WhatsApp broadcasts, 95% delivered. finally.
Most WhatsApp tools average 40–45% delivery. QuickAuth runs broadcasts at 98.7% — on the same routing infrastructure that powers our OTP verification. Delivery isn’t a promise. It’s the default.
Why growth teams switch to QuickAuth.
The moat isn’t a feature. It’s the infrastructure underneath every message.
Delivery infra most tools can’t touch
Multi-route failover and live quality-score monitoring keep templates healthy and messages actually landing — not queued behind one provider.
Dev bandwidth, solved
One API or a no-code campaign builder — marketing ships broadcasts without waiting in the engineering queue.
One platform, one bill
OTP, SMS fallback, WhatsApp broadcast and CRM in a single dashboard instead of four separate subscriptions.
Everything you need, one API.
Broadcast, verification and CRM — built to work together, not bolted together.
WhatsApp broadcast
Segment, import and launch campaigns at delivery rates competitors can’t match.
OTP & verification
Instant OTP over WhatsApp with automatic SMS fallback, so no user gets stuck at the door.
Health-checked waves
Sender and template health is re-checked between waves, and the send halts before a number goes unsendable.
Campaign scheduling
Plan, segment and launch straight from a CSV or your CRM — no ticket required.
Contact & CRM tools
Tags, consent and audience segments, kept clean and compliant.
Delivery analytics
Real-time delivery, read-rate and OTP-success dashboards, per campaign.
Most WhatsApp tools vs. QuickAuth.
Connects with what you already use.
Trusted by 1,00,000+ businesses.
WhatsApp delivery in India, answered.
How do you get 98.7% WhatsApp delivery when most tools land 40–45%?+
Delivery is an infrastructure problem, not a template problem. QuickAuth runs multi-route failover with live quality-score monitoring on the official Meta WhatsApp Business API — the same routing stack that verifies OTPs at scale. When a route degrades or a template’s quality slips, we shift traffic before your delivery rate drops, instead of queuing every message behind a single provider.
Do I need a developer to run broadcasts?+
No. Marketing teams launch campaigns straight from a CSV upload or a CRM segment in the no-code campaign builder — no ticket in the engineering queue. Developers who want programmatic sends get a single REST API for broadcast, OTP and SMS fallback.
What happens when WhatsApp can’t reach a user?+
It depends what you are sending. Authentication is the case with a second channel behind it: you set a fallback once, and an OTP that does not land on WhatsApp goes out over a DLT-registered SMS route. Campaigns behave differently — a transient provider rejection is retried on the same WABA and never re-routed to another channel, so a marketing send is never silently duplicated onto SMS at your cost.
Is this DLT and Meta compliant?+
Yes. QuickAuth runs on the official Meta WhatsApp Business API and is DLT-aligned for the SMS leg. We register your principal entity, sender ID and templates, and handle Meta Business verification and template categorization at setup.
Can I run authentication and marketing on the same account?+
That’s the point. OTP verification, WhatsApp broadcast, SMS fallback and CRM live in one workspace on one WABA and one bill — instead of stitching an OTP vendor, a marketing tool and a BSP together.
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