Mobile Outbound SMS

tyntec allows companies to integrate SMS into the heart of what they do. Whether this is sending time-critical alerts, carrying out marketing campaigns or interacting with customers, tyntec delivers SMS in a straightforward and reliable fashion.

Our Mobile Outbound SMS Service, also known as SMS-MT, delivers text messages directly to mobile subscribers´ handsets. By choosing tyntec, customers get the best possible quality SMS on the market and have the peace of mind that every SMS sent will be delivered on time.

• International SMS connectivity reaching over 90% of all mobile subscribers worldwide
• Unrivalled 15-second SMS delivery guarantee
• Strict Service Level Agreements
• Ability to handle high volumes of SMS traffic in short timeframes
• Provide real-time delivery receipts
• Top-level security and full control of the messages, as all  messages travel  via tyntec's infrastructure
• Value-added SMS features such as unicode, binary and concatenated messages, flash SMS, wap-push SMS, over-the-air (OTA) messages
• Optionally with Mobile Number Portability check
• Reliable and scalable infrastructure

• Integrate SMS into person-to-person messaging, SMS chat or networking and SMS-to-email applications
• Use business SMS in all kinds of enterprise communications, especially for time-critical alerts and notifications
• Provide mobile content delivery, mobile ads and entertainment
• Enable mobile ticketing for mobile check-ins, discount coupons or vouchers and event ticketing
• Allow seamless and global text messaging in internet applications, such as mobile social networking
• And much more!

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Who should use this service?

• Messaging aggregators and resellers
• Mobile content providers
• Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs)
• Mobile Virtual Network Enablers (MVNEs)
• Mobile Network Operators (MNOs)
• Mobile infrastructure providers
• Enterprises
• Advertising agencies, TV, radio and other media channels
• Internet companies
• Social networks and micro-blogs