Infobip outage, 9 November 2026

SMPP Service Disruption - Connection Issues

Started
Resolved
9 Nov 2026, 08:30 UTC
Impact
Minor
Affected
Global (Europe)

Is this still happening?

No. Infobip marked this incident resolved on 9 Nov 2026, 08:30 UTC.

Right now: Infobip reports degraded performance on some systems. (as of 13 Nov, 20:59 UTC) Live Infobip status

At a glance

Our summary from the Infobip incidents we have recorded since 20 Aug 2026 - how we count.

Last update from Infobip

During the affected period, you may have experienced dropped SMPP connections and difficulties establishing new binds. The incident has been resolved, and services have been operating normally since. Start (UTC): 09 November 2026 07:31 End (UTC): 09 November 2026 08:00

9 Nov 2026, 08:30 UTC

Read the full incident on the official Infobip status page

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