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Bulk SMS in Bangladesh, masking sender ID handled

Masking sender ID through BTRC-listed aggregators, Bangla supported, correctly classified traffic

Bangladesh is a large, cheap and heavily intermediated market. All A2P traffic has to flow through a BTRC-listed aggregator, and the thing that decides whether your route survives is classification: traffic is either masking, meaning it carries your brand name as the sender, or non-masking, and sending masking traffic on a non-masking route is one of the most common reasons a route gets suspended here.

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Starting at ₹0.60 – ₹1.90 per SMS + GST

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Bulk SMS in Bangladesh reaches over 190 million mobile subscribers across 4 networks, on Grameenphone, Robi, Banglalink and Teletalk. Brand-name sending is called masking in Bangladesh, and it must be set up through a BTRC-listed aggregator with the traffic correctly classified as masking rather than non-masking. Registration normally takes 1 to 3 weeks. AdelSocial files the registration, provides SMPP and REST access, and charges an indicative ₹0.60 – ₹1.20 per promotional SMS and ₹1.20 – ₹1.90 per transactional or OTP message, by volume and route.

The word to learn in Bangladesh is masking. A masked message shows your brand name as the sender; an unmasked one shows a number. They are different products on different routes at different prices, and the regulator and the operators care which one you are using. We set the classification correctly at the start, because the cost of getting it wrong is not a rejected message, it is a suspended route and a week of no sending at all.

The other thing that moves your bill is script. Latin text in GSM-7 gives you 160 characters per segment. The moment a message contains Bangla, it encodes as UCS-2 and a segment drops to 70 characters, so the same sentence can cost two or three times what the English version does. We count segments on your actual copy before you commit to a volume, not after the first invoice.

₹0.60 – ₹1.90 per SMS

Starting price

Live in 1 to 3 weeks once documents are in

Typical timeline

over 190 million mobile subscribers · 4 networks

Highlights

What is included for Bangladesh

Masking sender ID through BTRC-listed aggregators, Bangla supported, correctly classified traffic

Sender ID registration handled

Brand-name sending is called masking in Bangladesh, and it must be set up through a BTRC-listed aggregator with the traffic correctly classified as masking rather than non-masking. Trade licence or company registration, an authorisation letter on your letterhead, the exact sender name and sample message content. Normally 1 to 3 weeks.

Bangla support

Full UCS-2 encoding. We show you the segment count for your actual message before you buy, because a 70-character segment changes the economics against the 160 you get in Latin script.

Operator-direct routes

Direct interconnects rather than grey or SIM-farm routes, and we publish which route type your traffic is on. Grey routes are cheaper, get your sender rewritten, and get cut off without notice, so we do not sell them.

Transactional and promotional separated

OTP and transactional traffic runs on a route tuned for latency and is priced apart from promotional. Mixing both on one route is what makes OTPs arrive four minutes late.

Delivery receipts that mean something

Operator-level DLRs passed through unchanged: queued, accepted, sent, delivered, or the specific failure reason. We do not mark a message delivered because it left our gateway.

SMPP, REST and a dashboard

SMPP v3.4 over TLS for volume, a REST API for application traffic, and a dashboard with campaign upload for teams who are not developers. Sandbox credentials from day one.

Indicative SMS rate for Bangladesh

Where you land inside the band depends on monthly volume, message category and content language.

DestinationTypical routeIndicative rate
Bangladesh — transactional / OTPBTRC-listed aggregator, operator-direct delivery₹1.20 – ₹1.90 per SMS
Bangladesh — promotionalBTRC-listed aggregator, operator-direct delivery₹0.60 – ₹1.20 per SMS
Bangla contentUCS-2, 70 characters per segmentSame per segment, more segments

Indicative in INR, excluding GST. Final rates are confirmed in writing before you commit.

What businesses in Bangladesh send

The four use cases that make up most of the volume we carry.

OTP and login codes

Mobile financial services, banks and app logins. Volume here is very large and very price-sensitive.

  • • Routed for latency, not for price.
  • • Separate sender ID from marketing traffic.

Payment and due reminders

Finance, insurance, schools, utilities and ISPs.

  • • Scheduled in local time (BST, UTC+6) so nothing lands at 2am.
  • • Bangla where the audience expects it.

Delivery and order updates

E-commerce and logistics status messages.

  • • Triggered from your own system over the API.
  • • Delivery receipts written back to your database.

Offers and campaigns

Retail, travel and hospitality promotions.

  • • Consent-based lists only, with opt-out handling.
  • • Throttled so a 200,000-message send does not queue for hours.

Other channels for Bangladesh

Same country, different economics. We price all three honestly.

Bulk WhatsApp in Bangladesh

Best for two-way: one conversation covers 24 hours.

  • • ₹3.91 per marketing conversation.
  • • Needs opt-in and template approval. See /bulk-whatsapp-bangladesh/

Not sure which?

OTP and alerts: SMS. Two-way and catalogue: WhatsApp.

  • • RCS is not carrier-enabled in Bangladesh yet, so we will not sell it to you here.
  • • Send us the message you want to send and the volume, and we will price both.

Pricing

Flexible pricing plans to fit your needs.

Starter

From ₹9,999

Getting registered and live in Bangladesh · + GST

  • ✓Sender ID filed with Grameenphone, Robi, Banglalink and Teletalk
  • ✓Account setup and test sending to each network
  • ✓REST API and dashboard access
  • ✓Delivery receipt reporting
  • ✓Email support
  • ✓Message cost billed separately at ₹0.60 – ₹1.20 – ₹1.20 – ₹1.90 per SMS

Business

From ₹24,999

Regular campaigns and application traffic · + GST

  • ✓Everything in Starter
  • ✓Separate sender IDs for transactional and promotional
  • ✓SMPP v3.4 bind over TLS with agreed TPS
  • ✓Scheduled sending in local time (BST, UTC+6) with throttling
  • ✓Priority support on WhatsApp and email

Reseller / Enterprise

Custom

Selling Bangladesh traffic under your own brand

  • ✓Everything in Business
  • ✓White-label panel on your domain with your pricing
  • ✓Multi-tier sub-accounts and per-client rate cards
  • ✓Prepaid wallets, invoicing and a reseller admin
  • ✓Primary and backup route per network
  • ✓Named account manager

Our Process

01

Tell us volume and message type

Monthly volume, whether it is OTP, transactional or promotional, and the language of the content. Those three answers set your rate and your route, so we ask before quoting rather than after.

02

Send documents for sender registration

Trade licence or company registration, an authorisation letter on your letterhead, the exact sender name and sample message content. We check the ID against the refused list before filing, so you do not lose a week to a rejection.

03

We file with the operators

Filed through a BTRC-listed aggregator with your traffic classified correctly from the first message, not reclassified after a suspension.

04

Connect and test in sandbox

SMPP bind or REST key issued immediately, so your developers integrate while registration is pending. Send to your own numbers on each network and read the delivery receipts before you load credit.

05

Go live and watch the receipts

Load credit, send the first real campaign, and check the per-network delivery rate. If one network underperforms we move the route and tell you that we did.

Technology We Use

Connectivity

SMPP v3.4 over TLS · REST / HTTP API · Webhooks for DLR and inbound · Sandbox credentials

Encoding

GSM-7, 160 characters per segment · UCS-2 for Bangla, 70 per segment · Concatenated long SMS · Per-message segment preview

Networks

Grameenphone — largest by subscribers · Robi · Banglalink · Teletalk — state-owned · Country code +880 · mobile numbers are 11 digits starting 01, with the next digit identifying the operator

Controls

Per-campaign throttling · Opt-out and suppression list handling · Send-window scheduling in local time (BST, UTC+6) · Per-client sub-accounts for resellers

Get in Touch

Ready to start your bulk sms bangladesh project? Contact us today!

AdelSocial Technologies (OPC) Private Limited

115/3 Gautam Nagar, New Delhi 110049, India

Email: info@adelsocial.com

Phone: +91 97739 26687

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FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

Brand-name sending is called masking in Bangladesh, and it must be set up through a BTRC-listed aggregator with the traffic correctly classified as masking rather than non-masking. The Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) sets the framework the operators apply. Traffic sent as masking on a non-masking route is a common cause of route suspension, which is why we classify it correctly up front rather than finding out later. We file the registration for you.

1 to 3 weeks once your documents are in. Filed through a BTRC-listed aggregator with your traffic classified correctly from the first message, not reclassified after a suspension. You can integrate and test in sandbox while registration is pending.

Indicatively ₹0.60 – ₹1.20 per SMS for promotional traffic and ₹1.20 – ₹1.90 for transactional and OTP, excluding GST. Where you land in the band depends on monthly volume, route type and message category. A message in Bangla is billed per segment like any other, but it encodes as UCS-2 at 70 characters a segment instead of 160, so the same sentence uses more segments.

All of them: Grameenphone, Robi, Banglalink and Teletalk. Four networks, all reached through BTRC-listed aggregators rather than direct retail interconnects. Country code is +880, and mobile numbers are 11 digits starting 01, with the next digit identifying the operator.

No. Marketing needs prior consent, and the classification rules mean promotional and transactional traffic are kept on separate routes. Two-way A2P SMS is not available in Bangladesh. Gambling and betting traffic is refused.

Local business hours are the safe window; we schedule in Bangladesh time and avoid religious holidays unless you say otherwise. Bangladesh runs on BST, UTC+6. Our scheduler works in local time so you do not have to convert, and we avoid major public holidays unless you tell us otherwise.

Yes. The reseller plan gives you a white-label panel on your own domain with your own pricing, multi-tier sub-accounts, per-client rate cards, prepaid wallets and invoicing. A large share of our volume is other people's customers, so the platform is built for it rather than retrofitted.

Yes. SMPP v3.4 binds over TLS with an agreed TPS for volume traffic, and a REST API for application traffic, with webhooks for delivery receipts and inbound messages. Sandbox credentials are issued on day one so your developers integrate before the sender ID clears.

You see the operator's own reason, passed through unchanged, in the dashboard and over webhook: queued, accepted, sent, delivered, or the specific failure. We do not count a message as delivered because it left our gateway. If one network underperforms we move the route and tell you that we did.

Bangladesh is a strong SMS market and an expensive WhatsApp one: ₹0.60 to ₹1.90 an SMS against ₹3.91 a marketing conversation. Use SMS for reach and WhatsApp only where the customer genuinely converses. We sell all three channels, so we have no reason to push you to the wrong one.

Rates, regulations and operator details on this page were last reviewed on . Regulations change — if something here is out of date, tell us and we will fix it.

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