional SMS can be sent only between 9 AM and 9 PM. Promotional bulk SMS will be delivered with a random 6-digit Sender ID assigned by the telecom operator (AM-220660).

Transactional SMS is used to send OTPs, informational messages, booking and order alerts to your registered customers. They should not be intended for marketing. Messages are delivered to all recipients, irrespective of their Do-Not-Disturb (DND) status. Transactional SMS are delivered 24×7 with no time restriction. Transactional SMS can be assigned a 6-alpha character Sender ID (AM-SMSCRT) of your choice. It should correspond with your business or product name.

Bulk SMS beats all the other channels with 97% open rates (vs 10%-30% open rates for email and social media channels) and ten times the response rate. By embedding actionable links within the message, bulk SMS can even help improve conversion rates across the customer lifecycle – acquisition, engagement and retention.

Yes there are, the more messages you buy the cheaper it gets. To see a list of our bulk SMS prices, please click here

You can sign up for a free trial in just 30 seconds, with no credit card required. Simply enter your mobile number and email address to get started and get 10 free texts. Our platform is free to sign up and if you decide you like us after the free trial, you just pay for the texts you send.

There is no set time of how long it takes to send bulk SMS messages, you set the sending activity to send immediately or schedule it to be sent at a later point in time.

We have gone to great lengths to ensure that our service presents superb value for money to our customers; as such, our service and software are free, you simply pay for the texts that you send.

For extra convenience, we sell our messages in packages for as small as 2500 SMS. Don’t forget, we’ll match or beat any competitor’s price.

For sales inquiry, please Call / WA us on +91-7050 66 3333 or email us at sales@smscart.co.in, and we will get back to you.

FAILED MESSAGE

There can be different reasons for the failure of an SMS such as exception time out, message inbox full or if the number is out of reach.

These are the basic reasons for the failure of an SMS:

EXP Abssubs – Subscriber is not available at that time 

EXP Memexcd – Inbox memory is full or exceeded

EXP Smstmout – SMS timeout after all retry

EXP Nwfail – Network failed

Resource Unavailable- Message was aborted by network peer because of a network protocol error. 

ABSENT SUBSCRIBER– Unidentified subscriber, No response from the handset

NUMBER TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE– Number out of coverage area/ Switched off

CALL BARRED– The recipient cannot receive incoming messages

SYSTEM FAILURE– Network or Protocol failure other than the listed. The task cannot be performed because of a problem in another entity. The type of entity or network resource may be indicated by a network resource.

HLR/ MSC Timeout- If HLR (Home Location Register) does not get the response from the MSC (Mobile Switching Centre) then there will be a timeout

INBOX CAPACITY EXCEEDED– Short message rejected by MS because of no memory capacity to store the messages

SBSCRIBR BSY FOR MT SMS– Congestion encountered at the visited MSC or the SGSN

TLESERVCE NOT PROVSND– Recipient MS has no SMS subscription.

Services temporarily blocked- Terminated due to mobile subscriber operator (services blocked by the network operator)

UNKNWN SBCRIBR– No allocated IMSI or directory number for the mobile subscriber in the HLR

ILEGAL SBSCRIBR– The PLMN has rejected the short message because the MS failed authentication

EXPIRED MAXIMUM RETRIES EXCEEDED– All the retries from different operators have been made

Header not associated with this template

Template ID not found on DLT

SMS not Matched with DLT Template

SM DELIVERY FAILURE– It can be due to below-mentioned reasons,

1. Unknown Service Center Address
2. Service center congestion
3. Invalid short message entity address

Failed – No specific reason found for non-delivery (after certain attempts by multiple operators)

Rejected by Provider – The SMS were rejected by the provider due to the promotional content through transactional route

A standard text message is 160 characters long. If your message exceeds the limit, an alert is shown on the screen allowing to continue typing the message beyond the character limit. This message will count for 2 or more SMS Credits (depending on the length of your message) and you will be charged correspondingly. Special such as ~, ^, {, }, [, ], |, will constitute two characters.

Bulk / Text SMS allows you to send longer SMS of upto 918 characters which are split into smaller SMS and later joined at the receiving end which is a mobile. In this scenario, SMS length is calculated for 153 characters as 7 characters are used to concatenate the message when it is delivered to the handset.

An SMS gateway is the means through which a computer can send or receive SMS messages. Often allowing for the conversion and sending of other forms of media or message (such as email), SMS gateways will generally utilize the same mobile phone networks as the messages sent from mobile phones.

‘Bulk SMS’ or ‘bulk messaging’ refers to businesses sending SMS to one or more recipients via software platforms such as SmsCart. By embedding actionable links within the message, bulk SMS can even help improve conversion rates across the customer lifecycle – acquisition, engagement and retention. Bulk SMS can scale up to millions of recipients in the case of informational or promotional broadcasts. Alternatively, bulk SMS can also mean individual SMS sent to customers upon an action e.g. receiving an alert on credit card transaction. Both these activities can be easily carried out from bulk SMS service platforms as they allow businesses to create, schedule, send and track SMS campaigns.

SMS stands for Short Message Service, and refers to the sending of short text messages from one device to another; in most cases from one mobile phone to another. The size of an SMS text message is restricted to 160 characters.

Credits  are the number of SMS you currently have in your account. When you send an SMS, your credits get deducted accordingly. Credit Deduction refers to the number of credits deducted from your balance for sending the message.

When you send an SMS in English the credit limit is 150-160 characters whereas in the Unicode option i.e. when you send SMS in other languages, the limit is 55-70 characters.

CREDIT CALCULATION

The value for a single credit in English is 160 characters. With the number of characters increasing, the second credit consists of 306 characters and moving on in this manner the value of credit deduction increases by adding 153 characters in the SMS every time. As the number of characters keeps on increasing the number of credits deducted will also increase according to that.

For Unicode the credit calculation as below:

70 Characters (Standard SMS) 1 SMS Credit 

134 Characters (Multi-part SMS) 2 SMS credit 

(2 * 67 characters) 2 SMS Credits / Units-201 Characters (Multi-part SMS) 3 credits

(3 * 67 characters) 3 SMS Credits / Units-268 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

(4 * 67 characters) 4 SMS Credits / Units-335 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

(5 *67 characters) 5 SMS Credits / Units-402 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

(6 * 67 characters) 6 SMS Credits / Units-469 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

You can see the number of credits as well as a deduction in the delivery report of your SMS.

TRAI has notified “The Telecom Commercial Communication Customer Preference Regulations, 2010” classifying text messages as per the intent or nature of content within the text messages. Promotional SMS is used to send offers, discounts or promotions to new and existing customers. The messages may or may not be solicited by the recipients. Messages are only delivered to non-DND numbers and opt-in numbers. Promotional SMS can be sent only between 9 AM and 9 PM. Promotional bulk SMS will be delivered with a random 6-digit Sender ID assigned by the telecom operator (AM-220660).

Transactional SMS is used to send OTPs, informational messages, booking and order alerts to your registered customers. They should not be intended for marketing. Messages are delivered to all recipients, irrespective of their Do-Not-Disturb (DND) status. Transactional SMS are delivered 24×7 with no time restriction. Transactional SMS can be assigned a 6-alpha character Sender ID (AM-SMSCRT) of your choice. It should correspond with your business or product name.

Bulk SMS beats all the other channels with 97% open rates (vs 10%-30% open rates for email and social media channels) and ten times the response rate. By embedding actionable links within the message, bulk SMS can even help improve conversion rates across the customer lifecycle – acquisition, engagement and retention.

Yes there are, the more messages you buy the cheaper it gets. To see a list of our bulk SMS prices, please click here

You can sign up for a free trial in just 30 seconds, with no credit card required. Simply enter your mobile number and email address to get started and get 10 free texts. Our platform is free to sign up and if you decide you like us after the free trial, you just pay for the texts you send.

There is no set time of how long it takes to send bulk SMS messages, you set the sending activity to send immediately or schedule it to be sent at a later point in time.

We have gone to great lengths to ensure that our service presents superb value for money to our customers; as such, our service and software are free, you simply pay for the texts that you send.

For extra convenience, we sell our messages in packages for as small as 2500 SMS. Don’t forget, we’ll match or beat any competitor’s price.

For sales inquiry, please Call / WA us on +91-7050 66 3333 or email us at sales@smscart.co.in, and we will get back to you.

FAILED MESSAGE

There can be different reasons for the failure of an SMS such as exception time out, message inbox full or if the number is out of reach.

These are the basic reasons for the failure of an SMS:

EXP Abssubs – Subscriber is not available at that time 

EXP Memexcd – Inbox memory is full or exceeded

EXP Smstmout – SMS timeout after all retry

EXP Nwfail – Network failed

Resource Unavailable- Message was aborted by network peer because of a network protocol error. 

ABSENT SUBSCRIBER– Unidentified subscriber, No response from the handset

NUMBER TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE– Number out of coverage area/ Switched off

CALL BARRED– The recipient cannot receive incoming messages

SYSTEM FAILURE– Network or Protocol failure other than the listed. The task cannot be performed because of a problem in another entity. The type of entity or network resource may be indicated by a network resource.

HLR/ MSC Timeout- If HLR (Home Location Register) does not get the response from the MSC (Mobile Switching Centre) then there will be a timeout

INBOX CAPACITY EXCEEDED– Short message rejected by MS because of no memory capacity to store the messages

SBSCRIBR BSY FOR MT SMS– Congestion encountered at the visited MSC or the SGSN

TLESERVCE NOT PROVSND– Recipient MS has no SMS subscription.

Services temporarily blocked- Terminated due to mobile subscriber operator (services blocked by the network operator)

UNKNWN SBCRIBR– No allocated IMSI or directory number for the mobile subscriber in the HLR

ILEGAL SBSCRIBR– The PLMN has rejected the short message because the MS failed authentication

EXPIRED MAXIMUM RETRIES EXCEEDED– All the retries from different operators have been made

Header not associated with this template

Template ID not found on DLT

SMS not Matched with DLT Template

SM DELIVERY FAILURE– It can be due to below-mentioned reasons,

1. Unknown Service Center Address
2. Service center congestion
3. Invalid short message entity address

Failed – No specific reason found for non-delivery (after certain attempts by multiple operators)

Rejected by Provider – The SMS were rejected by the provider due to the promotional content through transactional route

A standard text message is 160 characters long. If your message exceeds the limit, an alert is shown on the screen allowing to continue typing the message beyond the character limit. This message will count for 2 or more SMS Credits (depending on the length of your message) and you will be charged correspondingly. Special such as ~, ^, {, }, [, ], |, will constitute two characters.

Bulk / Text SMS allows you to send longer SMS of upto 918 characters which are split into smaller SMS and later joined at the receiving end which is a mobile. In this scenario, SMS length is calculated for 153 characters as 7 characters are used to concatenate the message when it is delivered to the handset.

An SMS gateway is the means through which a computer can send or receive SMS messages. Often allowing for the conversion and sending of other forms of media or message (such as email), SMS gateways will generally utilize the same mobile phone networks as the messages sent from mobile phones.

‘Bulk SMS’ or ‘bulk messaging’ refers to businesses sending SMS to one or more recipients via software platforms such as SmsCart. By embedding actionable links within the message, bulk SMS can even help improve conversion rates across the customer lifecycle – acquisition, engagement and retention. Bulk SMS can scale up to millions of recipients in the case of informational or promotional broadcasts. Alternatively, bulk SMS can also mean individual SMS sent to customers upon an action e.g. receiving an alert on credit card transaction. Both these activities can be easily carried out from bulk SMS service platforms as they allow businesses to create, schedule, send and track SMS campaigns.

SMS stands for Short Message Service, and refers to the sending of short text messages from one device to another; in most cases from one mobile phone to another. The size of an SMS text message is restricted to 160 characters.

Credits  are the number of SMS you currently have in your account. When you send an SMS, your credits get deducted accordingly. Credit Deduction refers to the number of credits deducted from your balance for sending the message.

When you send an SMS in English the credit limit is 150-160 characters whereas in the Unicode option i.e. when you send SMS in other languages, the limit is 55-70 characters.

CREDIT CALCULATION

The value for a single credit in English is 160 characters. With the number of characters increasing, the second credit consists of 306 characters and moving on in this manner the value of credit deduction increases by adding 153 characters in the SMS every time. As the number of characters keeps on increasing the number of credits deducted will also increase according to that.

For Unicode the credit calculation as below:

70 Characters (Standard SMS) 1 SMS Credit 

134 Characters (Multi-part SMS) 2 SMS credit 

(2 * 67 characters) 2 SMS Credits / Units-201 Characters (Multi-part SMS) 3 credits

(3 * 67 characters) 3 SMS Credits / Units-268 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

(4 * 67 characters) 4 SMS Credits / Units-335 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

(5 *67 characters) 5 SMS Credits / Units-402 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

(6 * 67 characters) 6 SMS Credits / Units-469 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

You can see the number of credits as well as a deduction in the delivery report of your SMS.

TRAI has notified “The Telecom Commercial Communication Customer Preference Regulations, 2010” classifying text messages as per the intent or nature of content within the text messages. Promotional SMS is used to send offers, discounts or promotions to new and existing customers. The messages may or may not be solicited by the recipients. Messages are only delivered to non-DND numbers and opt-in numbers. Promotional SMS can be sent only between 9 AM and 9 PM. Promotional bulk SMS will be delivered with a random 6-digit Sender ID assigned by the telecom operator (AM-220660).

Transactional SMS is used to send OTPs, informational messages, booking and order alerts to your registered customers. They should not be intended for marketing. Messages are delivered to all recipients, irrespective of their Do-Not-Disturb (DND) status. Transactional SMS are delivered 24×7 with no time restriction. Transactional SMS can be assigned a 6-alpha character Sender ID (AM-SMSCRT) of your choice. It should correspond with your business or product name.

Bulk SMS beats all the other channels with 97% open rates (vs 10%-30% open rates for email and social media channels) and ten times the response rate. By embedding actionable links within the message, bulk SMS can even help improve conversion rates across the customer lifecycle – acquisition, engagement and retention.

Yes there are, the more messages you buy the cheaper it gets. To see a list of our bulk SMS prices, please click here

You can sign up for a free trial in just 30 seconds, with no credit card required. Simply enter your mobile number and email address to get started and get 10 free texts. Our platform is free to sign up and if you decide you like us after the free trial, you just pay for the texts you send.

There is no set time of how long it takes to send bulk SMS messages, you set the sending activity to send immediately or schedule it to be sent at a later point in time.

We have gone to great lengths to ensure that our service presents superb value for money to our customers; as such, our service and software are free, you simply pay for the texts that you send.

For extra convenience, we sell our messages in packages for as small as 2500 SMS. Don’t forget, we’ll match or beat any competitor’s price.

For sales inquiry, please Call / WA us on +91-7050 66 3333 or email us at sales@smscart.co.in, and we will get back to you.

FAILED MESSAGE

There can be different reasons for the failure of an SMS such as exception time out, message inbox full or if the number is out of reach.

These are the basic reasons for the failure of an SMS:

EXP Abssubs – Subscriber is not available at that time 

EXP Memexcd – Inbox memory is full or exceeded

EXP Smstmout – SMS timeout after all retry

EXP Nwfail – Network failed

Resource Unavailable- Message was aborted by network peer because of a network protocol error. 

ABSENT SUBSCRIBER– Unidentified subscriber, No response from the handset

NUMBER TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE– Number out of coverage area/ Switched off

CALL BARRED– The recipient cannot receive incoming messages

SYSTEM FAILURE– Network or Protocol failure other than the listed. The task cannot be performed because of a problem in another entity. The type of entity or network resource may be indicated by a network resource.

HLR/ MSC Timeout- If HLR (Home Location Register) does not get the response from the MSC (Mobile Switching Centre) then there will be a timeout

INBOX CAPACITY EXCEEDED– Short message rejected by MS because of no memory capacity to store the messages

SBSCRIBR BSY FOR MT SMS– Congestion encountered at the visited MSC or the SGSN

TLESERVCE NOT PROVSND– Recipient MS has no SMS subscription.

Services temporarily blocked- Terminated due to mobile subscriber operator (services blocked by the network operator)

UNKNWN SBCRIBR– No allocated IMSI or directory number for the mobile subscriber in the HLR

ILEGAL SBSCRIBR– The PLMN has rejected the short message because the MS failed authentication

EXPIRED MAXIMUM RETRIES EXCEEDED– All the retries from different operators have been made

Header not associated with this template

Template ID not found on DLT

SMS not Matched with DLT Template

SM DELIVERY FAILURE– It can be due to below-mentioned reasons,

1. Unknown Service Center Address
2. Service center congestion
3. Invalid short message entity address

Failed – No specific reason found for non-delivery (after certain attempts by multiple operators)

Rejected by Provider – The SMS were rejected by the provider due to the promotional content through transactional route

A standard text message is 160 characters long. If your message exceeds the limit, an alert is shown on the screen allowing to continue typing the message beyond the character limit. This message will count for 2 or more SMS Credits (depending on the length of your message) and you will be charged correspondingly. Special such as ~, ^, {, }, [, ], |, will constitute two characters.

Bulk / Text SMS allows you to send longer SMS of upto 918 characters which are split into smaller SMS and later joined at the receiving end which is a mobile. In this scenario, SMS length is calculated for 153 characters as 7 characters are used to concatenate the message when it is delivered to the handset.

An SMS gateway is the means through which a computer can send or receive SMS messages. Often allowing for the conversion and sending of other forms of media or message (such as email), SMS gateways will generally utilize the same mobile phone networks as the messages sent from mobile phones.

‘Bulk SMS’ or ‘bulk messaging’ refers to businesses sending SMS to one or more recipients via software platforms such as SmsCart. By embedding actionable links within the message, bulk SMS can even help improve conversion rates across the customer lifecycle – acquisition, engagement and retention. Bulk SMS can scale up to millions of recipients in the case of informational or promotional broadcasts. Alternatively, bulk SMS can also mean individual SMS sent to customers upon an action e.g. receiving an alert on credit card transaction. Both these activities can be easily carried out from bulk SMS service platforms as they allow businesses to create, schedule, send and track SMS campaigns.

SMS stands for Short Message Service, and refers to the sending of short text messages from one device to another; in most cases from one mobile phone to another. The size of an SMS text message is restricted to 160 characters.

Credits  are the number of SMS you currently have in your account. When you send an SMS, your credits get deducted accordingly. Credit Deduction refers to the number of credits deducted from your balance for sending the message.

When you send an SMS in English the credit limit is 150-160 characters whereas in the Unicode option i.e. when you send SMS in other languages, the limit is 55-70 characters.

CREDIT CALCULATION

The value for a single credit in English is 160 characters. With the number of characters increasing, the second credit consists of 306 characters and moving on in this manner the value of credit deduction increases by adding 153 characters in the SMS every time. As the number of characters keeps on increasing the number of credits deducted will also increase according to that.

For Unicode the credit calculation as below:

70 Characters (Standard SMS) 1 SMS Credit 

134 Characters (Multi-part SMS) 2 SMS credit 

(2 * 67 characters) 2 SMS Credits / Units-201 Characters (Multi-part SMS) 3 credits

(3 * 67 characters) 3 SMS Credits / Units-268 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

(4 * 67 characters) 4 SMS Credits / Units-335 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

(5 *67 characters) 5 SMS Credits / Units-402 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

(6 * 67 characters) 6 SMS Credits / Units-469 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

You can see the number of credits as well as a deduction in the delivery report of your SMS.

TRAI has notified “The Telecom Commercial Communication Customer Preference Regulations, 2010” classifying text messages as per the intent or nature of content within the text messages. Promotional SMS is used to send offers, discounts or promotions to new and existing customers. The messages may or may not be solicited by the recipients. Messages are only delivered to non-DND numbers and opt-in numbers. Promotional SMS can be sent only between 9 AM and 9 PM. Promotional bulk SMS will be delivered with a random 6-digit Sender ID assigned by the telecom operator (AM-220660).

Transactional SMS is used to send OTPs, informational messages, booking and order alerts to your registered customers. They should not be intended for marketing. Messages are delivered to all recipients, irrespective of their Do-Not-Disturb (DND) status. Transactional SMS are delivered 24×7 with no time restriction. Transactional SMS can be assigned a 6-alpha character Sender ID (AM-SMSCRT) of your choice. It should correspond with your business or product name.

Bulk SMS beats all the other channels with 97% open rates (vs 10%-30% open rates for email and social media channels) and ten times the response rate. By embedding actionable links within the message, bulk SMS can even help improve conversion rates across the customer lifecycle – acquisition, engagement and retention.

Yes there are, the more messages you buy the cheaper it gets. To see a list of our bulk SMS prices, please click here

You can sign up for a free trial in just 30 seconds, with no credit card required. Simply enter your mobile number and email address to get started and get 10 free texts. Our platform is free to sign up and if you decide you like us after the free trial, you just pay for the texts you send.

There is no set time of how long it takes to send bulk SMS messages, you set the sending activity to send immediately or schedule it to be sent at a later point in time.

We have gone to great lengths to ensure that our service presents superb value for money to our customers; as such, our service and software are free, you simply pay for the texts that you send.

For extra convenience, we sell our messages in packages for as small as 2500 SMS. Don’t forget, we’ll match or beat any competitor’s price.

For sales inquiry, please Call / WA us on +91-7050 66 3333 or email us at sales@smscart.co.in, and we will get back to you.

FAILED MESSAGE

There can be different reasons for the failure of an SMS such as exception time out, message inbox full or if the number is out of reach.

These are the basic reasons for the failure of an SMS:

EXP Abssubs – Subscriber is not available at that time 

EXP Memexcd – Inbox memory is full or exceeded

EXP Smstmout – SMS timeout after all retry

EXP Nwfail – Network failed

Resource Unavailable- Message was aborted by network peer because of a network protocol error. 

ABSENT SUBSCRIBER– Unidentified subscriber, No response from the handset

NUMBER TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE– Number out of coverage area/ Switched off

CALL BARRED– The recipient cannot receive incoming messages

SYSTEM FAILURE– Network or Protocol failure other than the listed. The task cannot be performed because of a problem in another entity. The type of entity or network resource may be indicated by a network resource.

HLR/ MSC Timeout- If HLR (Home Location Register) does not get the response from the MSC (Mobile Switching Centre) then there will be a timeout

INBOX CAPACITY EXCEEDED– Short message rejected by MS because of no memory capacity to store the messages

SBSCRIBR BSY FOR MT SMS– Congestion encountered at the visited MSC or the SGSN

TLESERVCE NOT PROVSND– Recipient MS has no SMS subscription.

Services temporarily blocked- Terminated due to mobile subscriber operator (services blocked by the network operator)

UNKNWN SBCRIBR– No allocated IMSI or directory number for the mobile subscriber in the HLR

ILEGAL SBSCRIBR– The PLMN has rejected the short message because the MS failed authentication

EXPIRED MAXIMUM RETRIES EXCEEDED– All the retries from different operators have been made

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Template ID not found on DLT

SMS not Matched with DLT Template

SM DELIVERY FAILURE– It can be due to below-mentioned reasons,

1. Unknown Service Center Address
2. Service center congestion
3. Invalid short message entity address

Failed – No specific reason found for non-delivery (after certain attempts by multiple operators)

Rejected by Provider – The SMS were rejected by the provider due to the promotional content through transactional route

A standard text message is 160 characters long. If your message exceeds the limit, an alert is shown on the screen allowing to continue typing the message beyond the character limit. This message will count for 2 or more SMS Credits (depending on the length of your message) and you will be charged correspondingly. Special such as ~, ^, {, }, [, ], |, will constitute two characters.

Bulk / Text SMS allows you to send longer SMS of upto 918 characters which are split into smaller SMS and later joined at the receiving end which is a mobile. In this scenario, SMS length is calculated for 153 characters as 7 characters are used to concatenate the message when it is delivered to the handset.

An SMS gateway is the means through which a computer can send or receive SMS messages. Often allowing for the conversion and sending of other forms of media or message (such as email), SMS gateways will generally utilize the same mobile phone networks as the messages sent from mobile phones.

‘Bulk SMS’ or ‘bulk messaging’ refers to businesses sending SMS to one or more recipients via software platforms such as SmsCart. By embedding actionable links within the message, bulk SMS can even help improve conversion rates across the customer lifecycle – acquisition, engagement and retention. Bulk SMS can scale up to millions of recipients in the case of informational or promotional broadcasts. Alternatively, bulk SMS can also mean individual SMS sent to customers upon an action e.g. receiving an alert on credit card transaction. Both these activities can be easily carried out from bulk SMS service platforms as they allow businesses to create, schedule, send and track SMS campaigns.

SMS stands for Short Message Service, and refers to the sending of short text messages from one device to another; in most cases from one mobile phone to another. The size of an SMS text message is restricted to 160 characters.

Credits  are the number of SMS you currently have in your account. When you send an SMS, your credits get deducted accordingly. Credit Deduction refers to the number of credits deducted from your balance for sending the message.

When you send an SMS in English the credit limit is 150-160 characters whereas in the Unicode option i.e. when you send SMS in other languages, the limit is 55-70 characters.

CREDIT CALCULATION

The value for a single credit in English is 160 characters. With the number of characters increasing, the second credit consists of 306 characters and moving on in this manner the value of credit deduction increases by adding 153 characters in the SMS every time. As the number of characters keeps on increasing the number of credits deducted will also increase according to that.

For Unicode the credit calculation as below:

70 Characters (Standard SMS) 1 SMS Credit 

134 Characters (Multi-part SMS) 2 SMS credit 

(2 * 67 characters) 2 SMS Credits / Units-201 Characters (Multi-part SMS) 3 credits

(3 * 67 characters) 3 SMS Credits / Units-268 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

(4 * 67 characters) 4 SMS Credits / Units-335 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

(5 *67 characters) 5 SMS Credits / Units-402 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

(6 * 67 characters) 6 SMS Credits / Units-469 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

You can see the number of credits as well as a deduction in the delivery report of your SMS.

TRAI has notified “The Telecom Commercial Communication Customer Preference Regulations, 2010” classifying text messages as per the intent or nature of content within the text messages. Promotional SMS is used to send offers, discounts or promotions to new and existing customers. The messages may or may not be solicited by the recipients. Messages are only delivered to non-DND numbers and opt-in numbers. Promotional SMS can be sent only between 9 AM and 9 PM. Promotional bulk SMS will be delivered with a random 6-digit Sender ID assigned by the telecom operator (AM-220660).

Transactional SMS is used to send OTPs, informational messages, booking and order alerts to your registered customers. They should not be intended for marketing. Messages are delivered to all recipients, irrespective of their Do-Not-Disturb (DND) status. Transactional SMS are delivered 24×7 with no time restriction. Transactional SMS can be assigned a 6-alpha character Sender ID (AM-SMSCRT) of your choice. It should correspond with your business or product name.

Bulk SMS beats all the other channels with 97% open rates (vs 10%-30% open rates for email and social media channels) and ten times the response rate. By embedding actionable links within the message, bulk SMS can even help improve conversion rates across the customer lifecycle – acquisition, engagement and retention.

Yes there are, the more messages you buy the cheaper it gets. To see a list of our bulk SMS prices, please click here

You can sign up for a free trial in just 30 seconds, with no credit card required. Simply enter your mobile number and email address to get started and get 10 free texts. Our platform is free to sign up and if you decide you like us after the free trial, you just pay for the texts you send.

There is no set time of how long it takes to send bulk SMS messages, you set the sending activity to send immediately or schedule it to be sent at a later point in time.

We have gone to great lengths to ensure that our service presents superb value for money to our customers; as such, our service and software are free, you simply pay for the texts that you send.

For extra convenience, we sell our messages in packages for as small as 2500 SMS. Don’t forget, we’ll match or beat any competitor’s price.

For sales inquiry, please Call / WA us on +91-7050 66 3333 or email us at sales@smscart.co.in, and we will get back to you.

FAILED MESSAGE

There can be different reasons for the failure of an SMS such as exception time out, message inbox full or if the number is out of reach.

These are the basic reasons for the failure of an SMS:

EXP Abssubs – Subscriber is not available at that time 

EXP Memexcd – Inbox memory is full or exceeded

EXP Smstmout – SMS timeout after all retry

EXP Nwfail – Network failed

Resource Unavailable- Message was aborted by network peer because of a network protocol error. 

ABSENT SUBSCRIBER– Unidentified subscriber, No response from the handset

NUMBER TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE– Number out of coverage area/ Switched off

CALL BARRED– The recipient cannot receive incoming messages

SYSTEM FAILURE– Network or Protocol failure other than the listed. The task cannot be performed because of a problem in another entity. The type of entity or network resource may be indicated by a network resource.

HLR/ MSC Timeout- If HLR (Home Location Register) does not get the response from the MSC (Mobile Switching Centre) then there will be a timeout

INBOX CAPACITY EXCEEDED– Short message rejected by MS because of no memory capacity to store the messages

SBSCRIBR BSY FOR MT SMS– Congestion encountered at the visited MSC or the SGSN

TLESERVCE NOT PROVSND– Recipient MS has no SMS subscription.

Services temporarily blocked- Terminated due to mobile subscriber operator (services blocked by the network operator)

UNKNWN SBCRIBR– No allocated IMSI or directory number for the mobile subscriber in the HLR

ILEGAL SBSCRIBR– The PLMN has rejected the short message because the MS failed authentication

EXPIRED MAXIMUM RETRIES EXCEEDED– All the retries from different operators have been made

Header not associated with this template

Template ID not found on DLT

SMS not Matched with DLT Template

SM DELIVERY FAILURE– It can be due to below-mentioned reasons,

1. Unknown Service Center Address
2. Service center congestion
3. Invalid short message entity address

Failed – No specific reason found for non-delivery (after certain attempts by multiple operators)

Rejected by Provider – The SMS were rejected by the provider due to the promotional content through transactional route

A standard text message is 160 characters long. If your message exceeds the limit, an alert is shown on the screen allowing to continue typing the message beyond the character limit. This message will count for 2 or more SMS Credits (depending on the length of your message) and you will be charged correspondingly. Special such as ~, ^, {, }, [, ], |, will constitute two characters.

Bulk / Text SMS allows you to send longer SMS of upto 918 characters which are split into smaller SMS and later joined at the receiving end which is a mobile. In this scenario, SMS length is calculated for 153 characters as 7 characters are used to concatenate the message when it is delivered to the handset.

An SMS gateway is the means through which a computer can send or receive SMS messages. Often allowing for the conversion and sending of other forms of media or message (such as email), SMS gateways will generally utilize the same mobile phone networks as the messages sent from mobile phones.

‘Bulk SMS’ or ‘bulk messaging’ refers to businesses sending SMS to one or more recipients via software platforms such as SmsCart. By embedding actionable links within the message, bulk SMS can even help improve conversion rates across the customer lifecycle – acquisition, engagement and retention. Bulk SMS can scale up to millions of recipients in the case of informational or promotional broadcasts. Alternatively, bulk SMS can also mean individual SMS sent to customers upon an action e.g. receiving an alert on credit card transaction. Both these activities can be easily carried out from bulk SMS service platforms as they allow businesses to create, schedule, send and track SMS campaigns.

SMS stands for Short Message Service, and refers to the sending of short text messages from one device to another; in most cases from one mobile phone to another. The size of an SMS text message is restricted to 160 characters.

Credits  are the number of SMS you currently have in your account. When you send an SMS, your credits get deducted accordingly. Credit Deduction refers to the number of credits deducted from your balance for sending the message.

When you send an SMS in English the credit limit is 150-160 characters whereas in the Unicode option i.e. when you send SMS in other languages, the limit is 55-70 characters.

CREDIT CALCULATION

The value for a single credit in English is 160 characters. With the number of characters increasing, the second credit consists of 306 characters and moving on in this manner the value of credit deduction increases by adding 153 characters in the SMS every time. As the number of characters keeps on increasing the number of credits deducted will also increase according to that.

For Unicode the credit calculation as below:

70 Characters (Standard SMS) 1 SMS Credit 

134 Characters (Multi-part SMS) 2 SMS credit 

(2 * 67 characters) 2 SMS Credits / Units-201 Characters (Multi-part SMS) 3 credits

(3 * 67 characters) 3 SMS Credits / Units-268 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

(4 * 67 characters) 4 SMS Credits / Units-335 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

(5 *67 characters) 5 SMS Credits / Units-402 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

(6 * 67 characters) 6 SMS Credits / Units-469 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

You can see the number of credits as well as a deduction in the delivery report of your SMS.

TRAI has notified “The Telecom Commercial Communication Customer Preference Regulations, 2010” classifying text messages as per the intent or nature of content within the text messages. Promotional SMS is used to send offers, discounts or promotions to new and existing customers. The messages may or may not be solicited by the recipients. Messages are only delivered to non-DND numbers and opt-in numbers. Promotional SMS can be sent only between 9 AM and 9 PM. Promotional bulk SMS will be delivered with a random 6-digit Sender ID assigned by the telecom operator (AM-220660).

Transactional SMS is used to send OTPs, informational messages, booking and order alerts to your registered customers. They should not be intended for marketing. Messages are delivered to all recipients, irrespective of their Do-Not-Disturb (DND) status. Transactional SMS are delivered 24×7 with no time restriction. Transactional SMS can be assigned a 6-alpha character Sender ID (AM-SMSCRT) of your choice. It should correspond with your business or product name.

Bulk SMS beats all the other channels with 97% open rates (vs 10%-30% open rates for email and social media channels) and ten times the response rate. By embedding actionable links within the message, bulk SMS can even help improve conversion rates across the customer lifecycle – acquisition, engagement and retention.

Yes there are, the more messages you buy the cheaper it gets. To see a list of our bulk SMS prices, please click here

You can sign up for a free trial in just 30 seconds, with no credit card required. Simply enter your mobile number and email address to get started and get 10 free texts. Our platform is free to sign up and if you decide you like us after the free trial, you just pay for the texts you send.

There is no set time of how long it takes to send bulk SMS messages, you set the sending activity to send immediately or schedule it to be sent at a later point in time.

We have gone to great lengths to ensure that our service presents superb value for money to our customers; as such, our service and software are free, you simply pay for the texts that you send.

For extra convenience, we sell our messages in packages for as small as 2500 SMS. Don’t forget, we’ll match or beat any competitor’s price.

For sales inquiry, please Call / WA us on +91-7050 66 3333 or email us at sales@smscart.co.in, and we will get back to you.

FAILED MESSAGE

There can be different reasons for the failure of an SMS such as exception time out, message inbox full or if the number is out of reach.

These are the basic reasons for the failure of an SMS:

EXP Abssubs – Subscriber is not available at that time 

EXP Memexcd – Inbox memory is full or exceeded

EXP Smstmout – SMS timeout after all retry

EXP Nwfail – Network failed

Resource Unavailable- Message was aborted by network peer because of a network protocol error. 

ABSENT SUBSCRIBER– Unidentified subscriber, No response from the handset

NUMBER TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE– Number out of coverage area/ Switched off

CALL BARRED– The recipient cannot receive incoming messages

SYSTEM FAILURE– Network or Protocol failure other than the listed. The task cannot be performed because of a problem in another entity. The type of entity or network resource may be indicated by a network resource.

HLR/ MSC Timeout- If HLR (Home Location Register) does not get the response from the MSC (Mobile Switching Centre) then there will be a timeout

INBOX CAPACITY EXCEEDED– Short message rejected by MS because of no memory capacity to store the messages

SBSCRIBR BSY FOR MT SMS– Congestion encountered at the visited MSC or the SGSN

TLESERVCE NOT PROVSND– Recipient MS has no SMS subscription.

Services temporarily blocked- Terminated due to mobile subscriber operator (services blocked by the network operator)

UNKNWN SBCRIBR– No allocated IMSI or directory number for the mobile subscriber in the HLR

ILEGAL SBSCRIBR– The PLMN has rejected the short message because the MS failed authentication

EXPIRED MAXIMUM RETRIES EXCEEDED– All the retries from different operators have been made

Header not associated with this template

Template ID not found on DLT

SMS not Matched with DLT Template

SM DELIVERY FAILURE– It can be due to below-mentioned reasons,

1. Unknown Service Center Address
2. Service center congestion
3. Invalid short message entity address

Failed – No specific reason found for non-delivery (after certain attempts by multiple operators)

Rejected by Provider – The SMS were rejected by the provider due to the promotional content through transactional route

A standard text message is 160 characters long. If your message exceeds the limit, an alert is shown on the screen allowing to continue typing the message beyond the character limit. This message will count for 2 or more SMS Credits (depending on the length of your message) and you will be charged correspondingly. Special such as ~, ^, {, }, [, ], |, will constitute two characters.

Bulk / Text SMS allows you to send longer SMS of upto 918 characters which are split into smaller SMS and later joined at the receiving end which is a mobile. In this scenario, SMS length is calculated for 153 characters as 7 characters are used to concatenate the message when it is delivered to the handset.

An SMS gateway is the means through which a computer can send or receive SMS messages. Often allowing for the conversion and sending of other forms of media or message (such as email), SMS gateways will generally utilize the same mobile phone networks as the messages sent from mobile phones.

‘Bulk SMS’ or ‘bulk messaging’ refers to businesses sending SMS to one or more recipients via software platforms such as SmsCart. By embedding actionable links within the message, bulk SMS can even help improve conversion rates across the customer lifecycle – acquisition, engagement and retention. Bulk SMS can scale up to millions of recipients in the case of informational or promotional broadcasts. Alternatively, bulk SMS can also mean individual SMS sent to customers upon an action e.g. receiving an alert on credit card transaction. Both these activities can be easily carried out from bulk SMS service platforms as they allow businesses to create, schedule, send and track SMS campaigns.

SMS stands for Short Message Service, and refers to the sending of short text messages from one device to another; in most cases from one mobile phone to another. The size of an SMS text message is restricted to 160 characters.

Credits  are the number of SMS you currently have in your account. When you send an SMS, your credits get deducted accordingly. Credit Deduction refers to the number of credits deducted from your balance for sending the message.

When you send an SMS in English the credit limit is 150-160 characters whereas in the Unicode option i.e. when you send SMS in other languages, the limit is 55-70 characters.

CREDIT CALCULATION

The value for a single credit in English is 160 characters. With the number of characters increasing, the second credit consists of 306 characters and moving on in this manner the value of credit deduction increases by adding 153 characters in the SMS every time. As the number of characters keeps on increasing the number of credits deducted will also increase according to that.

For Unicode the credit calculation as below:

70 Characters (Standard SMS) 1 SMS Credit 

134 Characters (Multi-part SMS) 2 SMS credit 

(2 * 67 characters) 2 SMS Credits / Units-201 Characters (Multi-part SMS) 3 credits

(3 * 67 characters) 3 SMS Credits / Units-268 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

(4 * 67 characters) 4 SMS Credits / Units-335 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

(5 *67 characters) 5 SMS Credits / Units-402 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

(6 * 67 characters) 6 SMS Credits / Units-469 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

You can see the number of credits as well as a deduction in the delivery report of your SMS.

TRAI has notified “The Telecom Commercial Communication Customer Preference Regulations, 2010” classifying text messages as per the intent or nature of content within the text messages. Promotional SMS is used to send offers, discounts or promotions to new and existing customers. The messages may or may not be solicited by the recipients. Messages are only delivered to non-DND numbers and opt-in numbers. Promotional SMS can be sent only between 9 AM and 9 PM. Promotional bulk SMS will be delivered with a random 6-digit Sender ID assigned by the telecom operator (AM-220660).

Transactional SMS is used to send OTPs, informational messages, booking and order alerts to your registered customers. They should not be intended for marketing. Messages are delivered to all recipients, irrespective of their Do-Not-Disturb (DND) status. Transactional SMS are delivered 24×7 with no time restriction. Transactional SMS can be assigned a 6-alpha character Sender ID (AM-SMSCRT) of your choice. It should correspond with your business or product name.

Bulk SMS beats all the other channels with 97% open rates (vs 10%-30% open rates for email and social media channels) and ten times the response rate. By embedding actionable links within the message, bulk SMS can even help improve conversion rates across the customer lifecycle – acquisition, engagement and retention.

Yes there are, the more messages you buy the cheaper it gets. To see a list of our bulk SMS prices, please click here

You can sign up for a free trial in just 30 seconds, with no credit card required. Simply enter your mobile number and email address to get started and get 10 free texts. Our platform is free to sign up and if you decide you like us after the free trial, you just pay for the texts you send.

There is no set time of how long it takes to send bulk SMS messages, you set the sending activity to send immediately or schedule it to be sent at a later point in time.

We have gone to great lengths to ensure that our service presents superb value for money to our customers; as such, our service and software are free, you simply pay for the texts that you send.

For extra convenience, we sell our messages in packages for as small as 2500 SMS. Don’t forget, we’ll match or beat any competitor’s price.

For sales inquiry, please Call / WA us on +91-7050 66 3333 or email us at sales@smscart.co.in, and we will get back to you.

FAILED MESSAGE

There can be different reasons for the failure of an SMS such as exception time out, message inbox full or if the number is out of reach.

These are the basic reasons for the failure of an SMS:

EXP Abssubs – Subscriber is not available at that time 

EXP Memexcd – Inbox memory is full or exceeded

EXP Smstmout – SMS timeout after all retry

EXP Nwfail – Network failed

Resource Unavailable- Message was aborted by network peer because of a network protocol error. 

ABSENT SUBSCRIBER– Unidentified subscriber, No response from the handset

NUMBER TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE– Number out of coverage area/ Switched off

CALL BARRED– The recipient cannot receive incoming messages

SYSTEM FAILURE– Network or Protocol failure other than the listed. The task cannot be performed because of a problem in another entity. The type of entity or network resource may be indicated by a network resource.

HLR/ MSC Timeout- If HLR (Home Location Register) does not get the response from the MSC (Mobile Switching Centre) then there will be a timeout

INBOX CAPACITY EXCEEDED– Short message rejected by MS because of no memory capacity to store the messages

SBSCRIBR BSY FOR MT SMS– Congestion encountered at the visited MSC or the SGSN

TLESERVCE NOT PROVSND– Recipient MS has no SMS subscription.

Services temporarily blocked- Terminated due to mobile subscriber operator (services blocked by the network operator)

UNKNWN SBCRIBR– No allocated IMSI or directory number for the mobile subscriber in the HLR

ILEGAL SBSCRIBR– The PLMN has rejected the short message because the MS failed authentication

EXPIRED MAXIMUM RETRIES EXCEEDED– All the retries from different operators have been made

Header not associated with this template

Template ID not found on DLT

SMS not Matched with DLT Template

SM DELIVERY FAILURE– It can be due to below-mentioned reasons,

1. Unknown Service Center Address
2. Service center congestion
3. Invalid short message entity address

Failed – No specific reason found for non-delivery (after certain attempts by multiple operators)

Rejected by Provider – The SMS were rejected by the provider due to the promotional content through transactional route

A standard text message is 160 characters long. If your message exceeds the limit, an alert is shown on the screen allowing to continue typing the message beyond the character limit. This message will count for 2 or more SMS Credits (depending on the length of your message) and you will be charged correspondingly. Special such as ~, ^, {, }, [, ], |, will constitute two characters.

Bulk / Text SMS allows you to send longer SMS of upto 918 characters which are split into smaller SMS and later joined at the receiving end which is a mobile. In this scenario, SMS length is calculated for 153 characters as 7 characters are used to concatenate the message when it is delivered to the handset.

An SMS gateway is the means through which a computer can send or receive SMS messages. Often allowing for the conversion and sending of other forms of media or message (such as email), SMS gateways will generally utilize the same mobile phone networks as the messages sent from mobile phones.

‘Bulk SMS’ or ‘bulk messaging’ refers to businesses sending SMS to one or more recipients via software platforms such as SmsCart. By embedding actionable links within the message, bulk SMS can even help improve conversion rates across the customer lifecycle – acquisition, engagement and retention. Bulk SMS can scale up to millions of recipients in the case of informational or promotional broadcasts. Alternatively, bulk SMS can also mean individual SMS sent to customers upon an action e.g. receiving an alert on credit card transaction. Both these activities can be easily carried out from bulk SMS service platforms as they allow businesses to create, schedule, send and track SMS campaigns.

SMS stands for Short Message Service, and refers to the sending of short text messages from one device to another; in most cases from one mobile phone to another. The size of an SMS text message is restricted to 160 characters.

Credits  are the number of SMS you currently have in your account. When you send an SMS, your credits get deducted accordingly. Credit Deduction refers to the number of credits deducted from your balance for sending the message.

When you send an SMS in English the credit limit is 150-160 characters whereas in the Unicode option i.e. when you send SMS in other languages, the limit is 55-70 characters.

CREDIT CALCULATION

The value for a single credit in English is 160 characters. With the number of characters increasing, the second credit consists of 306 characters and moving on in this manner the value of credit deduction increases by adding 153 characters in the SMS every time. As the number of characters keeps on increasing the number of credits deducted will also increase according to that.

For Unicode the credit calculation as below:

70 Characters (Standard SMS) 1 SMS Credit 

134 Characters (Multi-part SMS) 2 SMS credit 

(2 * 67 characters) 2 SMS Credits / Units-201 Characters (Multi-part SMS) 3 credits

(3 * 67 characters) 3 SMS Credits / Units-268 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

(4 * 67 characters) 4 SMS Credits / Units-335 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

(5 *67 characters) 5 SMS Credits / Units-402 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

(6 * 67 characters) 6 SMS Credits / Units-469 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

You can see the number of credits as well as a deduction in the delivery report of your SMS.

TRAI has notified “The Telecom Commercial Communication Customer Preference Regulations, 2010” classifying text messages as per the intent or nature of content within the text messages. Promotional SMS is used to send offers, discounts or promotions to new and existing customers. The messages may or may not be solicited by the recipients. Messages are only delivered to non-DND numbers and opt-in numbers. Promotional SMS can be sent only between 9 AM and 9 PM. Promotional bulk SMS will be delivered with a random 6-digit Sender ID assigned by the telecom operator (AM-220660).

Transactional SMS is used to send OTPs, informational messages, booking and order alerts to your registered customers. They should not be intended for marketing. Messages are delivered to all recipients, irrespective of their Do-Not-Disturb (DND) status. Transactional SMS are delivered 24×7 with no time restriction. Transactional SMS can be assigned a 6-alpha character Sender ID (AM-SMSCRT) of your choice. It should correspond with your business or product name.

Bulk SMS beats all the other channels with 97% open rates (vs 10%-30% open rates for email and social media channels) and ten times the response rate. By embedding actionable links within the message, bulk SMS can even help improve conversion rates across the customer lifecycle – acquisition, engagement and retention.

Yes there are, the more messages you buy the cheaper it gets. To see a list of our bulk SMS prices, please click here

You can sign up for a free trial in just 30 seconds, with no credit card required. Simply enter your mobile number and email address to get started and get 10 free texts. Our platform is free to sign up and if you decide you like us after the free trial, you just pay for the texts you send.

There is no set time of how long it takes to send bulk SMS messages, you set the sending activity to send immediately or schedule it to be sent at a later point in time.

We have gone to great lengths to ensure that our service presents superb value for money to our customers; as such, our service and software are free, you simply pay for the texts that you send.

For extra convenience, we sell our messages in packages for as small as 2500 SMS. Don’t forget, we’ll match or beat any competitor’s price.

For sales inquiry, please Call / WA us on +91-7050 66 3333 or email us at sales@smscart.co.in, and we will get back to you.

FAILED MESSAGE

There can be different reasons for the failure of an SMS such as exception time out, message inbox full or if the number is out of reach.

These are the basic reasons for the failure of an SMS:

EXP Abssubs – Subscriber is not available at that time 

EXP Memexcd – Inbox memory is full or exceeded

EXP Smstmout – SMS timeout after all retry

EXP Nwfail – Network failed

Resource Unavailable- Message was aborted by network peer because of a network protocol error. 

ABSENT SUBSCRIBER– Unidentified subscriber, No response from the handset

NUMBER TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE– Number out of coverage area/ Switched off

CALL BARRED– The recipient cannot receive incoming messages

SYSTEM FAILURE– Network or Protocol failure other than the listed. The task cannot be performed because of a problem in another entity. The type of entity or network resource may be indicated by a network resource.

HLR/ MSC Timeout- If HLR (Home Location Register) does not get the response from the MSC (Mobile Switching Centre) then there will be a timeout

INBOX CAPACITY EXCEEDED– Short message rejected by MS because of no memory capacity to store the messages

SBSCRIBR BSY FOR MT SMS– Congestion encountered at the visited MSC or the SGSN

TLESERVCE NOT PROVSND– Recipient MS has no SMS subscription.

Services temporarily blocked- Terminated due to mobile subscriber operator (services blocked by the network operator)

UNKNWN SBCRIBR– No allocated IMSI or directory number for the mobile subscriber in the HLR

ILEGAL SBSCRIBR– The PLMN has rejected the short message because the MS failed authentication

EXPIRED MAXIMUM RETRIES EXCEEDED– All the retries from different operators have been made

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SM DELIVERY FAILURE– It can be due to below-mentioned reasons,

1. Unknown Service Center Address
2. Service center congestion
3. Invalid short message entity address

Failed – No specific reason found for non-delivery (after certain attempts by multiple operators)

Rejected by Provider – The SMS were rejected by the provider due to the promotional content through transactional route

A standard text message is 160 characters long. If your message exceeds the limit, an alert is shown on the screen allowing to continue typing the message beyond the character limit. This message will count for 2 or more SMS Credits (depending on the length of your message) and you will be charged correspondingly. Special such as ~, ^, {, }, [, ], |, will constitute two characters.

Bulk / Text SMS allows you to send longer SMS of upto 918 characters which are split into smaller SMS and later joined at the receiving end which is a mobile. In this scenario, SMS length is calculated for 153 characters as 7 characters are used to concatenate the message when it is delivered to the handset.

An SMS gateway is the means through which a computer can send or receive SMS messages. Often allowing for the conversion and sending of other forms of media or message (such as email), SMS gateways will generally utilize the same mobile phone networks as the messages sent from mobile phones.

‘Bulk SMS’ or ‘bulk messaging’ refers to businesses sending SMS to one or more recipients via software platforms such as SmsCart. By embedding actionable links within the message, bulk SMS can even help improve conversion rates across the customer lifecycle – acquisition, engagement and retention. Bulk SMS can scale up to millions of recipients in the case of informational or promotional broadcasts. Alternatively, bulk SMS can also mean individual SMS sent to customers upon an action e.g. receiving an alert on credit card transaction. Both these activities can be easily carried out from bulk SMS service platforms as they allow businesses to create, schedule, send and track SMS campaigns.

SMS stands for Short Message Service, and refers to the sending of short text messages from one device to another; in most cases from one mobile phone to another. The size of an SMS text message is restricted to 160 characters.

Credits  are the number of SMS you currently have in your account. When you send an SMS, your credits get deducted accordingly. Credit Deduction refers to the number of credits deducted from your balance for sending the message.

When you send an SMS in English the credit limit is 150-160 characters whereas in the Unicode option i.e. when you send SMS in other languages, the limit is 55-70 characters.

CREDIT CALCULATION

The value for a single credit in English is 160 characters. With the number of characters increasing, the second credit consists of 306 characters and moving on in this manner the value of credit deduction increases by adding 153 characters in the SMS every time. As the number of characters keeps on increasing the number of credits deducted will also increase according to that.

For Unicode the credit calculation as below:

70 Characters (Standard SMS) 1 SMS Credit 

134 Characters (Multi-part SMS) 2 SMS credit 

(2 * 67 characters) 2 SMS Credits / Units-201 Characters (Multi-part SMS) 3 credits

(3 * 67 characters) 3 SMS Credits / Units-268 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

(4 * 67 characters) 4 SMS Credits / Units-335 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

(5 *67 characters) 5 SMS Credits / Units-402 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

(6 * 67 characters) 6 SMS Credits / Units-469 Characters (Multi-part SMS)

You can see the number of credits as well as a deduction in the delivery report of your SMS.

TRAI has notified “The Telecom Commercial Communication Customer Preference Regulations, 2010” classifying text messages as per the intent or nature of content within the text messages. Promotional SMS is used to send offers, discounts or promotions to new and existing customers. The messages may or may not be solicited by the recipients. Messages are only delivered to non-DND numbers and opt-in numbers. Promotional SMS can be sent only between 9 AM and 9 PM. Promotional bulk SMS will be delivered with a random 6-digit Sender ID assigned by the telecom operator (AM-220660).

Transactional SMS is used to send OTPs, informational messages, booking and order alerts to your registered customers. They should not be intended for marketing. Messages are delivered to all recipients, irrespective of their Do-Not-Disturb (DND) status. Transactional SMS are delivered 24×7 with no time restriction. Transactional SMS can be assigned a 6-alpha character Sender ID (AM-SMSCRT) of your choice. It should correspond with your business or product name.

Bulk SMS beats all the other channels with 97% open rates (vs 10%-30% open rates for email and social media channels) and ten times the response rate. By embedding actionable links within the message, bulk SMS can even help improve conversion rates across the customer lifecycle – acquisition, engagement and retention.