India (+91) Country Calling Code & SMS Guide
Complete engineering reference for phone numbering formats, domestic trunk prefixes, cellular mobile operator allocations, and regulatory A2P SMS requirements in India.
Telephony Architecture & Carrier Allocations
A2P Messaging Regulations & Firewall Policies
Not applicable. Governed by TRAI Telecom Commercial Communications Customer Preference Regulations (TCCCPR).
Supported as 6-character alphabetic headers for transactional traffic. Strictly requires registration on carrier DLT (Distributed Ledger Technology) platforms.
Supported via registered long codes (10 digits) or virtual mobile numbers.
GSM-7 for Latin text; UCS-2 for Devanagari and regional Indian scripts.
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Frequently Asked Questions for India
What is the international calling code for India?
India's country calling code is +91. Mobile numbers consist of 10 digits starting with 6, 7, 8, or 9.
What is TRAI DLT registration for sending SMS to India?
TRAI mandates that all commercial entities register their business identity, sender headers, and message content templates on a blockchain-based DLT platform with Indian carriers before sending A2P messages.