Telecom
SmartCirqls operates two short codes on India's mobile networks, giving enterprises and global brands a dependable channel for two-way and international messaging.
Free-to-end-user, two-way SMS. Customers text a keyword to 55757 at no cost — to opt in, ask for a callback, verify a product or reply to a campaign — and brands answer with personalised messages or an SMS chatbot.
The default number for international (ILDO) messages into India, used by global technology companies to reach users in India. Suffix numbering lets one code serve up to 999 separate numbers.
55757 · How it works
A customer sends a keyword to 55757 from any Indian mobile number. It costs them nothing.
The message reaches your systems in real time, tagged with the keyword and the sender.
Answer with a personalised SMS, start a chatbot conversation or trigger a callback.
Use cases
Promote your code in ads and branches; customers text in to become leads.
Ask new policyholders to reply YES or NO to confirm their policy details.
Let consumers verify that a medicine is genuine by texting the code on the pack.
Take bookings and orders over SMS during peak hours with a chatbot.
Run opt-in campaigns, giveaways and two-way promotions.
Collect feedback and profile updates that feed segmentation and offers.
57575 · International
57575 is the default short code for international long-distance operator (ILDO) messages into India. When international companies send messages to users in India, those messages arrive from 57575.
Suffix numbering from 57575-001 to 57575-999 lets a single code carry up to 999 separate numbers, so each sender or use case can have its own.
Whether you want a keyword on 55757 or a 57575 suffix, we'll explain how it works and what it costs.
