# Sinch Messaging and Content APIs | Sinch Send and receive MMS messages using the JSON API. Version: 2.0 License: MIT ## Servers ``` https://api.ci.mblox.com/ep/v2 ``` ## Security ### ApiKey Type: apiKey In: header Name: x-api-key ## Download OpenAPI description [Sinch Messaging and Content APIs | Sinch](https://developers.sinch.com/_bundle/docs/mms/api-reference/mms.yaml) ## MMS This API sends, saves, or sends a saved MMS defined in the JSON to a single mobile number. The sent or saved MMS may contain slides embedded with text, images, videos, audios, and/or other objects. Calls to the API are made in the form of HTTP requests using the POST request method with UTF-8 encoded JSON data passed inside the request body. All requests are expected to include a content-type HTTP header (for example, `Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8`). **Important:** Sinch will send an HTTP GET request to the server that is specified in the JSON slide of the embedded images, videos, audios, and/or other object URIs to retrieve the contents of the media file. The HTTP response header Sinch receives from the server MUST contain the `Content-Length` field indicating the size of the resource. Otherwise, the API request will fail. Customers using CDNs that employ chunked transfer encoding may run into problems in which the server returns a `Transfer-Encoding` field with a value of "chunked" specified in the HTTP GET response, rather than the server returning `Content-Length`. If a `Transfer-Encoding` field with a value of "chunked" is specified in an HTTP, the API request will be rejected. **Important:** All media files are expected to serve a valid content-type header (for example, text/plain, image/gif, audio/mp3, video/mp4, etc.). If a file server serves a file using the application/octet-stream content-type header instead, it may be rejected if the MIME type cannot be determined by other means. ### Send, save, or send a saved MMS - [POST /](https://developers.sinch.com/docs/mms/api-reference/mms/mms/mms.md): This request is used to send, save, or send a saved MMS message.