Every kind of voice business meets here.
The voice market of 2026 doesn't look like the one the bilateral system was built for. Platforms buy by API, AI agents place calls at machine scale, and regulators rewrote the rules on caller identity. The exchange serves the new buyers and the carrier core — on the same standard.
The segments that didn't exist last decade.
The fastest-growing voice buyers are platforms, not carriers — and they need a market that speaks API, prices transparently, and takes compliance as seriously as they're forced to.
CPaaS Platforms
Termination by API: one machine-readable market, programmatic supplier selection.
02UCaaS & CCaaS
Global PSTN reach for tenant fleets; answer-rate-critical outbound with CLI integrity.
03AI Voice Platforms
Declared traffic profiles and compliance-first routing for agent traffic at machine scale.
04MVNO & MVNE
International voice at wholesale economics, independent of the host network's price card.
The segments the exchange was built on.
Wholesale Carriers
Aggregation, intermediation, and a marketplace connecting wholesalers with retail providers and each other.
02Retail / PTT
Quality-first termination for incumbents, Tier-1s, and competitive carriers who own the end-customer.
03Mobile Operators
High-completion, quality-rated termination for mobile network operators.
04VoIP Providers
A fully SIP-native exchange for VoIP platforms and OTT providers.
05Prepaid Platforms
Near-real-time market intelligence and settlement as fast as daily for calling card and prepaid platforms.
The rules changed too. The exchange was built for them.
Since the late 2010s, regulators rewrote how voice traffic must identify itself: STIR/SHAKEN caller-ID attestation in the US and Canada, the FCC's Robocall Mitigation Database and gateway-provider vetting obligations, CLI authentication frameworks rolling out across the EU and UK, and the FCC's 2024 ruling putting AI-generated voices under the TCPA's artificial-voice rules. In a bilateral chain, your compliance is hostage to the sloppiest intermediary. On a vetted exchange, the venue holds the line.
CLI authentication era
Caller-ID reputation now decides answer rates. The exchange types and verifies routes by CLI delivery and matches attestation requirements during onboarding.
Gateway-era obligations
Regulators expect carriers to know who they accept traffic from. Every exchange member passes business verification and sanctions screening — no anonymous reseller chains.
The TCPA meets AI voice
AI-generated voice calls fall under artificial-voice rules with active enforcement. The exchange serves consented, compliant AI traffic on declared profiles.
One audit trail
One exchange CDR set documents every call end to end — the evidence trail a regulated operation needs, without stitching together vendor records.
Beyond the named segments.
OTT content providers
Termination and origination at carrier economics for over-the-top voice platforms.
Internet service providers
Cost-effective voice for ISPs adding telephony to their service portfolio.
Calling card providers
Competitive pricing with quality options across high-volume retail destinations.
Any voice business
If you buy or sell voice termination, the exchange has a configuration shaped for your traffic.