Send a Single SMS Using the Android Gateway App
Send a single SMS from your application, CRM, website, or backend system through an Android phone connected to Libwana.Net
Before sending messages, get your API key from User Panel → Communication → API and keep it securely on your server.
Connect the Libwana.Net Android Gateway App under Gateway → SMS → Android.
The Android device must remain online, the Libwana.Net Gateway App session must stay connected, and the phone must have an active SMS-enabled SIM.
method: android. The connected Android phone then
performs the actual SMS sending through its SIM.
API Endpoint
https://libwana.net/api/sms/send
Required Headers
YOUR_API_KEY
application/json
application/json
Windows CMD Example
curl.exe -X POST "https://libwana.net/api/sms/send" -H "Api-key: YOUR_API_KEY" -H "Accept: application/json" -H "Content-Type: application/json" --data-raw "{\"method\":\"android\",\"contact\":[{\"number\":\"15551234567\",\"message\":\"Hello Alex, your order is ready.\",\"sms_type\":\"plain\"}]}"Request Fields
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
method
|
Use android to send through your
connected Android Gateway App.
|
contact
|
An array containing the recipient information. |
number
|
Recipient phone number including the appropriate country code. |
message
|
The SMS text you want to send. |
sms_type
|
Use plain for a standard text SMS.
|
Android Gateway Requirements
Keep the Android phone powered on and connected to the internet.
Keep the Libwana.Net Android Gateway App session active and connected.
The Android phone must contain an active SIM that can send SMS messages.
Carrier charges, SMS limits, device availability, and your Libwana.Net plan limits may apply.
If the connected Android device is offline or the gateway session is disconnected, the phone may not be able to send the SMS.
Using It With Your Application or CRM
Trigger the API request from your application's backend or workflow
and map the customer's phone number and message into the
contact array.
Do not expose your Libwana.Net API key in frontend or browser JavaScript.
Your application should prevent duplicate events, respect recipient consent, and handle API errors appropriately.
Check Message Status
After sending, use the returned message ID to check the SMS status.
/api/get/sms/MESSAGE_ID
Include your Api-key and
Accept: application/json headers when checking the status.
Ready to send SMS from your Android phone?
Connect your Android Gateway App and use your Libwana.Net API key.
