Local-number ordersMany countries want a local address, a company document or a regulator registration before a number in their range can be issued. That is the country's rule, not a mood of ours, and it varies wildly between markets.
Get in
No procurement dance. No deck arriving Thursday. You tell me seats, markets, inbound or outbound, what numbers you need, the stack you already run, and how you actually dial. I tell you what I would provision, what it costs to run, and which parts want documents. Onboarding happens in Telegram so we can confirm the build before anyone funds it.
- No KYC to open the account.
- Crypto in. Credit after the provider or the chain confirms.
- Eligible standard setups often live in about fifteen minutes.
- An honest list of what your destinations still require.
What we ask
This is not a qualification ritual. Get them up front and a standard build takes minutes instead of a fortnight of Slack.
How many seats
Lines are provisioned per seat. The count decides the shape of the account and where the headroom has to sit. Ten and a hundred are both normal.
Which markets
The answer that decides everything else. Markets decide number availability, which documents apply, which edge you register against, and which destinations we can route at all.
Inbound, outbound or blended
Blended floors need two-way numbers, ring groups and callback queues on day one. A pure outbound floor needs pools and pacing. They are different builds.
What numbers you need
How many, in which markets, local or otherwise, exclusive blocks or not. This is usually where the document question lands.
Your current PBX or CRM
VICIdial, Asterisk, FreePBX, 3CX, Genesys, Five9 or a box you wrote changes the integration. So does wanting our dialler with your CRM behind it on the API.
How you actually dial
Volume, hours, list type, mode. That drives pacing, pool size, AMD, and how hard the numbers are going to get worked.
Straight answers
These are the sentences you came for. They are true. They are also conditional, and you were going to find that out anyway. Here it is before you have spent anything.
No KYC to open the account.
Opening the account is not the rest of the job. Activation, local-number orders, regulated destinations, and abuse-prevention checks can still require information or documents where the law, the carrier, or the destination country demands it. We tell you which of those apply to your build before you fund anything.
Top the balance in crypto.
Credit lands after the provider or the chain confirms the payment. The portal shows the transfer sitting in each state until it clears. No invoice chase. No thirty-day terms. No bank deciding it does not like your sector.
An eligible standard setup can be live in about fifteen minutes.
That is the usual path on destinations we already serve: account, crypto credit after confirmation, lines, softphone or your own PBX, a route out. It is not a promise for every build. Regulated destinations, certain local-number types, ported numbers, and odd routing take the time they take. We tell you which one you are before you start counting.
Papers
Registering an account requires no identity verification. Some of what you do afterwards can, and you should know which parts before you plan a campaign around them.
Regulated destinationsSome destinations restrict who may originate traffic to them, or what must be presented. Where that applies, it applies to your account too.
Abuse-prevention checksWe ask about list source, consent and destinations. Not as theatre. A floor dialling a list it cannot account for costs us carrier access, and I intend to keep ours.
What never requires itCreating the account and topping up the balance. Registration is open. Activation, number orders, regulated destinations and abuse-prevention checks are separate, and any of those may still ask for information or documents.
The path
- 1 — Message us
- Open Telegram from any button on this site. The draft names the page you came from, so the conversation starts with context instead of 'how can I help'.
- 2 — Answer the six
- Seats, markets, direction, numbers, current stack, calling profile. Five minutes. Rough answers still change the build correctly.
- 3 — Get the build and the caveats
- What we would provision, what it costs to run, which numbers are immediate, which need documents, and anything we would talk you out of. Including, sometimes, that we are the wrong operator for what you are doing.
- 4 — Register and fund
- Create the account with no identity check. Top up in crypto. The portal shows the payment through its states until the provider or the chain confirms it and the balance credits.
- 5 — Provision and dial
- Lines, devices, credentials, numbers where they can be issued immediately. Install the softphone or register your own PBX. Make a test call. Confirm the record and the recording landed. For an eligible standard setup, this is where about fifteen minutes have gone.
Questions
- Why is there no signup form on this page?
- Onboarding happens directly in Telegram so we can confirm seats, markets and documents before anyone funds an account. A form would add a hop we do not need.
- Is 'no KYC' a loophole?
- No, and treating it as one is the fastest way to lose the account. Registration requires no identity verification. Activation, number orders and regulated destinations follow the rules of the countries and carriers involved, and we apply abuse-prevention checks of our own. What you get is a fast start, not an absence of rules.
- What if my setup is not standard?
- Then it takes longer than about fifteen minutes and we will tell you so before you start counting. Ported numbers, unusual routing, regulated destinations and specific local-number types all have their own clocks. The fifteen-minute path is the typical one for an eligible standard build. I would rather be accurate than impressive.
- Can I test before I commit volume?
- That is the normal way in. Fund a small balance, provision a few lines, run a real campaign for a day and look at the call records, the recordings and the connect behaviour yourself. Nothing here requires a contract term before you find out whether it works for your floor.
- What will you refuse?
- Caller-ID spoofing, identity concealment, anything built to dodge the rules that apply to you, and calling we believe is set up to defraud people. That is not a compliance-page formality. It is why destinations still take our traffic.
Last step
Next
Voice, Numbers & DialerWhat gets provisioned: lines, numbers, pools, the campaign modes.
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Portal & APIWhere you fund the balance, reveal credentials and issue API keys.
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The edgeThe hostname you register against, and why we answer for the routing.
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TerritoryThe sectors we already know how to work on day one.