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Quiet hours can now be bypassed for transactional traffic Product Quiet hours can now be bypassed for transactional traffic A new value for window.quiet_hours lets codes, alerts and receipts leave at any hour while marketing keeps waiting for the local window. Product team2 min read
Reading a delivery report in two minutes Deliverability Reading a delivery report in two minutes Four numbers tell you whether a campaign went well, and one table tells you what to fix. A walkthrough of the report, top to bottom. Support team2 min read Route notes, August 2026 Coverage Route notes, August 2026 What moved on the network last month: two route swaps in West Africa, a sender rule change in South-East Asia, and new per-operator notes. Routing team2 min read Batch responses now list rejections individually API Batch responses now list rejections individually One bad number no longer fails a batch of a thousand. Rejected items are returned with their error while the rest is queued. API team2 min read Webhook replays, one by one or in bulk Product Webhook replays, one by one or in bulk Undelivered events are now listed per endpoint for 30 days with the response we received, and can be replayed once your endpoint is fixed. Product team2 min read How deposits are credited, coin by coin Product How deposits are credited, coin by coin Confirmation counts, typical waits and what pending means for each of the seven coins, including why Monero takes a little longer than Tron. Support team2 min read Why we publish the whole rate card Company Why we publish the whole rate card Most gateways quote on request. We print every rate, and a published alternative next to it. Here is the reasoning, and what it costs us. Editorial2 min read The curly apostrophe that doubled a campaign's cost Deliverability The curly apostrophe that doubled a campaign's cost One pasted character switched 40,000 messages from GSM-7 to Unicode. How the composer now warns you, and a checklist for single-segment copy. Support team2 min read Sender ID registration: we now prepare the file with you Product Sender ID registration: we now prepare the file with you For the destinations that require registered alphanumeric senders, support now assembles the registration file and follows it through. Product team2 min read

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