Will there be delay in OTP delivery from December 1?
Several reports say you may get delayed one-time passwords or none at all from December 1 as Telecom Regulatory Authority of India traceability guidelines come into force. The regulatory body directed telecom service providers to enhance message traceability by tracking the origin of commercial messages and OTPs. Representational Image/Pixabay The telecom companies warned that messages containing OTPs and other critical communications may remain undelivered as telemarketers and principal entities like banks did not have technical solutions at the time, the financial newspaper reported. TRAI said last month, “With effect from December 1, 2024, any traffic where the chain of telemarketers is not defined or does not match with a pre-defined chain shall be rejected.” Reports say that if telcos fail to comply with the deadline to implement the traceability guidelines, there could be disruptions in OTP delivery from next month.
TRAI ensures no delays in OTP deliveries from December 1 amid new traceability rules
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