What AppLink handles, so you can focus on the product

Building a paid mobile service from scratch means solving problems that have nothing to do with your idea: an operator agreement, a billing integration, consent records, renewals, settlement. AppLink exists so that you solve none of them. Here is what the platform does on your behalf, and the part that stays yours.

Reach, in one integration

One account and one set of APIs reach every Banglalink subscriber, more than 38 million people, on any handset and with nationwide coverage. You do not negotiate with an operator or connect to a messaging centre; you provision an app.

Billing and settlement

Banglalink charges subscribers on their mobile account and settles your revenue share automatically. There is no payment gateway, no merchant account and no invoicing on your side.

Consent and verification

The OTP API generates a code, delivers it to the subscriber and validates it with a single call. Codes are valid for five minutes, and verifying one activates the subscription. CaaS charges are approved the same way, so every payment has a clear yes behind it.

The subscription lifecycle

Register and unregister subscribers, check anyone's status, read the size of your subscriber base, and receive a notification whenever someone joins or leaves. Renewals happen on the platform; there is no billing job for you to schedule.

Delivery you can see

Ask for a delivery report on any SMS and AppLink tells your server whether it reached the handset. Every response carries a status code with a documented meaning, so a failure points at its cause instead of at a guess.

Free to start

Sign-up, app creation and API access cost nothing. There is no monthly platform fee and no charge to publish. You earn when subscribers use what you built, and not before you have spent anything.

What stays yours

• The idea, and content good enough that people keep paying for it.
• For API apps, the server: keeping it up, answering callbacks promptly, and keeping your credentials secret.
• Telling people your service exists. The keyword is only as good as the places you put it.