RCS messaging now supported on all major Canadian carriers
Twilio now supports sending RCS messages to Rogers phone numbers, completing RCS coverage across Canada's major carriers. Existing RCS Senders approved by other Canadian carriers are automatically submitted to Rogers for approval.
You can now send RCS messages to Rogers phone numbers, completing RCS coverage across Canada’s major carriers.
When requesting RCS Sender approval in Canada, Twilio will now submit the Sender for review across all major carriers, including Rogers. RCS Senders already approved by other Canadian carriers will automatically be submitted to Rogers for review and approval. No action is required.
To start sending branded RCS messages, go to the Twilio Console to create and submit an RCS Sender.
For more information, see our RCS documentation.
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RCS messaging now supported on all major Canadian carriers
RCS messaging is now available to Rogers phone numbers in Canada, completing coverage across all major Canadian carriers. Previously approved RCS Senders will automatically be submitted to Rogers for review with no action required.