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Recent updates & announcements
- Start your 10DLC campaign registrations several weeks in advance to avoid the risk of disruptions
- Allow additional time to correct & resubmit your campaign in case of rejection
- Read carefully and follow closely the guidance provided in this article
- Ensure your campaigns, workflows and systems fully adhere to the CTIA guidelines
New compliance requirements
Since January 2024, carriers communicated a range of new requirements:
- Attachments must be provided for each consent mechanisms, showing the CTA verbiage
- The campaign message flow must include the help and opt-out instructions
- The campaign message flow may contain the carriers disclaimer if absent from your T&Cs
- Message samples must include opt-out instructions, in addition to the brand name
- A minimum of two message sample for all campaigns (except 2FA, which requires one)
If more than two sub-use cases selected, at least one message sample per use case
New 10DLC campaign registration form
Vonage released a new form on May 28th, to enhance your registration experience and help ensure regulatory compliance. The form’s intuitive user interface includes distinct sections with a step-by-step progress bar, sample message suggestions, as well as guidance and helper text throughout for a seamless process.
1. Preamble
- All campaigns must ensure to describe all the possible opt-in mechanisms.
- For all campaigns, an opt-in message must be sent to any new subscriber joining the campaign. This message must include the mandatory disclosures and other information. One exemption is for Two-Factor Authentication (2FA), also known as One-Time Password (OTP), if non-repeating.
- All campaigns must support responses to inbound messages (MO) containing the keywords "STOP" and "HELP".
- Customers must have a website with a custom domain name. This website must include a Privacy Policy and SMS Terms. The SMS Terms should be included in the website's Terms & Conditions. The Privacy Policy must indicate that the mobile number and other customer information will not be shared or sold to third parties.
- Custom branded domain URL shorteners are permitted. Public URL shorteners are prohibited, such as bitly and tinyurl.
2. 10DLC Campaign requirements
Important update:
New campaign requirements apply to all new and existing campaigns pending approval from January 2024. Please read this article for more information. This article has been updated to the latest requirements.
2.1 Campaign use case
Every verified brand can register a Low Volume Mixed campaign, however, some specific rules apply for other campaign use cases:
- Sole Proprietor campaigns can only be created by Sole Proprietor brands
- Political campaigns can only be created by non-profit brands with either:
- A political vet
- A 501c(3/4/5/6) tax exempt status applied
- Charity campaigns require a non-profit brands with a 501c3 tax-exempt status applied
- Non-profit brands are prohibited from registering the following campaigns:
- Carrier Exemption
- Agents & Franchises
- Conversational (Proxy)
- Social
- Sweepstakes
- Several campaign use cases requires additional post-registration carriers approvals
- K-12 Education campaigns are not available to post-secondary schools (universities, etc.)
- Social campaigns can only be registered by public figures, social media platforms or influencers
- All campaign use cases other than Low Volume Mixed (LVM) require a standard or enhanced vet
This list of use case requirements is not exhaustive.
Some campaign use cases require you to select additional sub-use cases. In those instances, select an appropriate number of sub-use cases. Note that you will be required to provide a separate sample message for each of the sub-use cases selected.
Note: When using our API, you can refer to the following information in our /enum endpoint to determine if you are required to provide sub-use cases, and how many:
- "min_sub_usecase" is the minimum number of sub_use cases required
- "max_sub_usecase" is the maximum number of sub-use cases allowed
- "valid_sub_usecase" informs if this specific use-case is valid to select as a sub-use case
Examples:
{
"classification": "STANDARD",
"description": "Low throughput, any combination of use-cases. Examples include test, demo accounts",
"display_name": "Low Volume Mixed",
"id": "LOW_VOLUME",
"max_sub_usecases": 5,
"min_sub_usecases": 1,
"valid_sub_usecase": 0
},
{
"classification": "STANDARD",
"description": "All reminders, alerts, and notifications. (Examples include flight delayed, hotel booked, appointment reminders.)",
"display_name": "Account Notification",
"id": "ACCOUNT_NOTIFICATION",
"max_sub_usecases": 0,
"min_sub_usecases": 0,
"valid_sub_usecase": 1
},
In those examples, the Low Volume Mixed use case requires at least one sub-use case to be selected, and up to 5 sub-use cases to be selected. LVM cannot be selected as a sub-use case itself.
The Account Notification use case is however not allowing sub-use cases and is a valid sub-use case itself.
2.2 Campaign owner
When registering a campaign, you need to select one of two options:
- I am the sender
- I am a reseller registering a campaign for my customer
When selecting the second option, you will need to provide your Reseller ID.
Note: If you need a Reseller ID, your reseller ID application will need to be reviewed and approved before you can start using it. Please consider this when determining when to start the 10DLC registration process.
2.3 Campaign name
There are no requirements around the name you give your campaigns. It is a name you can choose freely to easily identify your campaigns.
2.4 Campaign description
Please provide a detailed description of the campaign, its purpose, and the type of traffic that will be sent to your subscribers.
2.5 Campaign message flow
2.5.1 Message frequency
- Message frequency disclosure: "Message frequency varies" or "One message per request"
For most campaigns, the frequency is recurring, this will add the following disclosure to your campaign message flow: "Message frequency varies".
For some campaigns, like Two-Factor Authentications (2FA), also known as One-Time Password (OTP), you can select the message frequency "One time". In this instance, the disclosure added to your campaign message flow will be: "One message per request".
You must ensure that the legal verbiage exposed to your subscribers on the Call-to-Action (also known as CTA, when people agree to subscribe to your campaign) matches the exact same verbiage outlined above.
2.5.2 Brand name
You must list the name of your brand, or a "Doing Business As" (DBA) name, which will allow your subscribers to identify the sender.
Example: "Geri's Limo" is a DBA of "Geri Limousine Services, LLC"
2.5.3 Consent mechanisms
There are a few possible ways for subscribers to subscribe to a campaign and provide consent to receiving messages from numbers linked to that campaign. Please refer to the following options, listed below, to understand the requirements for each of these options:
Online form (websites, mobile applications)
- Link to online form or screenshot of the online form
- The 5W questions: What? When? Where? Why? and How would the subscriber join online?
You must provide a link to the URL of your website (custom domain name), showing the online form allowing users to subscribe to your campaign. If the online form is not publicly accessible (behind a paywall, account login is required), you will need to provide a screenshot of the full form, including the legal mentions pertaining to the campaign subscription. We need to be able to read the legal mentions clearly.
Vonage currently does not offer a way to upload documents when registering a 10DLC campaign, so please use any existing file hosting service to upload your documents and add the link to your hosted document in your application. The file will need to be accessed multiple times over a few weeks, so please ensure that the link does not expire during the review process.
In addition to the online form itself, please provide details on the circumstances in which a subscriber would fill in the form.
Important information:
Please ensure that the Call-to-Action (CTA) on your online form contains the following legal mentions:
- The pricing disclosure
- The message frequency disclosure
- The opt-out and help instructions
- A link to your brand's privacy policy
- A link to your brand's terms & conditions
- Optional: the carrier disclaimer (refer to section 2.5.4 for more details)
It is also mandatory for online forms to include a checkbox allowing subscribers to confirm the subscription to the messaging campaign.
Make sure that the pricing disclosure, message frequency disclosure, opt-out and help instructions match the statements provided on your campaign message flow application.
Example of a compliant message flow for an online consent model:
"Geri's Limo: Conversational campaign with drivers and customers, promoted on flyers in coffee shops in the city. Link of a scan of the flyers: http://www.dropbox.com/ABc1DEf23. Subscribers need to visit http://www.gerislimo.com/enroll to enroll. Message frequency varies. Message and data rates may apply. Text HELP for assistance. Text STOP to opt-out. View our Privacy Policy: https://www.gerislimo.com/privacy and SMS Terms: https://www.gerislimo.com/terms"
Example of a compliant online form:
Text-to-Join (also known as SMS opt-in)
- List of all the accepted opt-in keywords
- The 5W questions
Please make sure to provide the full list of inbound keywords that will trigger an SMS opt-in.
When a Text-to-Join option (or SMS opt-in) is available to customers, it is required to send an initial message to the subscriber to confirm their enrollment. This is the "opt-in message" you will need to provide in the content attributes section when registering your 10DLC campaign. Please refer to the section 2.6.1 for more information on the opt-in message requirements.
In addition to the keywords, please provide details on the circumstances in which a subscriber would send that specific keyword to the designated number to subscribe.
Example of a compliant message flow for a text-to-join consent model:
"Geri's Limo: Text JOIN to +1234567890 to receive a link and visit our portal to get a ride. Message frequency varies. Message and data rates may apply. Carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages. Text HELP for assistance. Text STOP to opt-out. View our Privacy Policy: https://www.gerislimo.com/privacy and SMS Terms: https://www.gerislimo.com/terms"
Live Operator
- Link to the script read to subscribers when enrolling to the campaign
- The 5W questions
Please create a text file reading the entire scripted conversation between your IVR system or employee and your subscribers when enrolling the subscriber to the campaign.
Vonage currently does not offer a way to upload documents when registering a 10DLC campaign, so please use any existing file hosting service to upload your documents and add the link to your hosted document in your application. The file will need to be accessed multiple times over a few weeks, so please ensure that the link does not expire during the review process.
In addition to the file itself, please provide details on the circumstances in which a subscriber would be asked to consent to receive text messages.
Important information:
Please ensure that the Call-to-Action (CTA) on your script contains the following legal mentions:
- The pricing disclosure
- The message frequency disclosure
- The opt-out and help instructions
- A link to your brand's privacy policy
- A link to your brand's terms & conditions
- Optional: the carrier disclaimer (refer to section 2.5.4 for more details)
The script should include a question to confirm that the subscribers understood and are happy to receive messages from your brand.
Make sure that the pricing disclosure, message frequency disclosure, opt-out and help instructions match the statements provided on your campaign message flow application.
Example of a compliant message flow for a live operator consent model:
"Geri's Limo: Conversational campaign with drivers and customers. When calling our taxi booking line on +1234567890, customers are asked if they agree to receive text notifications about their order. Link to the script of the conversation: http://www.dropbox.com/ABc1DEf23. Message frequency varies. Message and data rates may apply. Text HELP for assistance. Text STOP to opt-out. View our Privacy Policy: https://www.gerislimo.com/privacy and SMS Terms: https://www.gerislimo.com/terms"
Example of a valid script:
|
Geri's Limo booking agent: "Thank you for booking your limousine with us today. As part of our service and to thank you for being a loyal customer, we can send you promotional codes via text messages from time to time as well as other messages related to your orders. At any time, you can reply "HELP" for help or "STOP" to opt-out. Message frequency varies. Message and data rates may apply. Carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages. You can find our Terms & Conditions at www.gerislimo.com/terms and our Privacy Policy on www.gerislimo.com/privacy. Would you like to receive those messages from us in the future?" Customer: "Oh yes, that sounds great! Thank you." Geri's Limo booking agent: "You are very welcome! Alright, I will confirm your subscription to our messaging campaign now, you will receive a confirmation text in a few minutes. I wish you an amazing day!" Customer: "Awesome, thank you and to you too." |
Point of Sale (including paper forms)
- Link to the relevant documents
- The 5W questions
Please provide a link to a picture, scan, PDF, or any other documents involved in the subscription process in your application.
This consent mechanism can apply to restaurants, auto service shops, large events (including sales conventions) or any other type of subscription involving a paper form (such as filling in a medical check-in form at a clinic, or signing a rental / employment agreement).
Note that paper forms can also apply for companies that can opt-in on behalf of their employees, if the company owns and pays for all the devices receiving messages from the campaign. Another valid use case is the Machine-to-Machine (M2M) use case, which may use this consent mechanism to describe the application.
In addition to the documents, please provide details on the circumstances in which a subscriber would be filling in the form, signing the contract or finding information about your campaign on a flier.
Important information:
Please ensure that the Call-to-Action (CTA) on your documents contains the following legal mentions:
- The pricing disclosure
- The message frequency disclosure
- The opt-out and help instructions
- A link to your brand's privacy policy
- A link to your brand's terms & conditions
- Optional: the carrier disclaimer (refer to section 2.5.4 for more details)
When the document linked is a paper form, contract, or document that is being filled in by the subscriber, a confirmation that the subscriber consents to joining the campaign should be visible. A checkbox would be a valid way to confirm consent.
Make sure that the pricing disclosure, message frequency disclosure, opt-out and help instructions match the statements provided on your campaign message flow application.
Example of a compliant message flow for a point of sale / paper form consent model:
"Geri's Limo: Marketing campaign to give promotional codes to our loyal customers. Subscribers can fill in a form found in our taxis to join our loyalty scheme. Link to the form: http://www.dropbox.com/ABc1DEf23. Message frequency varies. Message and data rates may apply. Text HELP for assistance. Text STOP to opt-out. View our Privacy Policy: https://www.gerislimo.com/privacy and SMS Terms: https://www.gerislimo.com/terms"
Example of a compliant paper form:
Other
- Link to the relevant documents
- The 5W questions
Please provide a link to a picture, scan, PDF, or any other documents involved in the subscription process in your application. Ensure that the documents you link to your campaign message flow include the Call-to-Action (CTA).
Make sure to provide as many details as possible around the circumstances and way in which the consent is collected from the subscriber.
Important information:
Please ensure that the Call-to-Action (CTA) on your documents contains the following legal mentions:
- The pricing disclosure
- The message frequency disclosure
- The opt-out and help instructions
- A link to your brand's privacy policy
- A link to your brand's terms & conditions
- Optional: the carrier disclaimer (refer to section 2.5.4 for more details)
When applicable, make sure that the Call-to-Action provides a way to confirm consent from the subscriber.
Make sure that the pricing disclosure, message frequency disclosure, opt-out and help instructions match the statements provided on your campaign message flow application.
2.5.4 Link to privacy policy and terms & conditions
Please provide a link to both the privacy policy and terms & conditions of your brand. The terms & conditions should include a section pertaining to your SMS terms.
In order to register 10DLC campaigns, you must have SMS terms published on your website(s). The terms & conditions and privacy policy pages must be live (in production). Mock-ups can be submitted if the SMS language is not yet in production.
Privacy policy requirements
The privacy policy must be clear that the following elements -- relative to your 10DLC campaigns, will not be shared or sold to third parties:
- Opt-in consent data
- Mobile numbers
- Personal information data
Recommended verbiage to be added on your privacy policy:
“No mobile information will be shared with third parties/affiliates for marketing/promotional purposes. All the above categories exclude text messaging originator opt-in data and consent; this information will not be shared with any third parties."
Terms & conditions requirements
The SMS terms section of your terms & conditions must contain the following information:
- Company / brand names (including DBA names)
All the brand names known to your customers must be listed in the SMS terms
Example: "Geri's Limo, also known as "Geri Limousine Services, LLC"" - Program description
Provide details of each of your active messaging campaigns - Message frequency disclosure
How often can subscribers expect to receive messages?
"Message frequency varies" or "One message per request" - Pricing disclosure
"Message and data rates may apply" must be visible on the page - Description of the opt-out and help instructions (for each program, if different)
The instructions listed in your T&Cs must match the statements in your campaign message flow
Example: "Text STOP to opt-out" and "Text HELP for help" - Carrier disclaimer
"Carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages" must be visible on the page
Important information:
If you are unable to update your terms and conditions to include the carrier disclaimer, it can now be added to the campaign message flow as an alternative. Please note that in this scenario, all the relevant Calls-to-Action (online forms, paper forms, scripts etc.) and the campaign message flow must also include the carrier disclaimer.
Example of compliant SMS terms:
"Geri’s Limo, also known as "Geri Limousine Services, LLC" offers the following services over messages:
- A conversational campaign to be alerted of the arrival of your vehicle
- A marketing campaign to share promotional codes for our loyal customers
Message frequency varies. Message and data rates may apply. Text HELP to +1234567890 for help. Reply STOP to cancel. Carriers are not liable for any delays or undelivered messages."
2.6 Content attributes
When registering your 10DLC campaign, you can determine which keywords will be accepted from your subscribers to trigger an automated action related to the opt-in, opt-out or help flows.
To register multiple keywords, list all the keywords (separated by commas, without spaces):
Example: "START,Start,JOIN,Join"
2.6.1 Opt-in mechanism
All 10DLC campaigns must ensure that a proper consent mechanism is in place, and that subscribers have consented to receiving messages from the campaign.
If the campaign allows for a text-to-join opt-in (also known as SMS opt-in), you must provide the keyword(s) accepted to enroll new subscribers, as well as the first automated message subscribers will receive to confirm the subscription.
Important information:
Carriers require an opt-in message for all recurring campaigns. For non-recurring campaigns (e.g. Two-Factor Authentication -- 2FA), the opt-in message remains required when an SMS opt-in option is available to subscribers. This requirement means that for most campaigns, disregarding the opt-in mechanism (online form, paper form, SMS, etc.), the subscriber should receive the opt-in message to confirm their subscription to the campaign.
Opt-in keywords
Opt-in keywords are required when a text-to-join (or SMS opt-in) option is available to subscribers. When providing opt-in keywords, it is important to ensure that the keywords listed in the content attributes match those listed in your campaign's message flow.
Note that 10DLC campaigns do not have a dedicated section for subscriber re-opt-in. If you accept keywords such as "REJOIN" or "RESTART", please make sure to list those keywords in your opt-in keywords and understand that your campaign needs to list text-to-join as a consent mechanism as well as providing an opt-in message.
Opt-in message
Please note that the opt-in message is required for all recurring campaigns, as well as campaigns that allow for a text-to-join option (meaning any campaign that has opt-in keywords listed).
Important information:
The opt-in message must include the following information:
- Brand name
The brand name must appear exactly as described in your campaign message flow - Campaign description
A short description of the messages subscribers can expect - Message frequency disclosure
"Message frequency varies" or "One message per request" - Pricing disclosure
"Message & data rates may apply" - Opt-out and help instructions
"Reply HELP for help, STOP to opt-out"
Note: If your opt-in message is longer than 255 characters, you must ensure that all the legal mentions are sent in the first message segment.
Example of a compliant opt-in message:
"Geri's Limo: Welcome to our limousine service campaign. Msg frequency varies. Message & data rates may apply. Reply HELP for help, STOP to opt-out. Please visit www.gerislimo.com to access your account."
2.6.2 Opt-out mechanism
The opt-out mechanism is required for all 10DLC campaigns. If you have enabled our Opt-Out Assist feature, Vonage will handle inbound messages containing accepted opt-out keywords on your behalf, and send the corresponding opt-out message automatically.
Opt-out keywords
"STOP" is a mandatory opt-out keyword that must be accepted and acted upon for all 10DLC campaigns. If you would like to accept additional keywords, just add your own keywords after "STOP". Please be mindful of the risk of false positives in conversational campaigns, depending on your choice of keywords.
Example of acceptable keywords:
CANCEL, QUIT, END, UNSUBSCRIBE
Opt-out message
When a subscriber sends you an opt-out keyword, you are required to take action and ensure that the subscriber has been removed from your recipient list for this campaign.
You must then send a final message containing the following information:
- Brand name
- A confirmation of the removal of the subscriber from the campaign
- A confirmation that the subscriber "will no longer receive any further messages"
Example of a compliant opt-out message:
"Geri's Limo: You have successfully unsubscribed & will no longer receive any additional messages.”
[optional: “Text HELP for assistance or JOIN to rejoin."]
2.6.3 Help mechanism
The help mechanism is required for all 10DLC campaigns. If you have enabled our Opt-Out Assist feature, Vonage will handle inbound messages containing accepted help keywords on your behalf, and send the corresponding help message automatically.
Help keywords
"HELP" is a mandatory keyword that must be accepted and acted upon for all 10DLC campaigns. If you would like to accept additional keywords, just add your own keywords after "HELP". Please be mindful of the risk of false positives in conversational campaigns, depending on your choice of keywords.
Example of acceptable keywords:
HELP, SUPPORT, ASSISTANCE, SOS, INFO
Help message
When a subscriber sends you a help keyword, you are required to reply an automated message containing the following information:
- Brand name
- A phone number, email address or link to a customer care or support page
- Recommended: opt-out instructions
Example of a compliant help message:
“Geri’s Limo: For support, please visit www.gerislimo.com/support, or contact us at care@gerislimo.com, or call 1-123-456-7890.”
Note that you will need to enable the "embedded link" feature on your 10DLC campaign if you add a URL in your help message (even if this is the only message that will contain a URL). Check section 2.8.1 for more details.
2.7 Sample messages
All messaging traffic originating from a number linked to a 10DLC campaign must follow certain rules, and comply with the CTIA Guidelines.
When registering your campaign, you must provide examples of the messages that will be sent to subscribers. This allows Vonage and the carriers to confirm that the use case matches the traffic, and to identify possible instances of violations if the traffic diverges from the declared use case.
Important update:
A minimum of two sample messages are now required for all campaign use cases, or a minimum of one sample message per use case (if greater than two). 2FA campaigns are not impacted and continue to require one sample message. This change is introduced to reduce the risk of carriers blocking your messaging traffic. Check the table below to understand your situation:
|
Campaign Use case |
Selected Sub-use cases |
Required Sample messages |
| 2FA | N/a | 1 |
| All other use cases | - | 2 |
| 1 | 2 | |
| 2 | 2 | |
| 3 | 3 | |
| 4 | 4 | |
| 5 | 5 |
Note that in some circumstances, the carriers may require additional sample messages for a specific brand, for a specific use case, this information will be returned when calling the use case qualification endpoint.
Important information:
- Provide at least two sample messages for each campaign (or one for 2FA campaigns)
- You must provide at least one sample message per sub-use cases selected (if applicable)
- Ensure the brand name is included in the messages
- Add the opt-out instructions in at least one sample message
- Avoid using templated messages
- MMS messages are enabled on all 10DLC campaigns
You must provide at least two sample messages for every campaigns (except 2FA). When registering campaigns which includes sub-use cases, you must ensure to provide at least one sample message for each use-case selected. For 2FA campaigns, only one sample message is required. You can have up to five sample messages on your 10DLC campaign application.
It is required that all your messages start with the brand name listed in your campaign's message flow. For conversational use cases, only the first message should include the brand name, subsequent messages for the same interaction on the same day are exempted.
It is also required to add the opt-out instructions to all your sample messages. CTIA guidelines recommend that subscribers receive the opt-out instructions at the end of a message from campaigns at least once a month, or whenever the message character count allows it.
Templated messages are not advised as they can be rejected by carriers. Instead of:
“Dear [customer name], your order [order number] has been received. Text STOP to opt-out."
Write: "Dear Alex, your order 12345 has been received. Text STOP to opt-out."
Note that every 10DLC campaign serviced by Vonage is MMS enabled. We do not currently allow customers to attach media sample messages to their 10DLC campaigns, but be assured that this will not impact your campaign in any way.
For more information on the traffic compliance requirement for 10DLC, please check this article.
Example of a compliant sample message:
“Geri’s Limo: Your next limousine has been booked and is on its way. Reply STOP to stop receiving notifications.”
2.8 Campaign features
10DLC campaign features allow Vonage and the carriers to identify campaigns that will send traffic flagged as high risk. Bad traffic usually includes spam / phishing or illegal contents. Traffic monitoring systems are more likely to flag and block your traffic if you have not properly enabled those features.
2.8.1 Embedded links
If you plan to send URL links within your messaging traffic at any point during your campaign lifetime, make sure to enable this feature.
Note that failing to do so will result in any traffic sent from the numbers linked to this campaign containing a URL to be at a high risk of being blocked. Vonage or the carriers may suspend campaigns that continue sending traffic containing URLs when this feature is not enabled.
Important information:
- Public URL shorteners (such as bitly and tinyurl) are prohibited on the entire 10DLC network
- Custom branded URL shorteners are permitted
- This feature must be enabled even if you are only sending a URL in the automated help message
2.8.2 Embedded phone numbers
If you plan to share phone numbers within your messaging traffic at any point during your campaign lifetime, make sure to enable this feature.
Note that if you only send a phone number in your automated help message, you are not required to enable this feature.
2.8.3 Age gated
If you plan to send traffic that is age restricted, you are required to enable this feature.
Note that SHAFT content is prohibited on the 10DLC network. This include:
- Sexual content
- Harmful content
- Alcohol & Drugs related content
- Firearms related content
- Tobacco & Vaping related content
2.8.4 Direct lending
Please enable this feature if you are sending traffic related to financial products as a direct lender.
2.9 10DLC terms & conditions
At the end of the campaign registration, you are required to accept the terms & conditions of 10DLC. Those terms are dynamically provided by The Campaign Registry (TCR), and may be updated at any time.
Note that Vonage reserves the right to terminate any non-compliant brand or campaign without notice.
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