07 Jun 2024 Direct Carrier Billing now Available in Belgium Nikolina Hodak Content Writer NTH once more strengthened its relationship with one of Belgium’s giants in telecommunications – Orange Belgium! Known for its high population density and mostly urban population, it’s no surprise Belgium has an extensive telecommunications market. Out of +13 million mobile subscribers in Belgium, Orange took an impressive place in that market with a share of 28%. Building on our vast offering of Premium SMS services, we are thrilled to announce the launch of Direct Carrier Billing (DCB), now available in Belgium! With this new expansion, we now support: Click Flow: Users can complete their purchases with just two clicks, making it incredibly easy to buy digital content.Wi-Fi Flow: For Wi-Fi connections, users can complete transactions by entering their MSISDN and confirming with a PIN. Price point offer Considering tariff options, choose between one-time and weekly subscription services. Both the maximum and recommended prices are 20€ for a one-time service and 5€/week for a weekly subscription. Content options We provide access to a variety of content, but we recommend these types to be used for maximum utility: GamingStreamingEducationalSportsAstroLifestyle Advertising The landing page must be available in Dutch or French. Consider that whatever language is chosen, the entire service must follow the same language. To avoid fraudulent activities and payments it is necessary to carry out advertising through Direct Media Buying, Google, YouTube, etc. Contact us to get your service approved in a maximum of 1-2 weeks. Customer support We understand the importance of customer care and technical support. Therefore, we offer: Customer care in the Dutch, French, and German language24/7 technical support To get connected in Belgium, please reach out to your account manager or fill out this contact form. If you’re interested in finding out more about other country conditions, visit Country Conditions on our web page. belgium customer support dcb wi-fi flow Share article