Singapore sender ID registration frequently asked questions - AWS End User Messaging SMS

Singapore sender ID registration frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about the Singapore sender ID number registration process with AWS End User Messaging SMS.

To check if you own a Singapore sender ID

  1. Open the AWS End User Messaging SMS console at https://console.aws.amazon.com/sms-voice/.

  2. In the navigation pane, under Configurations, choose Sender ID.

  3. On the Sender IDs page, you can search by two letter country code SG to find if you have any Singapore sender IDs.

While a typical review takes 1 – 3 weeks, it can take up to 5 weeks or longer in some cases to verify your information with government agencies.

A UEN is a Singapore business ID issued by Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Agency (ACRA). Local companies and businesses in Singapore can get a UEN by applying through ACRA. Once you pass through the registration and standard incorporation procedure, it will be issued. You can apply for a UEN with ACRA via Bizfile.

Yes. If you haven't registered your Singapore Sender ID any message sent using a Sender ID will likely have its ID changed to LIKELY-SCAM

Follow the directions at Create a new registration using the AWS End User Messaging SMS console to register a Sender ID.

Follow the directions at Check a registration's status in AWS End User Messaging SMS to check your registration and status.

You will need to provide your companies address, a business contact, and a use case. You can find the required information at Create a new registration using the AWS End User Messaging SMS console.

If your registration is rejected, its status will be changed to Requires Updates and you can make updates by following the directions in Edit a registration in AWS End User Messaging SMS.

The IAM user/role that you use to visit the AWS End User Messaging SMS console must be enabled with the “sms-voice:*” permission.

Yes. For more information on sender ID formatting rules, see Considerations for a sender ID.