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India’s RCS Adoption Surges 108% as Businesses Shift to Richer Customer Conversations, Reveals Infobip

India’s RCS Adoption Surges 108% as Businesses Shift to Richer Customer Conversations, Reveals Infobip
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Infobip reported a 108% surge in Rich Communication Services (RCS) usage in India between 2025 and 2026. The growth is primarily driven by the finance and fintech sectors, which prioritize secure and verified messaging.

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This shift indicates a broader transition in business communication toward verified, app-like messaging experiences that enhance consumer trust.

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Global AI-first cloud communications platform Infobip recorded a 108% growth in Rich Communication Services (RCS) interactions in India between H1 2025 and H1 2026, reflecting the rapid rise of richer, more interactive business messaging in a country that is home to one of the world’s largest smartphone user bases. The growth highlights how RCS is rapidly evolving from an emerging channel into a scalable business messaging platform, as brands increasingly invest in richer, more interactive customer conversations.

Finance and fintech accounted for the largest share of RCS traffic in India, contributing over 3/4 of all interactions in the market, underscoring the sector’s strong need for trusted, verified, and interactive messaging. Marketing automation emerged as the second-largest use case, followed by technology hardware and software, highlighting how Indian businesses are increasingly using RCS for both transactional and campaign-led communication.

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