This command can be used to send text messages to an individual with a one-time password. To validate the OTP with Textlocal, see the otp_challenge API call
https://api.txtlocal.com/otp_send/
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Caution: Some users opt to place their request inside a code loop, while testing we highly recommend setting the test parameter to true, as occasionally an infinite loop can occur and users can consume all their credits very quickly.
sender | Use this field to specify the sender name for your message. This must be at least 3 characters in length but no longer than 11 alphanumeric characters or 13 numeric characters. |
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message | The message content that prefixes the OTP. This parameter should be no longer than 760 characters. See Helpful Information for message length details. The message also must be URL Encoded to support symbols like &. |
Login Parameters (Additional Information) | |
apiKey | You can create these in your Messenger Control Panel (click here) for each application, and limit the usage of them by host IP Address. |
numbers | The mobile number to receive the OTP in international format (i.e. 447123456789). |
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Error Codes | |
4 | No recipients specified. |
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5 | No message content. |
6 | Message too long. |
7 | Insufficient credits. |
32 | Invalid number format. |
43 | Invalid sender name. |
44 | No sender name specified. |
51 | No valid numbers specified. |
Warning Codes | 3 | Invalid number. |
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