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SMS TransactionalTaximail makes sending SMS easy. Using this API, you can send SMS messages with an option to generate a link and report webhook. On a successful request, it will return the remaining balance available for the user, the message price and the message count. •••
SendingTo send a new outgoing message to a number, you need to make an HTTP POST request to the following Taximail API. POST
https://api.taximail.com/v2/sms The various parameters that are required for this request are:
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Example ResultYou will receive either a success data or error data which will be in JSON format.
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https://api.taximail.com/v2/transactional/{message_id} Example Request
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Sending OTPTo send a new outgoing OTP message to a number, you need to make an HTTP POST request to the following Taximail API. POST
https://api.taximail.com/v2/otp The various parameters that are required for this request are:
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Example ResultYou will receive either a success data or error data which will be in JSON format.
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Verify OTPTo verify OTP, you need to make an HTTP POST request to the following Taximail API. GET
https://api.taximail.com/v2/otp/verify/{message_id} The various parameters that are required for this request are:
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Example ResultYou will receive either a success data or error data which will be in JSON format.
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Multipart SMS messagesIf the message length sent through SMS API, exceeds the SMS character limit of 160 characters in the case of 7bit encoding (or 70 characters for UCS-2 encoding), the message will split to multiple separate SMS and sent to the sender separately. For messages on the phone, a special header (UDH) is set for each message, it states the order and message each part belongs to. This special UDH shortens the length of each combined 7-bit message to 153 characters (67 characters for UCS-2). GSM Encoding : The Latin-based languages such as Chinese, Spanish, and Greek use GSM character encoding. Each GSM character accounts for 7 bits, thus allowing a maximum of 160 characters per SMS. The Languages not based on Latin use a different encoding process called Unicode. It is commonly known as Unicode Transformation Format (UTF-16). Unicode Encoding : Each UTF-16 character accounts for 16 bits per character, it allows a maximum of 70 characters per text. Depending on how many UTF-16 characters are used, this will make a small change on the final character count.
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