01 · Glossary
What actually moves
Porting moves more than the digits.
- The phone number and its chat history
- Opt-in and opt-out records
- Approved templates in most cases
- Contact records when your provider exports them
02 · Glossary
Why businesses port
The trigger is usually the tools, not the number.
- Better pricing: plans, or provider markup on Meta fees
- Better inbox: shared WhatsApp and Telegram, team features
- Better support: English and Arabic, in your timezone
- Scale: campaigns, automations, and integrations the old provider lacked
03 · Glossary
The process
Porting is a few steps, coordinated between providers.
- Export contacts, opt-in records, and templates from the old provider
- Start migration with the new provider (Wutt does this for you)
- Verify number ownership with a code
- Confirm the WABA and number move to the new connection
- Keep the old provider on standby until sending is confirmed
04 · Glossary
Common porting mistakes
The failures are predictable.
- Starting the new connection before exporting records
- Assuming templates move automatically (they usually need re-verification)
- Switching mid-campaign without testing
- Forgetting display-name compliance on the new connection
05 · Glossary
What Wutt covers
Wutt walks you through the move — export, QR or Cloud API connection, display-name check, and campaign continuity — with zero markup on Meta fees and the shared inbox running from day one.
- Export, QR or Cloud API connection handled
- Display-name check before switching
- Campaigns keep running through the move
Last updated 5 August 2026
Common questions
No. The number moves with the account. Porting is designed so customers keep your number.
History moves with the account when the WABA and number migrate. Export records before switching to be safe.
Usually a short window coordinated between providers — often minutes to a few hours, with a testing period after.
Usually, but templates can require re-verification on the new provider. Keep copies of approved texts.