Since the introduction of the DND(Do-Not-Disturb) policy by NCC, getting bulk sms messages
to deliver to phones has not been as smooth as before, a lot of mobile numbers were automatically placed on DND
even without the knowledge of the owners of such numbers.

The good news is that "Corporate Route" was later introduced by sms gateways in partnership
with the telcos to take care of DND, this is the route used by banks and other corporate bodies
to deliver their messages to mobile phones irrespective of DND, though it comes at an higher
price.

To use corporate route, most sms providers will have you login to your account and tick the "Use Corporate Route"
checkbox while composing your message, but what if you are a developer working with API's?
We've provided a way for developers to use corporate route in their bulk sms traffic via API as follows:

http://www.supertextng.com/api.php?username=[username]&password=[password]&destination=[destination]&message=[message]&sender=[sender]&nodnd=yes

Just by adding the option &nodnd=yes to the usual API. One nice thing about this is that it only reverts to corporate route
if the normal route fails, thereby optimizing your credit usage.

For more info you can check:

https://supertextng.com/about-api.php

bakenda:
Since the introduction of the DND(Do-Not-Disturb) policy by NCC, getting bulk sms messages
to deliver to phones has not been as smooth as before, a lot of mobile numbers were automatically placed on DND
even without the knowledge of the owners of such numbers.

The good news is that "Corporate Route" was later introduced by sms gateways in partnership
with the telcos to take care of DND, this is the route used by banks and other corporate bodies
to deliver their messages to mobile phones irrespective of DND, though it comes at an higher
price.

To use corporate route, most sms providers will have you login to your account and tick the "Use Corporate Route"
checkbox while composing your message, but what if you are a developer working with API's?
We've provided a way for developers to use corporate route in their bulk sms traffic via API as follows:

http://www.supertextng.com/api.php?username=[username]&password=[password]&destination=[destination]&message=[message]&sender=[sender]&nodnd=yes

Just by adding the option &nodnd=yes to the usual API. One nice thing about this is that it only reverts to corporate route
if the normal route fails, thereby optimizing your credit usage.

For more info you can check:

https://supertextng.com/about-api.php

good to know specially about route thanks for sharing.
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