The OTP (One-Time Password) web service delivers membership verification codes or critical system messages to recipients in 148 countries via SMS or voice calls. It essentially provides an activation SMS service for user verification operations.
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About 70% of mobile phone users in Iran have blocked receiving promotional messages. To send SMS, a service line must be used, subject to specific conditions and regulations. This service sends verification messages through Kave Marketing Management service lines.
In this service, you simply send the code and the recipient's number to the SMS web service, which then sends the message using the most stable and fastest prefix. If all services face disruptions, it automatically sends the code to the recipient via a voice call.
The verification service, in addition to the option of sending SMS to blacklisted recipients, enables making voice calls to recipients through the voice call web service. It can read the desired text using a text-to-speech module, and you can prioritize the voice call service when defining the template.
The verification service sends the SMS through international telecommunication routes to reach the recipients. This service covers all countries in Asia, Europe, America, Oceania, Africa, totaling 148 countries.
In cases where the SMS sending service using one prefix, such as 1000, faces disruptions or disconnection, the verification service automatically sends your sensitive messages in less than a minute using other prefixes like 2000 or 3000 to prevent delays in message delivery.
Kave Marketing Management's OTP (One-Time Password) service sends your messages to recipients using the voice call web service even on landlines. Essentially, it validates landline numbers, converting the message text into audio files (Text to Speech) for playback to the recipients.
Utilized in two-step verification (2FA) logins or sending OTP codes to enhance the security of user accounts. In this method, after logging in, a code is sent to the user via SMS, and the user enters this code in the second step.
Sending a membership verification code or Lookup helps verify the accuracy of the entered mobile or landline number, allowing you to confirm their identity for essential notifications.
By defining multiple templates, you can use this service for purposes such as password recovery, sending invoice numbers and payment amounts, and responding to user tickets.
In the first step, you define a message template once in the management panel, specifying settings related to the template name and prioritizing methods.
By calling the Lookup method and sending the template name, recipient's number, and the corresponding code, the system proceeds to send the code via SMS or a phone call to the recipient.
The message containing the code will reach the recipient's mobile in less than 1 minute, allowing the user to enter it into the desired software or application and complete the rest of your scenario.