DLT Telecom Compliance (India)
DLT (Distributed Ledger Technology) Compliance is the mandatory blockchain regulatory framework established by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) requiring commercial SMS senders to register Principal Entity IDs, sender headers, and content templates.
Extended Definition
To combat unsolicited commercial communication (UCC) and telecom spam in India, TRAI mandated that all business entities register on telecom operator DLT portals (such as Jio, Airtel, Vodafone Idea, BSNL). Every SMS dispatched must include a registered Principal Entity (PE) ID, match an approved Sender Header (e.g., CAPENG), and strictly align with pre-approved static and variable content templates (CT IDs).
How It Works
CapEngage features a built-in DLT Management Console. Senders configure their PE ID, map their 6-character sender headers, and store approved template hashes. When an SMS campaign or OTP is dispatched, CapEngage attaches the required telecom metadata parameters via SMPP pipelines, ensuring 100% instant carrier clearance without drops.
Why It Matters for Enterprise Teams
Non-compliant SMS traffic is immediately rejected and scrubbed by Indian telecom operators. Proper DLT automation ensures reliable, unblocked dispatches for promotional broadcasts and critical transactional OTPs.
Autonomous Execution in CapEngage
CapEngage integrates directly with all Indian DLT portals, providing seamless header mapping, variable format validation, and sub-800ms OTP deliverability at transparent rates (₹0.18/segment).
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