Industries / Telecom Operators

Your network. Your A2P revenue. Keep both.

Operators sit at the end of every SMS — and lose the most when grey routes, fake DLRs and unbilled traffic slip through. Yakugate gives the telecom sector a carrier-grade A2P hub: enterprise intake, firewalling, rating and reconciliation-ready records, deployed inside the network on your own infrastructure.

SMS firewall controls57,837 seg/s peakReconciliation-ready recordsOn-prem, in-network
Use Cases

What telecom operators do with Yakugate.

Protect A2P termination revenue

Grey-route and spam detection, sender-ID abuse and spoofing controls, flooding protection and content policy — the SMS firewall layer stops bypass traffic from eroding your official A2P rates. Core controls ship in the engine; carrier-scale firewalling comes via partners.

A national A2P hub in front of your SMSC

Terminate enterprise and aggregator traffic over SMPP or HTTP, screen it through the 18-stage pipeline, and forward to your SMSC with per-account bind caps, TPS control and windowing your network team configures.

Records built for reconciliation

Every message, receipt and charge lands in tenant-month partitioned records with append-only ledgers — the Customer → Platform → Network → Billing chain your revenue-assurance team reconciles, with nothing mutable in between.

HLR and portability-aware routing

Built-in HLR lookups resolve MCC/MNC with ported-number awareness before routing, so on-net and off-net traffic split correctly and interconnect partners get only what belongs to them.

Enterprise onboarding at operator scale

Company → account hierarchy, sender-ID management, template enforcement and per-country content rules — provision an enterprise, its limits and its compliance profile as configuration.

Interconnect with everything

SMPP 3.4 in both directions, HTTP APIs for modern enterprises, config-driven adapters for legacy SOAP/XML systems — and SS7/SIGTRAN signaling access through distribution partners.

See it working today.

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