Before you start sending SMS messages to Panama, please ensure that you understand the regulations around messaging in the country. All programs are required to be compliant with the applicable laws. Please contact our support team if you are unsure about any of these regulations.

Restrictions:

  1. DND List (Do Not Disturb): No
  2. Time Restrictions: No
  3. International vs. Local Split: No
    • Local Traffic: Not applicable
    • International Traffic: Not applicable
  4. General Content Restrictions:
    • Prohibited: spam, political, religious, or adult content.
  5. Content Registration: No
  6. Opt-out Instructions: Not specified
  7. Sender ID Regulations:
    • Alpha sender ID is dynamic, no registration is required.
  8. Sender ID Documentation: No
  9. Country Supports MNP (Mobile Number Portability): Not applicable

These regulations are designed to ensure compliance with messaging laws in Panama.

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