Polling SMS OTP Delivery Status Without Webhooks (A Clinical Report Gate)

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The page says SMS OTP delivery is failing. On-call opens the alert and sees a rise in codes that users requested but never verified, while a patient is waiting to complete login and receive a generated clinical report by email. Polling delivery status without webhooks looks like the direct response, but polling every message until a terminal state is the wrong default. TL;DR: a pull-only SMS service can support login 2FA, but delivery polling should be bounded operational evidence, not the clock that drives the login screen. Start the resend countdown when the send request is accepted, let the

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