SMS Gateway Setup & Onboarding
Complete Integration Guide • 5 Steps • 1–3 business days
Set up your SMS gateway integration with QuickComm — from DLT compliance verification to API key generation, sender ID mapping, route configuration, and sending your first bulk SMS campaign.
Prerequisites
DLT is Mandatory: You must complete DLT registration before SMS gateway activation. See our DLT Onboarding Guide →
SMS Route Types
Transactional
SLA: < 5 secOTPs, alerts, banking notifications. 24×7 delivery, no DND check.
Promotional
SLA: < 15 secMarketing offers, campaigns. 9AM–9PM only, DND check applied.
Service Implicit
SLA: < 5 secOrder updates, shipping. 24×7 delivery, partial DND exemption.
Service Explicit
SLA: < 5 secOpted-in service messages. 24×7 delivery with consent.
Setup Steps
Activate your SMS service on QuickComm by completing KYC verification and account setup.
Log in to Dashboard → Channels → SMS → Activate
Upload KYC: Company PAN, GST Certificate, Authorization Letter
Enter DLT Entity ID (Principal Entity ID)
Select SMS route type: Transactional / Promotional / Both
QuickComm team verifies and activates within 4 hours
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum throughput for SMS?
Default: 100 SMS/second for transactional, 50 SMS/second for promotional. Enterprise plans can scale to 5,000+ SMS/second with dedicated routes.
What are the SMS delivery SLAs?
Transactional: < 5 seconds (99.5% within SLA). Promotional: < 15 seconds. We provide real-time SLA monitoring in the dashboard.
Can I send international SMS?
Yes. QuickComm supports international SMS to 200+ countries. International routes do not require DLT registration. Pricing varies by country.
How does DLT auto-scrubbing work?
Every outgoing message is matched against your registered DLT templates before dispatch. If no match is found, the message is held and you receive an alert.
What happens during telecom operator outages?
QuickComm has multi-operator failover routing. If one operator has issues, messages are automatically rerouted through alternate carriers.