Peru
What you need to send to Peru on each channel: what is asked for, who files it, how long it takes and what happens if your sender isn't approved.
What this country needs
SMS
- Nothing extra to do: creating your sender is enough.
- Without an approved registration — Messages still go out and are still billed, but delivery is best-effort: the operator may change your sender or filter the message.
RCS
- What they ask for — Proof of consent
- Who acts — You sign the paperwork and return it to us.
- Have this ready — An explanation of where and how you collect the phone number; The specific event that triggers each kind of message
- Without an approved registration — Nothing is sent to this country until the registration is approved.
Peru reviews consent in more detail than other markets. Saying where and how you collect the number isn't enough: you have to state which action or event produces each message.
- Authentication or OTP — the screen where the user enters the phone number and the action that requests the code.
- Transactional — where the number came from and which service event generates the message, such as an order confirmation or a status change.
- Promotional — the express consent, and the campaign, automation or condition that starts the send.
- Mixed use — describe the consent and the trigger for each kind separately.
If what you provide isn't enough, we'll ask you to complete it before filing the registration.