Send online SMS messages is the United States
Are you an Australian business operating in the United States? Broaden your reach with an online SMS service to send and receive messages.
Comply with A2P messaging regulations in the United States
To send high-volume application to person (A2P) messages in the US, organisations must register their 10DLC number. Registration protects consumers from spam and fraud and improves message speed and SMS delivery for businesses.
EIN Number: Upon 10DLC registration you will need to provide your Employee Identification Number. Registered Business Address: You will also need to provide your business address in the United States. 
Build confidence and trust with your customers
As an approved Campaign Service Provider (CSP), Notifyre registers your Brand, Campaign and 10DLC number with The Campaign Registry on your behalf.
Cut through the spam: All potential spam and scam texts will not be approved by the TCR, providing you with more leverage in your SMS campaigns. Increase trust: With your text message campaigns approved by the TCR, you let your customers know they can trust your brand and the messages they receive. 
How to send high-volume SMS in the United States
1. Order a SMS number
Sign up to Notifyre and simply order a US virtual SMS number.
2. Register your Brand
Register your company details. Provide your EIN and registered US address.
3. Register your Campaign
Enter details about your SMS campaign such as sample messages and how you gathered consent.
4. Assign your number
After Brand and Campaign approval, assign your SMS number to your campaign to start sending SMS messages to your US customers.
TCR
Who is The Campaign Registry?
The Campaign Registry completes company identification checks and reviews SMS Campaign data to provide transparency to Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) in the United States. This process is required when businesses or organisations send high-volume SMS messages using 10DLC numbers. The verification process aims to reduce spam and fraud SMS messages for message receivers.
Registering your Brand
After getting your 10DLC number you can start registering your Brand. You will need to provide the following company information:
Brand name - Enter the name of the brand you are registering Company information - Includes company name, EIN, US address, entity and industry type Contact details - These will be provided to The Campaign Registry 
Registering your SMS Campaign
When registering your Campaign you must provide details about the SMS messages you plan to send and how you have gathered consent, along with opt-in and opt-out sample messages.
Select an SMS use case Provide a description of your campaign Add one or two sample SMS messages Enter details on dynamic content if you plan on using merge fields Enter your SMS opt-in process details 
Let us help you!
Our team are experts in sending SMS within the United States and can provide one-on-one support to guide you through setting up your online SM service.
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