Send SMS via HTTP (MT) Example

This document will go over executing API calls and provide examples.

GET /srs/api/sendsms

Send a customisable SMS message to a MSISDN.

Please note you must URL encode the MESSAGE_TEXT parameter and VALUE must be set to 0 for a free message.

curl -X GET -H "Content-type: application/json" 'https://hostname/srs/api/sendsms?USER_NAME=<account_id>&PASSWORD=<api_key>&ORIGINATOR=<SHORT CODE>&RECIPIENT=<MSISDN>&PROVIDER=<Network Provider>&KEYWORD=<Keyword>&MESSAGE_TEXT=Hello%20There!&VALUE=0'

Headers

NameValue

Content-Type

application/json

Authorization

No Auth

Body

ParameterTypeExampleDescription

account_id

string

43e36f50aaf111e272639171000000a9

Your unique Mobivate account id.

password

string

3b41d767316541bacef19d1382ac1e12

Your unique associated Mobivate account api-key.

originator

integer

12345

The associated shortcode for your service.

recipient

integer

XX7432104492

The recipient you want to send this message to.

provider

string

Safaricom

The network you plan to send the SMS message via.

keyword

string

mv-100620006

Your unique Mobivate keyword for your service.

message_text

string

Hello%20There!

The body of the text message you want to send.

value

integer

10

The cost of receiving this SMS message.

Response

{
  "MT-aabbccddeeff00112233445566778899"
}

Be aware for Premium SMS the cost must be set or the Short code's default value will be charged.

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