Route Mobile | Verified SMS - VSMS

What is Verified SMS?

Verified SMS transforms your existing SMS and increases the awareness of your brand on mobile with its verification and branding features that make business SMS messages safe and trustworthy. Extend the existing functionality of your SMS campaigns- enhance conversations with users, build trust and prevent scams

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Quick Fact

The global A2P SMS market is expected to be worth US$86.53 billion by 2025. Enhance your with trusted and verified messages.

How does it benefit your business?

Brand recall
Verified SMS extends the capability of an ordinary SMS and displays brand information, such as your business logo, name, URL and a verification check mark in your texts to consumers.
Verify identity
It is designed to give consumers an extra layer of security and brand authenticity. The customers know the source of their message and that is coming from a verified business which increases brand trust.
Reduce fraud risk
Each phone number is validated twice: once through Route Mobile and once through messaging client application. It is similar to a two-factor authentication experience for phone numbers. Verified senders are confirmed through encryption , so enterprises are reassured that their messages are delivered safely.

How it works?

Every message is validated twice, once through Route Mobile and once through messaging client application. It is similar to a two factor authentication
Route Mobile generates an authentication key and passes this to messaging client application when sending a brand message, which is a 1-way hash. Messaging client application cannot read the contents or recipients of the message as it is encrypted and Route Mobile does not know the device type that will be receiving the message, which makes the message end to end encrypted.
Route Mobile sends text messages across the mobile carriers (just like any other SMS message).
When the Android Messages app receives the message, it computes its version of the authentication key and sends this to the messaging client application to verify the message’s authenticity and sender.