Unlimited SMPP bindings
Per-customer SMPP 3.4 and 5.0 binds — separate TX, RX, and TRX sessions, with HTTP REST as an alternative. No cap on the number of connections a customer can hold.
Multi-language hosted SMSC with 1,000+ direct operator connections, unlimited SMS connections, advanced user management, and detailed reporting. Full SMS infrastructure — without the CAPEX, the hardware, or the 24/7 operations team. Deployed at enterprises and operators across MENA, backed by a 99.99% SLA.

Built on the same messaging infrastructure BroadNet has run for Google, Meta, and Uber since 2003 — now a multi-tenant hosted SMSC for enterprises and operators across MENA, with a 99.99% SLA and no CAPEX.
One SMSC core, five named stages. Every submit_sm is queued, deduped, lane-scored, charged, and forwarded across SS7 to the destination MSC — with sub-second median end-to-end on direct interconnects.
Enterprise senders and aggregators connect over SMPP 3.4 / 5.0 binds (TX/RX/TRX) with TLS. HTTP submit also supported.
Submit_sm queued, deduped, content-screened. Store-and-forward up to 72h. Active-active across geo-redundant nodes.
Five-lane policy: Direct, Premium, Partner, Fallback, Greylist. Cost · quality · SLA per destination.
SIGTRAN M3UA or SMPP egress to the destination MSC / SMSC. MAP MT-ForwardSM with SRI-SM cache.
Per-message CDR / EDR streamed to Kafka, file, or REST. OCS / OFCS hook for prepaid balance & refund.
Enterprise senders and aggregators connect over SMPP 3.4 / 5.0 binds (TX/RX/TRX) with TLS. HTTP submit also supported.
Submit_sm queued, deduped, content-screened. Store-and-forward up to 72h. Active-active across geo-redundant nodes.
Five-lane policy: Direct, Premium, Partner, Fallback, Greylist. Cost · quality · SLA per destination.
SIGTRAN M3UA or SMPP egress to the destination MSC / SMSC. MAP MT-ForwardSM with SRI-SM cache.
Per-message CDR / EDR streamed to Kafka, file, or REST. OCS / OFCS hook for prepaid balance & refund.
Six capabilities that define a hosted, multi-tenant SMSC — global reach, unlimited connections, multi-language encoding, and the reporting operators run their business on.
Per-customer SMPP 3.4 and 5.0 binds — separate TX, RX, and TRX sessions, with HTTP REST as an alternative. No cap on the number of connections a customer can hold.
Full SMS infrastructure with no hardware to buy and no ops team to staff. Geo-redundant, monitored 24/7 by the BroadNet NOC, and backed by a 99.99% SLA.
Country-wise and operator-wise routing with cost, quality, and SLA enforced per destination. Direct, premium, partner, and fallback lanes keep delivery high and margin intact.
Campaign, delivery, and performance reports with real-time DLR and EDR export. Per-route and per-vendor breakdowns, live TPS monitoring, exportable to CSV, PDF, or Excel.
1,000+ direct operator connections, with direct binds in 86 countries and 200+ countries reachable. Country-wise and operator-wise routing to the correct destination network, every time.
Revenue assurance built in. Prepaid, postpaid, and hybrid wallets with real-time balance check, per-customer rating, and refund-on-failure — per tenant, from submit to invoice.
The hierarchy ships with the core — not as an integration project. Each tier inherits policy, branding and billing from the level above, with strict isolation so a tenant can never see another tenant's traffic, wallet or audit trail.
Operator-level governance: tenant provisioning, global compliance posture, cross-tenant audit, RBAC root, system-wide rate plans, and the master billing ledger.
A complete sub-platform under its own brand and domain. Resellers configure their own pricing, throttles, sender-ID lists and analytics — without ever touching the underlying platform.
The end customer. Sends traffic via SMPP, HTTP or the web console. Sees only their own wallet, their own templates, and their own EDRs — multi-tenant isolation enforced at every layer.
Per-sales-rep visibility for portfolio, quota and recovery actions. Scoped reporting and a clean handoff to the User tier — never granted production traffic rights.
The wallet engine is part of the core, not a third-party add-on. Each tenant chooses the model that matches its commercial relationship, and the platform enforces the policy from submit_sm to invoice.
Top-up before send. Real-time balance check at submit_sm, hard stop at zero. Ideal for retail enterprise senders and tightly controlled MVNO sub-brands.
Accrue volume, invoice on cycle. Per-period quotas, soft-warn at thresholds, configurable credit limit per tenant. Standard for banks, governments and Tier-1 enterprise.
Prepaid floor with a postpaid ceiling. Customers pre-fund a minimum, with overspend metered on the postpaid line. Common for resellers serving mixed-tier downstreams.
The router weighs four signals on every submit — cost, DLR success rate, latency, and complaint rate — and re-evaluates per destination, per time-band, per traffic class. No more cost-only routing that quietly destroys quality, and no more quality-only routing that quietly destroys margin.
Per-route, per-destination, per-time-band cost data refreshed from the rate file.
Live delivery-success ratio per route, sliding window of the last 24 hours.
Submit-to-DLR latency per route, p50 and p95, weighted to deprioritise stale routes.
Quality signal — subscriber complaints, spam-trap hits and operator pushbacks per route.
The same workflow surface is exposed from Super Admin down through Reseller and User — each tier seeing only its own audit trail and its own dispatch ledger.
Single-message dispatch from the operator portal or a sales-team console. Audit-tagged to the sender, with full delivery telemetry.
Campaign-grade dispatch with per-campaign throughput envelopes, opt-out enforcement and per-segment DLR aggregation.
Variable-substitution templates with per-recipient parameters, segmented by language, locale and consent class.
Schedule by absolute time, recurring window, or trigger event. Time-zone-aware, with regulator quiet-hours enforced per market.
Every event in the message lifecycle — submit, dedup, route selection, MAP forward, DLR, refund — is captured as a typed EDR. Streamed in real time over Kafka, file or REST, with reference parsers for the BSS stacks operators already run. The same EDRs feed finance, fraud, capacity planning and the regulator export.
Number-state validation before submit_sm acceptance — HLR for reachability and serving MSC, MNP for the real owning operator after port-out. Cached, batched and rate-limited so it never costs you a roaming budget surprise. Routes pick the correct destination operator, every time.
The exact bind file your operations team will paste into source control, the submit_sm PDU layout they'll capture on the wire, and the Kafka CDR consumer that feeds revenue assurance.
# Operator-side SMPP bind configuration# /etc/broadnet/smsc/binds/mno-acme.conf [bind:mno-acme-tx]type = transceiverhost = <SMSC host provided with your account>port = 2775system_id = mno_acme_prodpassword = ${MNO_ACME_SECRET}system_type = SMPPinterface_version = 0x34 # SMPP 3.4tls = requiredwindow_size = 256throughput_tps = 5000 [lane:mno-acme]priority = directquality_score = >0.92cost_band = tier-1fallback = partner > greylistsri_sm_cache = 24hA clean separation between application bind, routing, carrier egress, and charging — so each layer can be scaled, swapped, or audited independently.
SMPP 3.4 / 5.0 binds, HTTP submit, customer portal, multi-tenant auth.
Lane selection, throttling, retries, store-and-forward, sender-ID policy.
SS7 SIGTRAN, SMPP egress to MNO SMSCs, partner aggregators, premium routes.
Real-time CDR / EDR stream, rating, OCS integration, revenue assurance.
The SMSC core ships in the topology your security, regulator, and network team can defend.
Installed inside the operator's core network. BroadNet engineering supports day-2, you retain custody of all CDRs and subscriber data.
Hosted in BroadNet data centres, operated 24/7 by our NOC. SMPP and HTTP endpoints, customer portal, monitoring, DR — all included.
Application layer on-prem for sovereignty, with managed routing, monitoring, and analytics in BroadNet cloud. Best of both with clean boundaries.
A GCC enterprise group retires its own message-centre hardware and moves campaigns, OTP and alerts onto BroadNet's hosted SMSC — one multi-tenant core, per-team credentials and delivery reporting, with nothing left to rack or patch.
Several markets share one multi-tenant SMSC instead of separate stacks — unified user management, per-customer routing and sender-ID control, and a single reporting view across every opco.
An aggregator resells BroadNet capacity under its own brand — unlimited SMPP connections for downstream customers, per-reseller pricing and throttles, and reports each customer sees only for its own traffic.
The certifications procurement, security, and the regulator will actually ask for — current, audited, and renewed on schedule.
A hosted, multi-language Short Message Service Center for enterprises and operators that need full SMS infrastructure without operating their own physical SMSC. It includes campaign management, DLR tracking, EDR export, performance reports, real-time TPS monitoring, and global connectivity through 1,000+ direct operator interconnects — all backed by a 99.99% SLA.
An SMS API is enough for application-driven sending — your code generates the message and our API delivers it. A hosted SMSC is what you need when you want the SMSC features themselves: store-and-forward, delivery scheduling, retry logic at the SMSC layer, multi-tenant routing, multi-operator failover within one namespace, and direct SMPP connections from your own customers' applications.
SMPP 3.4 and SMPP 5.0 bind support, plus an HTTP REST interface. Unlimited SMS connections per account, with separate transmit (TX), receive (RX), and transceiver (TRX) sessions. Global connectivity runs through BroadNet's 1,000+ direct operator connections, with direct binds in 86 countries and 200+ countries reachable.
Campaign reports with delivery statistics and DLR breakdown, batch-level analysis, and schedule tracking. Delivery reports with real-time DLR, latency, error-code analysis, per-message logs, and EDR (Event Detail Record) export. Performance reports for user and client metrics, route and vendor efficiency, SMSC health KPIs, and TPS monitoring — exportable to CSV, PDF, or Excel.
Full GSM 03.38 and UCS-2 Unicode encoding, so Arabic, Hindi, Chinese, and every other non-Latin script route as Unicode automatically. The portal itself is multi-language for operators' staff and their customers, and per-message billing accounts for Unicode segment limits.
Yes. The SMSC supports unlimited customer-side SMPP connections, each with its own credentials, throughput limits, sender-ID assignments, and routing rules. Every customer sees only their own traffic in their portal view.
Real-time TPS tracking per customer, per operator route, and per SMSC node, with configurable TPS caps. Peak throttling protects downstream operators, burst handling is queued, and the dashboard shows current TPS, peak TPS, and historical patterns.
Hosting in BroadNet data centres, SMPP and HTTP endpoints, and a customer portal with reports and configuration. The platform is monitored 24/7 by the BroadNet NOC with automatic alerting, performance and security monitoring, backup and disaster recovery, and SLA-backed availability.
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In-network SMS and SS7 firewalls stop grey routes and fraud at line rate while legitimate traffic flows untouched.
We'll walk the design with your team, share an SMPP test harness, and scope onboarding — typically live in days, with no CAPEX and no hardware to run. No marketing call, no slide deck.
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