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Owner control

Own the account. Automate the rest.

Everything an owner needs to run the commercial side of a floor without opening a support ticket, and enough API surface that your CRM can be the only screen an agent ever looks at.

  • Balance, spend, calls, recordings, rates and invoices in one portal
  • Crypto top-ups, credited once the payment confirms
  • API keys with rotation and revocation
  • Signed webhooks with retries, a queue and a circuit breaker

Own

The owner's desk

Self-service that goes further than a password reset. If it is your account, it is your data, and it is visible without asking us for it.

  • Money

    Balance, spend over time, rates by destination, invoices and payment history — the commercial picture, not a monthly PDF that arrives after the decision was needed.

  • Traffic

    Calls with their outcomes, durations, costs and recordings, filterable by line, number, campaign and team.

  • Inventory

    Lines, devices and numbers with their labels, mappings, limits and registration state, so the account reflects the floor as it is today.

  • Identity

    Profile, password, device labels and deliberate SIP credential reveal per device. Credentials are shown to the owner, not scattered through an email thread.

Fund

Crypto in, balance up once it confirms, no thirty-day terms

Funding a voice account should take minutes and involve no one's opinion about your industry.

  • Top up in crypto

    Fund the balance directly. Credit lands after the provider or the chain confirms the payment, and the portal shows it moving through each state rather than disappearing into a void until someone reconciles it.

  • Credited on confirmation

    Balance credits automatically once the provider or the chain confirms the payment. Before that it is a pending payment and the portal says so.

  • Spend against balance

    Calls draw down the balance you funded, at the rates shown in the portal. Prepaid means the surprise arrives before the traffic, not after it.

Top up your balance in crypto.

Balance is credited after the provider or the chain confirms the payment, and the portal shows the payment sitting in each state until it clears. No invoice chase, no thirty-day terms, no waiting on a bank that does not like your industry.

Connect

API keys, click-to-call and presence

The API exists so your CRM can be the front door. An agent should click a lead and be in a conversation, not alt-tab into a second application to type a number they already have.

  • Keys you control

    Issue API keys, rotate them, and revoke them the day someone leaves. Key management is an owner function in the portal, not a support request.

  • Click-to-call and presence

    Start a call from your own interface and read agent presence back, so your CRM knows who is available before it routes a lead at them.

  • Calls, cost and recordings

    Pull call records, costs and recordings into your warehouse, your BI, or the CRM record the deal lives on.

  • Rates

    Read current rates programmatically instead of maintaining a stale copy in a spreadsheet that decides your margin.

Automate

Webhooks that survive your bad afternoon

Most webhook integrations are fine until the receiving end has an outage, and then they quietly lose a day of events. Ours are built on the assumption that your endpoint will fail, because everyone's does.

  • Signed deliveries

    Every delivery is signed, so your endpoint can verify the event came from us before it acts on it.

  • Retries and a persistent queue

    Failed deliveries are retried from a persistent queue rather than dropped. Your outage costs you latency, not data.

  • Circuit breaker

    When an endpoint is clearly down, the breaker opens instead of hammering it, and closes again when it recovers.

  • Alerts where you already are

    Operational alerts can be delivered to Telegram, so the person who needs to act sees them without logging into anything.

Activation

What the first fifteen minutes actually look like

For an eligible standard setup on destinations we already serve, this is the normal sequence. It is a typical path, not a promise about every configuration.

  • 1 — Register

    Create the account. No KYC verification is required to register. That covers registration only - activation, number orders, regulated destinations and abuse-prevention checks may still require information or documents.

  • 2 — Fund

    Top up the balance in crypto. The portal shows the payment's state until the provider or the chain confirms it.

  • 3 — Provision

    Lines and devices are created with credentials and labels; numbers are attached where the destination allows immediate issue.

  • 4 — Dial

    Install the softphone or register your own PBX, place a test call, and check the record and recording landed. Then open the campaign.

  1. 1 — Register

    Create the account. No KYC verification is required to register. That covers registration only - activation, number orders, regulated destinations and abuse-prevention checks may still require information or documents.

  2. 2 — Fund

    Top up the balance in crypto. The portal shows the payment's state until the provider or the chain confirms it.

  3. 3 — Provision

    Lines and devices are created with credentials and labels; numbers are attached where the destination allows immediate issue.

  4. 4 — Dial

    Install the softphone or register your own PBX, place a test call, and check the record and recording landed. Then open the campaign.

Eligible standard setups can be live in about fifteen minutes.

That is the typical path for a standard build on destinations we already serve: account, balance, lines, softphone, a route out. It is not a guarantee for every configuration. Regulated destinations, specific local-number types, ported numbers, and unusual routing take as long as they take, and we will tell you which one you are before you start counting.

Questions

Straight answers

Which cryptocurrencies can I fund with?
The current list of accepted assets and networks is confirmed at setup, because it changes with our payment providers rather than with our marketing. Ask before you send anything, and send only to an address the portal generated for your account.
How long does a crypto top-up take to credit?
Crediting happens after confirmation — the provider's or the chain's, depending on the asset. Congested networks take longer, and the portal shows the payment as pending rather than pretending it has landed.
Is there API documentation?
Yes, and it is provided with the account rather than published as a public teaser. It covers click-to-call, presence, rates, calls, cost, recordings and the webhook event schema, including signature verification.
Can I run this alongside my existing PBX?
Yes. Plenty of floors register their own PBX or dialler against our edge, use the API for click-to-call and reporting, and never touch our dialler. The portal and the API do not require you to move your floor software.

Own the account

Fund it, wire it up, and stop asking permission

Bring the CRM you already use and the way you already pay. We will tell you which API endpoints cover your workflow and what the first top-up looks like end to end.