Paytm is India's mainstream wallet payment, online shopping, and life service super APP. A large number of foreign trade merchants, cross-border e-commerce, and financial service providers rely on Indian numbers to develop customers. If Paytm registration status is not verified in advance, there will be a series of problems such as promotion failure, account risk control, budget waste, and compliance restrictions:
The number pool is mixed with a large number of unregistered users, and private messaging and product promotion are all ineffective.
Frequent marketing of invalid numbers can easily trigger Paytm risk control and restrict message sending permissions
Global blind investment disperses marketing resources, and customer acquisition costs remain high.
Manual verification of Paytm activation status is inefficient and cannot keep up with the pace of bulk customer expansion.
Indiscriminate mass messaging violates India’s DPDP Privacy Act and faces the risk of punishment
