Please note that even though a carrier is supported, Short Code messaging capabilities may not be enabled for all end users' plans.
United States:
US Short Codes can deliver SMS messages to the following mobile phone carriers in the United States:
Major carriers:
AT&T, Verizon Wireless, Sprint, and T-Mobile USA.
Minor carriers:
Indigo Wireless
MetroPCS
Bluegrass Cellular
Illinois Valley Cellular
Viaero Wireless
Pine Belt
GCI Communications
Nex Tech Communications
Shelcomm
Duet Wireless
Inland Cellular
James Valley Cellular (JVC)
Standing Rock Telecom
Cross Wireless
Northwest Missouri Cellular
Alaska Communications Systems (ACS)
Thumb Cellular
Carolina West Wireless
Union Telephone
MTPCS Cellular One (Cellone Nation)
Cordova
Copper Valley Telecom
ASTAC
Rural Independent Network Alliance (RINA)
West Central Wireless
Chat Mobility
SouthernLINC
Panhandle Wireless
Cellcom
Truphone
Google Voice
United Wireless
bandwidth.com (includes Republic Wireless)
Altice Mobile
Atlantic Tele-Network International (ATNI)
Brightlink
Inteliquent
Aerialink
Blue Wireless
Chariton Valley Cellular
Digital Communications Consulting
TextMe
Pioneer Cellular
East Kentucky Network (Appalachian Wireless)
Limitless Mobile
Cellular One of N.E. Arizona
Nemont US UMTS
Nemont CDMA
MTA Wireless/Matanuska Kenai
Pine Cellular
Triangle Wireless
Telnyx
Enflick
C Spire Wireless (aka Cellular South)
Virgin Mobile
Boost Mobile
United States Cellular Corp
MMS-enabled US Short Codes are able to deliver MMS messages to the following mobile phone carriers:
AT&T, Verizon Wireless, Sprint, and T-Mobile. Newer Short Codes can also deliver MMS on US Cellular, please check with support to see if it is supported on your short code.
Puerto Rico:
Local Puerto Rico carriers Claro and PR Wireless are not reachable using Short Codes. Puerto Rico users on AT&T, T-Mobile or Sprint may receive short code SMS from a US short code, however delivery is not guaranteed. Short code SMS to Verizon is not supported in Puerto Rico.
Deprecated carriers:
The following carriers have recently been deprecated industry-wide. Nextel was purchased by Sprint in 2008 and the Nextel services were deprecated in 2013. Nextel customers are now Sprint or Boost customers. The remaining parts of Alltel (Allied Wireless) were purchased by AT&T in 2013 and were brought completely under the AT&T brand in 2015. Cincinnati Bell Wireless ceased offering short code provisioning in February 2015 and all short codes that were previously live on CBW have been deprovisioned on that carrier.
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