About Sinch

Sinch is a leading cloud communications provider that specializes in delivering comprehensive messaging, voice, and email solutions designed to enhance customer engagement. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, Sinch enables businesses to connect with their customers through a variety of channels, including SMS, MMS, RCS, WhatsApp, and voice calls. The platform offers a robust suite of APIs that facilitate user verification, omnichannel campaigns, and personalized messaging at scale. With a focus on reliability and security, Sinch operates a global Super Network that ensures high-quality communication experiences for over 150,000 businesses worldwide, including major brands like Google and Uber.

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https://sinch.com/

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