Startup DLT Messaging Registration
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I’m completing the Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) onboarding required by TRAI so my startup can send service messages through BSNL. All business details are ready; what remains is the actual registration workflow on BSNL’s DLT portal, securing an approved sender header, and uploading service-message templates that comply with current regulations.
Here’s what the finished job looks like:
• BSNL DLT account fully set up in my company’s name, including KYC verification.
• Sender header (Sender ID) approved and visible in the portal.
• At least one service-message template approved and mapped to the header.
• Confirmation screenshots or PDF proofs showing “Registered/Approved” status for each of the above.
Familiarity with Indian telecom compliance, BSNL’s UI, and typical KYC document formatting will keep this moving quickly. Once those four items are in place, I can take over day-to-day campaign management.
Here’s what the finished job looks like:
• BSNL DLT account fully set up in my company’s name, including KYC verification.
• Sender header (Sender ID) approved and visible in the portal.
• At least one service-message template approved and mapped to the header.
• Confirmation screenshots or PDF proofs showing “Registered/Approved” status for each of the above.
Familiarity with Indian telecom compliance, BSNL’s UI, and typical KYC document formatting will keep this moving quickly. Once those four items are in place, I can take over day-to-day campaign management.
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