Comparison · checked October 2026

Taysend vs mNotify for Ghana SMS

Published by Taysend. We list what Taysend does, with facts you can check in the product. For mNotify, we list the questions to ask — not prices or limits we have not verified.

Context

About mNotify

mNotify is a Ghana bulk SMS provider often chosen for straightforward dashboard campaigns.

Who might stay with mNotify: Teams that only run occasional dashboard campaigns and are happy with their current reports may not need to switch.

Taysend

What Taysend publishes

CriterionTaysendmNotify
Ghana unit rateGHS 0.04 per billed unit, prepaid, publishedConfirm on mNotify's site
Billing currencyGHS wallet — reserve before send, settle afterConfirm on mNotify's site
NetworksMTN, Telecel, and AT from the number prefixConfirm on mNotify's site
APIPOST /v1/messages with a Bearer key and Idempotency-KeyConfirm on mNotify's site
OTP/v1/verify/send and /v1/verify/check, hashed codes, own queueConfirm on mNotify's site
Sender ID3–11 characters, LIVE after approvalConfirm on mNotify's site
DeliveryOpen any message id: delivered, failed, expired, or rejectedConfirm on mNotify's site
WebhooksSigned (t= and v1=), at-least-once, dedupe on event idConfirm on mNotify's site
Sandboxsms_test_ keys on simulated numbers, never a real handsetConfirm on mNotify's site
Client accountsEach client has its own login and prepaid walletConfirm on mNotify's site

Ask

Questions to ask mNotify

Ask every finalist the same questions, then run a small TEST send with each.

  1. 01

    How are long and Unicode messages counted and billed?

  2. 02

    If I edit a contact during a campaign, does the in-flight campaign change?

  3. 03

    Can I see delivered, failed, expired, and rejected per recipient?

  4. 04

    Is OTP a first-class API, and are codes stored hashed?

  5. 05

    Is the published rate the rate I pay, or does it depend on volume?

Switch

Moving from mNotify to Taysend

  1. 01

    Create a Taysend account and copy a TEST key. Send to a simulated number and open the message id.

  2. 02

    Request your sender ID in the console. LIVE waits until it is approved, so request it before you switch traffic.

  3. 03

    Export your contact lists as CSV and import them as Taysend lists.

  4. 04

    Point your backend at POST /v1/messages with a Bearer key and an Idempotency-Key. Keep the old provider live until Taysend LIVE is approved.

  5. 05

    Top up a GHS bundle, send a small LIVE batch, and compare delivery reports before moving all traffic.

FAQ

Straight answers

If something here is product behaviour, it matches the dashboard and the API.

01Can I import my mNotify contact groups?+

Export them as CSV and import them as Taysend lists. Campaigns snapshot the list at send time.

02Will my messages cost the same number of units?+

Taysend counts GSM-7 and Unicode segments from the body before sending. Paste your usual message into the character counter to see the units.

Try it

Run the same TEST send on both.