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MobiPay API Documentation
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MobiPay API Documentation
  • 👋Welcome to MobiPay
  • Send SMS via HTTP (MT)
  • Receive SMS via HTTP (MO)
  • Use Cases
    • Send SMS via HTTP (MT) Example
    • Receive SMS via HTTP (MO) Example
    • Gateway Responses
    • Send Silent OBS Billing Message Example
    • Unsubscribe VIA MT Unsubscribe Notification
    • Receive Delivery Receipt via HTTP (DR)
    • Acknowledging MO's and DR's
    • Send A Premium SMS via HTTP (MT) Example
    • Vodafone/Airtel Ghana Billing
  • API Message Paramaters
    • API Message Parameters
    • Send BINARY SMS (MT) parameters
    • Receive SMS (MO) parameters
    • Subscription API (RESTFul)
      • Initiate Subscription (API)
      • Validate PIN (API)
      • Unsubscribing Users (API)
      • Checking Subscription Status (API)
      • Sending Messages To Subscribers (API)
      • Sending Content To Subscribers (API)
    • Content API (RESTFul)
      • Content Types (API)
      • Content Categories (API)
      • Search Content (API)
      • Latest Content Items (API)
      • Content Items (API)
  • Network Double Opt-In
    • Network Double Opt-in (NDOI)
    • Network Double Opt-in (NDOI) Unsubscribe
    • NDOI Keyword Patterns per country
  • MNO Web Opt-in
    • MNO Web Opt-in Introduction
    • MNO Web Opt-In South Africa
    • MNO Web Opt-In Kenya
      • Configuring your campaign
      • Subscribing users to your service
        • Subscribing users via Upstream
        • Subscribing users via Scienlabs
      • Unsubscribing users from your service
      • Receiving callback notifications
    • MNO Web Opt-In Nigeria
      • Subscribing the User to the Service
      • Unsubscribing user from the Service
      • Delivery Notifications
  • UK Direct Carrier Billing
    • UK DCB/Charge to Bill
      • UK Network Flows
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Receive SMS via HTTP (MO)

Learn how to receive SMS via HTTP requests.

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This interface allows your web site to receive messages from any mobile phone. This is known as a Mobile Phone Originated (MO) message. A correctly configured page on your web site must be set up to receive messages of this type.

The process for receiving an SMS message is as follows:

The SMS Gateway sends an HTTP GET request to your application containing the parameters described in section.

Message Parameters MO receive

Your application confirms receiving MO message by responding with the character “0” (zero).

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Receive MO message via HTTP message flow diagram