BroadNet
Maghreb tier-1 · ANRT-registered
Morocco

A2P SMS, OTP, and sender ID rules in Morocco.

BroadNet delivers A2P SMS and OTP in Morocco over direct connections to Maroc Telecom, Orange Morocco, and inwi, with ANRT sender ID registration in 5-10 business days. Direct termination into Maroc Telecom, Orange Morocco, and inwi with ANRT-aligned sender ID registration handled in-house.

+212·MCC 604·ANRT·EUR billing
Routing snapshot
Direct operators
3
Operator-direct binds to every major MNO.
Latency
3.0 s
typical OTP
Typical delivery
99.1%
typical delivery rate
Price band
EUR 0.035 – 0.06
per SMS
Regulator
ANRT
sender ID filed
Carrier-grade infrastructure, operating since 2003.
Indicative from-rates

From-rates by channel in Morocco

  • SMSfrom$0.0440per SMSIndicative list rate, reviewed September 24, 2026Volume pricing available
  • OTPRequest a quote Channel list rate from $0.0120 per verification (all markets)
  • WhatsAppRequest a quote Channel list rate from $0.0135 per template message (all markets)
  • RCSRequest a quote Channel list rate from $0.0080 per session (all markets)
  • VoiceRequest a quote Channel list rate from $0.0150 per minute (all markets)

Indicative list prices in USD, excluding taxes and sender-ID registration fees. Final per-operator pricing is confirmed in your quote.

02 · Country overview

The Morocco A2P market at a glance.

Morocco
Direct operators · 3
MoroccoOther BroadNet markets

Morocco is served by 3 licensed mobile networks (Maroc Telecom, Orange Morocco, and inwi) covering a subscriber base of 55M. Agence Nationale de Réglementation des Télécommunications (ANRT) regulates A2P messaging and sender-ID registration. Sender IDs pre-registered with ANRT via the operator. Arabic, French, and Latin scripts all supported. Moroccan Data Protection Law 09-08 (CNDP enforced). Promotional A2P requires opt-in.

Technical facts

Technical facts for Morocco

Network codes, message lengths and sender-ID rules in one table. Segment lengths are the GSM standard values (3GPP TS 23.038).

Technical facts for Morocco
Mobile country code (MCC)604
Dialling code+212
Operators (MCC-MNC)
  • Maroc Telecom · 604-01
  • Orange Morocco · 604-00
  • inwi · 604-05
SMS length, GSM-7 (Latin alphabet)160 characters in a single SMS; 153 per part when concatenated
SMS length, UCS-2 (Arabic, Cyrillic and other scripts)70 characters in a single SMS; 67 per part when concatenated
RegulatorANRT (Agence Nationale de Réglementation des Télécommunications)
Sender-ID rulesSender IDs pre-registered with ANRT via the operator. Arabic, French, and Latin scripts all supported.
Sender-ID lead time5-10 business days
How to register a sender ID
03 · Supported channels

Channels live in Morocco.

One contract, one contact model. Fall back between SMS, WhatsApp, and Voice with shared opt-in evidence and a single audit trail.

Live

SMS

Operator-direct A2P binds; Arabic UCS-2 supported at parity with GSM-7.

Live

OTP

Sub-4-second delivery with auto-fallback. Two-shot OTP available where the operator permits.

Live

WhatsApp

WhatsApp Business API live — BroadNet is an official Meta Business Solution Provider; OTP and utility templates supported.

Limited

RCS

RCS Business Messaging available on selected operators where the network has launched RCS. Coverage expanding.

Available

Voice

Voice OTP and TTS callouts available as SMS fallback. Local-presence caller IDs on request.

04 · Sender ID registration

How do I register a sender ID in Morocco?

Filed end-to-end by BroadNet's compliance team — KYC pack, operator approval, and renewal cycles handled on your behalf.

Scope

ANRT · Maroc Telecom and Orange Morocco

5-10 business days
Format
Alphanumeric (Latin or Arabic), up to 11 chars
Pre-registration
Required — one sender ID per legal entity per use case
KYC documents
Trade licence, signed authorisation letter, sample message templates, traffic-type declaration
Renewal cycle
Annual
Common rejection causes
Generic IDs (INFO, ALERT), brand mismatch with the trade licence, or templates that mix promo and transactional intent.
05 · OTP delivery

What OTP delivery looks like in Morocco.

Latency profile, peak-hour behaviour, recommended fallback chain, and the fraud signals our firewall watches in-market.

Typical latency window

Median 3.0 s with a 95th-percentile inside 8 seconds across operator-direct binds. Two-shot delivery confirmed by DLR.

Peak-hour behaviour

Operator throughput holds steady through local business peaks; throttling kicks in only during outlier mass-send events. BroadNet load-shapes per-MNO to avoid firewall blocks.

Fallback chain

Recommended fallback: WhatsApp Business OTP → Voice OTP after 30s no-delivery. Arabic templates registered alongside Latin.

Fraud signals we watch

Watch for SIM-swap fraud during banking-onboarding flows and for grey-route injection attempts that bypass the regulator. BroadNet's firewall flags both at ingress.

06 · Marketing SMS rules

What you can — and can't — send.

Opt-in, opt-out, quiet hours, content restrictions, and the penalty regime for the Morocco market.

Opt-in

Verifiable opt-in required (logged source, timestamp, IP, channel). Opt-in evidence must be retained for the life of the marketing relationship.

Opt-out

Every marketing message must carry an opt-out keyword (STOP / ايقاف). Honoured network-wide and audited by the regulator.

Quiet hours

We have not found a regulator-published time-of-day window for promotional SMS in this market. Agree sending hours with the operator and schedule promotional sends for the recipient's local daytime; transactional traffic runs 24/7.

Content restrictions

Arabic templates preferred. Gambling, adult, and unlicensed financial services blocked at the operator firewall.

Regulator penalties

Sanctions from ANRT for unsolicited traffic; fines escalate per violation. Repeat offenders risk sender-ID delisting and route suspension.

07 · Local operators

Termination,
network by network.

The route status column shows how each operator is reached — a direct BroadNet bind or a labelled partner route. No grey-route exposure. Route grades are indicative planning guides, not live measurements.

Maroc Telecom604-01DirectA+EUR 0.0447
Orange Morocco604-00DirectA+EUR 0.0426
inwi604-05DirectAEUR 0.0405

Rates shown are typical pay-as-you-go for transactional traffic. Promotional traffic is priced separately, and volume tiers reduce both. See the rate-card section below for the full ladder.

Pay-as-you-goEUR 0.0405EUR 0.0482List rate up to 100K messages/month
Growth · 100K+EUR 0.0356EUR 0.0424Auto-tier discount
Volume · 1M+EUR 0.0300EUR 0.0357Includes quarterly route review
EnterpriseCustomCustomDirect operator pricing + signed SLA

ANRT sender ID registration: 5-10 business days.

Open the Morocco rate card
08 · Compliance

Compliant
by default.

Every send is pre-screened against Agence Nationale de Réglementation des Télécommunications (ANRT) rules, the operator firewalls, and the local privacy framework. Where registration is required, BroadNet files the paperwork on your behalf.

Moroccan Data Protection Law 09-08 (CNDP enforced). Promotional A2P requires opt-in.

Full regulatory deep-dive

ANRT sender ID

Sender IDs pre-registered with ANRT. BroadNet manages.

Arabic / French

All three scripts at parity.

Law 09-08 (CNDP)

Moroccan data protection law enforced — consent, retention, breach notification.

09 · Use cases

Programmes that work well in Morocco.

Where the BroadNet operator-direct footprint, the local regulator regime, and consumer messaging habits line up.

  • 01

    Banking and fintech OTP and transaction alerts under the central-bank regime.

  • 02

    E-commerce shipment notifications and post-purchase engagement.

  • 03

    Government and public-sector citizen alerts and appointment reminders.

  • 04

    Airline and travel itinerary changes, check-in reminders, and gate updates.

  • 05

    Healthcare appointment reminders, prescription pick-up, and lab-results dispatch.

10 · How BroadNet helps

What we run for Morocco senders.

The operator relationships, the compliance workflow, the routing position — all on a single contract and a single account team.

  • Operator-direct binds with Maroc Telecom, Orange Morocco, and inwi — no aggregator hops, no grey-route exposure.

  • ANRT sender ID registration filed and renewed on your behalf.

  • Live in 5–15 business days from test-access request to production, with a dedicated solution engineer through go-live.

  • Typical delivery rate 99.1% and typical OTP delivery time 3.0 s across the country.

  • MENA-resident data plane with PDPL-aligned PII handling and Arabic-template review.

  • Compliance team based in-region — same-business-day turnaround on sender-ID changes.

11 · FAQ

Buyer questions about Morocco.

The questions BroadNet's sales engineers field every week from teams shipping into this market.

What's the typical sender-ID approval time with ANRT in Morocco?

5-10 business days once the paperwork is in. BroadNet's compliance team handles filing and renewals end-to-end; you only need to provide trade-licence and authorisation paperwork once.

Are BroadNet's routes to Morocco operator-direct?

Yes — every operator on the public coverage table is a direct A2P bind. No aggregator hops, no grey-route exposure. Route grades are indicative planning guides, not live measurements.

Can I send marketing SMS in Morocco without prior consent?

No. Verifiable opt-in is required across every market BroadNet supports, with the consent source, timestamp, and channel logged. Transactional OTP and account-level alerts are exempt from marketing-consent rules.

Which channels do you support for Morocco — SMS only, or also WhatsApp and Voice?

SMS, OTP, WhatsApp Business, and Voice OTP are all supported. RCS Business Messaging is available where the local operator has launched it. All channels run on the same contract and contact model.

Can I be billed in a currency other than EUR?

Yes — billing is available in EUR / USD / MAD. Volume tiers apply automatically from 100K messages a month.

Do I need an Arabic version of my OTP for Morocco?

Strongly recommended. Arabic-script UCS-2 routes carry the same SLA as GSM-7, and consumer trust is materially higher on an Arabic-template OTP. BroadNet's compliance team reviews both Latin and Arabic templates as part of sender-ID registration.

What happens if a route to Morocco degrades?

BroadNet runs continuous DLR monitoring on every operator. If a route flaps, traffic is automatically re-shaped to the next-best operator on the same destination, and your account manager is notified with a remediation note within the hour.

Do you sign an SLA for traffic to Morocco?

Yes — traffic to this market runs under BroadNet's standard SLA: 99.99% monthly platform uptime, with service credits on enterprise contracts. Support response targets and the credit schedule are published on our Support & SLA page.

12 · Sample template

A ready-to-adapt template for Morocco.

In the local script alongside English. Copy, swap the brand, and we'll register it as part of your sender-ID onboarding.

Mobile subscribers
55M
Sender ID lead
5-10 business days
Time-to-launch
Live in 5–15 business days from test-access request to production
Billed in
EUR / USD / MAD
Sample A2P template · Morocco
English

Your code 718294. Valid 5 minutes.

French

Votre code 718294. Valide 5 minutes.

Sender IDs pre-registered with ANRT via the operator. Arabic, French, and Latin scripts all supported.

Keep exploring

See how enterprises put these operator-direct routes to work in banking and finance messaging and e-commerce and retail messaging, or weigh the options on the messaging platform comparison hub.

3 operator-direct routes · typical ⁦99.1%⁩ delivery · ⁦3.0 s⁩ typical OTP

Request current route availability for Morocco.

Live in 5–15 business days from test-access request to production. Sender ID filed with ANRT on your behalf. Billed in EUR from day one.

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