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Compliance

Overview

Goal: Ensure your brand and campaigns meet carrier and messaging compliance requirements so your messages send smoothly and without interruption. Estimated Time: 10–15 minutes


What This Covers

  • Why compliance matters

  • Brand registration (10DLC overview)

  • Campaign registration process

  • Message content requirements

  • How to avoid rejections


⚖️ Why Compliance Matters

All mobile operators require registration. This verifies who you are and what you’re sending — helping protect customers from spam and keeping your campaigns trusted and deliverable.

💡 Compliance = protection. It ensures your brand’s messages are verified, approved, and reliably delivered.


🏢 Step 1: Brand Registration

Goal: Verify your business identity with mobile operators.

What You’ll Need

  • Legal business name and DBA (if applicable)

  • Employer Identification Number (EIN or tax ID)

  • Full business address and phone number

  • Live website (matching your business name and domain)

  • Privacy Policy and Terms of Service

  • An example of how customers will opt-in to your messaging (e.g. QR code, script, text xxxx)

How It Works

  1. Your Customer Success Manager will share a secure form to collect your brand details.

  2. nativeMsg submits your brand for registration

  3. Once approved, your brand receives a brand ID — this is required for all message campaigns.

💬 We’ll notify you when your brand is verified.


🧾 Step 2: Message Content Requirements

Carriers require certain message elements to ensure transparency and compliance. These are examples. Removing any of these defaults will result in your messaging capabilities being turned off by mobile operators.

Requirement
Description
Example

Brand Identification

Clearly identify your company name

“Thanks for signing up with nativeMsg!”

Opt-In Language

Make sure recipients explicitly agree to receive messages

“Reply YES to receive updates.”

Opt-Out Option

Must include a way to stop messages

“Reply STOP to opt out.”

HELP Command

Must include an info response

“Reply HELP for assistance.”

Link Transparency

Avoid public shorteners (bit.ly, tinyurl)

Use your verified domain link instead

Privacy Policy

Include working URL

www.yourcompany.com/privacy

Terms of Service

Include working URL

www.yourcompany.com/tos

We’ll help you review and approve these before launch.


🧠 Common Reasons for Rejection

Issue
Why It Happens
How to Fix

Missing brand details

Business info incomplete

Double-check EIN/tax ID and address

Mismatched URLs

Domain doesn’t match brand name

Use company domain (not generic)

No STOP/HELP response

Message flow incomplete

Contact support@nativemsg.com

Shortened links

Public redirectors discouraged

Use full URL


🧩 Step 3: Ongoing Compliance Tips

🔄 Compliance isn’t one-and-done — here’s how to stay in good standing.

  • Always get explicit opt-in from users before sending messages

  • Include your brand name in every outbound message

  • Update campaign details if your use case changes

  • Keep Privacy Policy and Terms links live and accurate


✅ Checklist


💡 We’re here to make compliance simple and successful — so you can launch fast and stay approved.

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