Reach global users from one platform
From OTP delivery and member campaigns to voice notifications and AI model access, Yuexin International provides SMS, RCS, Voice, OTT, eSIM, and AI API capabilities for global business.
Do these global communication issues slow you down?
We have served 20,000+ businesses and solved these challenges in real production environments.
Fragmented suppliers
SMS, voice, and OTT often sit with different vendors, fragmenting contracts, reconciliation, and technical operations.
Hard-to-control compliance risk
Messaging regulations and template-review rules differ by country. A single violation can trigger route suspension or penalties.
Unstable reach and delivery
Route quality varies, and peak-hour latency, complaints, and delivery drops directly affect experience and conversion.
Why 20,000+ businesses choose Yuexin International
More than a route supplier, we are a long-term partner for global communications.
One platform, six channels
Unify SMS, RCS, Voice, OTT, eSIM, and AI API access, reducing contract, integration, and billing complexity.
14 years in communications
Since 2012, we have served 20,000+ customers and learned the compliance, reach, and localization needs behind enterprise messaging.
Enterprise-grade stability and compliance
Template review, rate controls, and data isolation help teams meet GDPR, local telecom rules, and industry requirements.
Built for global expansion
Our resources, technical documentation, and support are designed for teams expanding into Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Europe, North America, and beyond.
Six products for every communication scenario
Reach users across countries, devices, and preferred channels from one platform.
International SMS
Deliver OTPs, transaction notifications, and marketing messages to users worldwide through enterprise-grade API access, template review, delivery receipts, and smart routing.
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AI API Access Platform
Use one API endpoint for GLM-5.1, MiniMax-M2.7, Qwen3.6-Max-Preview, and other leading China-based models. OpenAI SDK compatibility lets developers switch models with controlled usage-based billing.
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5G RCS Messaging
Show brand logos, rich cards, and interactive buttons inside the native SMS inbox without requiring an app download, making it useful for member marketing and service notifications.
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International Voice
When SMS cannot reach users, voice is a reliable fallback for OTP calls, outbound notifications, and TTS in high-sensitivity scenarios such as risk control and account security.
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OTT Messaging
Connect WhatsApp, LINE, Telegram, Viber, and other major social channels through one API for verification, notifications, and support interactions.
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Travel SIM / eSIM
Offer ready-to-use cross-border data connectivity for outbound travelers and business trips, with physical SIM and eSIM options plus white-label and member-benefit programs.
Learn moreGet connected in four steps
From consultation to launch, a dedicated team supports onboarding in as little as one week.
Discuss requirements
Share target markets, use cases, and expected scale so our solution team can respond quickly.
Design the solution
We recommend the right channel mix and integration model based on industry and compliance needs.
Integrate APIs
API documentation, SDKs, and technical support help your team complete integration and joint testing.
Launch and optimize
After launch, we provide operations support, monitoring, and route optimization for stable growth.
Find the right path for your role
We provide targeted resources for enterprise customers, developers, aggregators, and channel partners.
Global expansion teams
Expanding internationally? See how SMS, voice, and OTT channels help e-commerce, finance, travel, and other teams reach global users.
View industry solutionsDevelopers and AI teams
Need GLM, MiniMax, Qwen, or other China-based foundation models? Use one OpenAI-compatible API with usage-based billing, key management, and monitoring.
Explore AI APIOverseas aggregators
Looking for China-market routes? We provide high-quality SMS and voice routes for Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan.
Explore partnership modelsChannel partners
Embed travel SIM and eSIM products into travel, MVNO, and benefits platforms with white-label, API, and revenue-share models.
Explore channel partnershipsTrusted by teams using Yuexin International
From internet platforms and airlines to financial institutions and emerging global brands, 20,000+ businesses rely on our communications capabilities.
Global compliance, handled with context
Communication rules vary by market, and one violation can disrupt routes or create penalties. We track regulatory changes so your team can expand with confidence.
Egypt tightens promotional call identity enforcement
This matters for teams running SMS, outbound voice, OTP fallback, and callback workflows across the Middle East because Egypt is moving promotional communications compliance beyond mere contact activity into registration, identity display, and complaint traceability. Egypt’s NTRA announced that from August 24, 2026, mobile devices used for promotional calls in breach of the rules may be technically disconnected, while businesses are expected to register their numbers and the type of promotional activity with telecom operators.
Canada Expands Blocking Rules
This matters for CPaaS providers, carrier-partnership teams, and compliance owners delivering OTP, account alerts, customer care messages, and multi-channel notifications into Canada because anti-phishing controls are now tied more directly to telecom delivery infrastructure. On June 18, 2026, the CRTC expanded its network-level blocking framework to permit additional blocking methods against malware and phishing, while imposing a five-business-day complaint resolution expectation and more explicit disclosure duties around privacy, third-party providers, and blocking operations.
EU AI chat disclosure rules take effect
For teams running OTT support, in-app messaging, AI chat assistants, and account-help flows in Europe, this matters because telling users they are interacting with AI is now a legal compliance issue, not just a UX choice. On July 20, 2026, the European Commission published implementation guidelines for Article 50 of the AI Act. The transparency obligations started to apply on August 2, 2026, alongside supporting materials on labelling and machine-readable marking of AI-generated content.
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