Short Code - Supported Carriers

Here you will find a global list of carriers that can support short code messages. See Telnyx guidance and requirements.

If you are interested in using a short code through our network, please submit a request here: https://portal.telnyx.com/#/messaging-short-code

Please note: Short-Codes are country-specific. This means that if you are using a short code that is registered in the United States, for example, only in-country traffic can be delivered to other United States numbers.

List of Carriers that Support Short Code

This list is subject to change and may be updated occasionally.

Carrier Name
ACS Wireless
Aerialink
Aio Wireless
Aliant (Canada)
Alltel (Pre-Verizon Merger)
Altice Mobile
Appalachian Wireless
ASTAC
AT&T
ATNI
Bandwidth
Bell Mobility (Canada)
Bluegrass Wireless
Boost IDEN
Brightlink
Carolina West
CellCom
Cellular One Nation
Cellular One Northeast Arizona
Cellular South
Chariton Valley
Chat Mobility
Claro (Puerto Rico)
Copper Valley
Cordova Wireless
Cross Wireless
Digital Communications Consulting
Dobson
Duet
Eastlink Wireless (Canada)
Enflick
Fido (Canada)
First Point (1st Point)
GCI Communications
Google Voice
GTA
Illinois Valley Cellular
IMMIX/Limitless Wireless
Indigo Wireless
Inland Cellular
Inteliquent
International Number
IT&E
James Valley Cellular
Moblicity (Canada)
MTS Mobility (Canada)
Nemont (Sagebrush PCS)
Nextech Wireless
NorthernTel (Canada)
Northwestern Missouri Cellular
Open Mobile (Puerto Rico)
Panhandle Telecommunications
Pine Belt Cellular
Pine Cellular
Pinger
Pioneer Cellular
Plivo
Public Mobile (Canada)
RINA Wireless
Ring Central
Rogers Wireless (Canada)
Sagebrush Cellular
SaskTel Mobility (Canada)
SouthernLINC
Sprint Nextel (CDMA)
Sprint Nextel (IDEN)
SSi Micro (Canada)
Standing Rock
T-Mobile
Telebec (Canada)
Telnyx
Telus Mobility (Canada)
Textme
Thumb Cellular
Triangle Mobile
Truphone
TSG Global “Flextalk”
U.S. Cellular
UK Carrier
Unicel
Union Cellular
United Wireless
US Carrier
Verizon Wireless
Viaero Wireless
Videotron (Canada)
Virgin Mobile
Virgin Mobile (Canada)
Viya
West Central Wireless
Wind Mobile (Canada)
Zip Whip

What are short codes used for?

Short codes refer to short numerical codes used to send and receive SMS and MMS messages. They're especially useful for businesses and organizations to conduct marketing campaigns, alerts, and two-factor authentication due to their memorability and capability to handle high message volumes.

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