SMS for Malaysia's banks, marketplaces and delivery apps.
Malaysians bank, shop and order food on their phones, and every one of those actions ends in a text: a TAC code, a parcel update, a rider on the way. Send them to +60 numbers from one API and one dashboard.
- REST API with idempotency keys
- Mix countries in one send
- Cost shown before sending
Who sends SMS in Malaysia
The sectors in Malaysia where a text is part of the job: it confirms, verifies or reminds, and the day runs late without it.
Banks and e-wallets
TAC codes, login alerts and transfer confirmations for online banking and e-wallet users.
Marketplaces and online sellers
Order confirmations, shipping updates and sale announcements for shoppers on marketplaces and brand stores.
Food and parcel delivery
Rider on the way, parcel at the hub and failed-delivery notices sent straight from the dispatch system.
Private hospitals and clinics
Appointment reminders, lab results ready and follow-up visits for patients in the Klang Valley, Penang and Johor.
Ride-hailing and travel
Driver assigned, booking confirmations and schedule changes for riders and travellers.
Universities and tuition centres
Class schedules, fee reminders and exam results to students and parents.
Three ways to send
SMS Broadcast
One text to every number in Malaysia on your list. Paste the numbers, review the count and cost, send.
Learn moreSMS Campaigns
One-time or recurring sends to contact groups with numbers in Malaysia, personalized with each contact's own details.
Learn moreDeveloper API
Send to Malaysia from your backend with Bearer auth, one response shape, idempotency keys and webhook messages.
Learn moreOne POST to reach Malaysia.
Pass the +60 number in the mobiles field and you get a batch ID and the credits deducted back in the same response. Add an idempotency key so a retry after a timeout never sends twice.
- Authorization: Bearer zg_live_... on every request
- Every reply is { success, data, error }. Branch on error.code.
- Send history and campaign status endpoints to confirm outcomes
- Webhook messages for stores, CRMs and booking systems with no code on our side
curl -X POST https://api.sms-broadcast.smsphilippines.com/ \
-H "Authorization: Bearer zg_live_..." \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"mobiles": "+60123456789",
"message": "Your TradeHub verification code is 482913. It expires in 5 minutes.",
"sender_name": "TRADEHUB"
}'
# Response
{ "success": true, "data": { "batch_id": "9c2b…", "queued_count": 1, "credits_deducted": 1 }, "error": null }What a text from Malaysia's businesses looks like
Plain text, no emojis, written the way it arrives. Brands and people are fictional.
KITABANK
Verified business
LAJUPOS
Verified business
SEHATCLINIC
Verified business
Before you send in Malaysia
- Malaysian mobile numbers start with +60 1; drop the leading 0 from local formats like 012-345 6789.
- Marketing texts need prior consent under Malaysia's PDPA. Keep a record of when each contact opted in and offer a way to opt out.
- Malay and English deliver as standard GSM text (160 characters per segment). Chinese or Tamil characters switch the message to Unicode, which lowers the limit to about 70.
Sending to Malaysia for your own clients or users?
The same account, API keys, contacts and reports cover every destination on our list, whether you resell traffic, send from an app or run teams in several countries.
SMS providers and resellers
Add Malaysia to the destinations you offer your own clients. Route their traffic through one REST API with a single response shape, idempotency keys for safe retries and a separate API key for every member of your organization.
- One endpoint for Philippine and international numbers
- Batch IDs and send history per request
- Rotate or revoke keys without downtime
App and platform teams
Trigger verification codes, order updates and account alerts to users in Malaysia straight from your backend, or from any system that can call a webhook URL.
- Plain text that delivers cleanly
- Retry safely with idempotency keys
- Readable error codes to branch on
Multinational businesses
Run one account for teams and customers in several countries. Organizations, roles, per-member credit limits and reports by sender and by person keep spending and activity visible to managers.
- Shared contacts and templates
- Credit limits per team member
- Reports by sender name and by person
Sending to Malaysia in four steps
- 1
Create an API key or open the dashboard
Developers get keys from the Developer page, one per organization member. Everyone else can send from SMS Broadcast or SMS Campaigns without writing code.
- 2
Use the full international number
Numbers in Malaysia carry the +60 country code, like +60 12 345 6789. Mix them with other countries in the same list or contact group.
- 3
Write plain text
Type it, pick a template or let AI draft it. Insert each contact's own details with one click in campaigns.
- 4
Send, schedule or automate
Send a broadcast now, schedule a one-time or recurring campaign, or trigger texts from your own system with the API or a webhook URL.
Questions about sending to Malaysia
Use the full international number with the +60 country code, for example +60 12 345 6789. Pass it in the mobiles field of the Broadcast API, paste it into SMS Broadcast in the dashboard, or save it to a contact group for SMS Campaigns.
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