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How can I add more mobile numbers to my Sandbox whitelist?
Last Updated: 26/02/2025To whitelist extra numbers, log into https://unify.smsgateway.center and check the dashboard. Find the “you are operating within a Sandbox Account!” alert at the top and click “Whitelist Number.” Enter the new number in the modal that appears—an OTP will be sent to it. Input the OTP to validate, and the number is added. You can...
Are there restrictions when using the Sandbox Account?
Last Updated: 26/02/2025Yes, the Sandbox Account is limited to testing purposes. You can only send SMS to your registered mobile number (auto-whitelisted) using the default sender ID and provided templates. This keeps it safe and controlled. To test more numbers, whitelist them via the dashboard. It’s not for live campaigns—upgrade to a paid plan for full flexibility....
What occurs after enabling my Sandbox Account?
Last Updated: 26/02/2025Clicking “Enable Sandbox” on https://unify.smsgateway.center sets up your account instantly. You’ll receive a default sender name (e.g., SMSGAT), predefined templates (e.g., “Test SMS from SMSGatewayCenter”), and test credits. Your registered mobile number is auto-whitelisted, allowing immediate SMS testing. Within minutes, you can send messages and explore the portal’s features, giving you a hands-on feel for...
What choices do I have when setting up the SMS Sandbox?
Last Updated: 26/02/2025After selecting “SMS Sandbox” on https://unify.smsgateway.center, you’ll reach the “Set Up” page with two paths: “Enable Sandbox” for testing with free credits and templates, or “Go for Paid Account” to jump to a full plan. Most new users pick the Sandbox to try features safely. If you’re ready for a paid account, use the support...
How do I activate my Sandbox Account on unify.smsgateway.center?
Last Updated: 26/02/2025To activate your Sandbox Account, sign up at unify.smsgateway.center/signup/. Once logged in, head to the dashboard and click “Add Products” or use the direct product link from your welcome email. Select “SMS Sandbox” from the list and click “Set Up.” Choose “Enable Sandbox” to activate it—this provisions your account with a sender ID, templates, and...
What is a Sandbox Account used for at SMSGatewayCenter?
Last Updated: 26/02/2025A Sandbox Account at SMSGatewayCenter offers a secure, isolated environment for new users to test our SMS application at https://unify.smsgateway.center. It’s designed to let you explore features like sending SMS, reviewing delivery reports, and navigating the portal without a paid commitment. You’ll get a default sender ID, predefined templates, and test credits, with your registered...
Why should businesses choose SMSGatewayCenter for SMS services?
Last Updated: 26/02/2025SMSGatewayCenter offers direct operator connections, 24/7 support, and a robust SMS gateway trusted by thousands in India. From DLT compliance to multilingual SMS, we’ve got you covered. Compare our offerings across Service Explicit SMS, Service Implicit SMS, and DLT SMS.
What are the benefits of using an SMS Gateway for bulk messaging?
Last Updated: 26/02/2025An SMS gateway like SMSGatewayCenter’s enables fast, scalable bulk SMS with high delivery rates, real-time tracking, and TRAI compliance. It’s cost-effective (from ₹0.15/SMS) and supports all SMS types—Promotional, Transactional, and more. Start leveraging these benefits at smsgatewaycenter.com/signup/.
How does Service Implicit SMS differ from Transactional SMS?
Last Updated: 26/02/2025Service Implicit SMS send updates based on existing relationships (e.g., “Bill due soon -SMSGAT”), while Transactional SMS focus on critical actions like OTPs. Both are 24/7 and DND-exempt, but their intent varies. Learn more at smsgatewaycenter.com/service-implicit-sms/ and smsgatewaycenter.com/sms-types/.
Can Service Explicit SMS be used for marketing?
Last Updated: 26/02/2025No, Service Explicit SMS are for opt-in service updates (e.g., “Your appointment is tomorrow -SMSGAT”), not marketing. They require explicit consent and are available 24/7, unlike Promotional SMS. Confused? Compare them on our Service Explicit SMS page and SMS Types guide.