Real-World Impact of OTP Disruption on A2P Revenue
Case Study: inDrive
To illustrate the measurable impact of OTP disruption on A2P revenue, we analyzed OTP traffic associated with the inDrive application on a live MNO network.
inDrive is a global ride-hailing application with significant usage across Latin America, Eastern Europe & Eurasia, Africa, the Middle East & Central Asia, and South & Southeast Asia—making it a strong representative example of high-volume OTP delivery behavior.
What the Data Shows
The chart above displays the daily OTP (A2P SMS) volumes received by inDrive subscribers on the MNO network during September and October 2025.
Key milestones during the deployment:
September 18 – Mobius conducted an initial live test of its OTP disruption algorithm.
October 7 – Partial OTP disruption was enabled across a limited portion of the MNO’s data network.
October 14 – Full OTP disruption was deployed across 100% of the MNO’s data network.
October 22 – Optimization and expansion of enforcement across the entire network.
Results
Following full deployment and optimization:
OTP traffic to inDrive increased by ~100%
This represented an average uplift of approximately 1,129 additional OTPs per day
The increase reflects OTP traffic being forced back onto authorized A2P SMS routes, rather than being delivered via OTT data paths