Wholesale messaging and connectivity
PINHAN GROUP is a wholesale carrier for A2P SMS and eSIM connectivity. We buy routes directly from operators, publish what they actually deliver, and staff the desk that answers when something breaks.
Our services
Messaging and connectivity sold wholesale, and the software companies run on.
We do not sell voice. Running a short list is why we can answer a detailed question about any of them.
Operator-direct messaging
Profiles for travel, devices and MVNOs
Digital systems for companies
Global coverage
Published floors rather than best-case averages. A route that falls below its floor is withdrawn and re-sourced, not explained away.
| Region | Direct connections | Route type | Deliverability floor | eSIM |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Western Europe | 11 | Direct to operator | 99.0% | Available |
| Middle East | 9 | Direct to operator | 97.1% | Available |
| North America | 6 | Registered short and toll-free | 98.6% | Available |
| Central Asia and Caucasus | 7 | Direct to operator | 95.8% | Available |
| North Africa | 5 | Direct and aggregated | 94.2% | Available |
| South and Southeast Asia | 8 | Direct and aggregated | 93.5% | Available |
Floors are contractual minimums per destination, reviewed monthly. Ask for the current per-country deck before you commit volume.
Why PINHAN
What a partner moving live traffic needs: routes that are what they say, numbers that can be checked, and people who answer.
For every destination we can tell you whether the route is direct, who terminates it, and what happens to your sender ID on the way.
Delivery receipts arrive as the operator issued them. We do not synthesise a DLR to make a report look better than the traffic was.
Operations are staffed around the clock and escalation reaches an engineer who can change a route, not an agent who can open a ticket.
Sender ID registration, local content rules and A2P declarations are completed before traffic starts, so campaigns are not filtered a week in.
Messaging and eSIM settle on the same agreement and the same invoice, which matters when one team owns both the app and the devices.
Prepay, weekly settlement or net terms, set against the traffic you actually send rather than a tier you have to grow into.
Get started
Onboarding is four steps and usually takes under two weeks. Most of that time is regulatory, not technical.
Country list, message type and monthly estimate. That is enough for a rate deck.
Real routes, so you measure delivery yourself instead of trusting a sample report.
Per-market registration for messaging, or plan definition for eSIM. This step sets the timeline.
A route engineer and an operations contact by name, plus the escalation path for nights.