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Wholesale voice termination & DID numbers in United States

Callivex terminates outbound voice to United States on direct EU carrier interconnects, with clear CLI delivered end-to-end and per-second billing. Local DIDs are available with 800-series toll-free and NPAC porting. Rates are quoted per customer from destination mix and projected volume.

Local time · New York Plan calls for when people pick up
Country code+1Dial with the plus, in E.164
RegulatorFCCFederal Communications Commission
Toll-free800-seriesFree to call for your customers
How numbers look in United StatesFormat
New York+1 (212) xxx-xxxx
Los Angeles+1 (213) xxx-xxxx
Toll-free+1 (800) xxx-xxxx

Termination to United States

Every route is stable and carries clear CLI end-to-end. Specific carrier routing per destination available on request for committed-volume customers.

ItemDetail
Destination typesLandline and Mobile, with STIR/SHAKEN attestation applied
CLIClear CLI, presented intact to the destination network on every call
BillingPer-second billing on every call
CapacitySized to your traffic, burstable on request, dedicated channels per account
STIR/SHAKENAttestation applied on North American termination

Quality and pricing vary by destination and route. Premium-rate, satellite, and hard-to-reach destinations are blocked by default and require explicit opt-in.

DID numbers in United States

Inbound numbers sourced across multiple carriers. Some countries require local documentation; we guide you through it.

ItemDetail
Local DIDsAvailable, channel-pooled inbound delivery
Toll-free800-series
Port-inYes, via NPAC
Address / regulatoryE911 address required

Full destination list, availability and pricing on request. Allow 5-10 business days for new-country activation including regulatory documentation. Sanctioned and embargoed jurisdictions are excluded.

Questions about United States

Can I get phone numbers in United States?

Yes. Local numbers in United States are available with inbound calls pooled across your channels. Toll-free: 800-series. Existing numbers can be ported in through NPAC. E911 address required.

How are calls to United States billed?

By the second, on every call. Rates are quoted per customer from your destination mix and projected volume, then confirmed on a test route.

Is caller ID delivered on calls to United States?

Yes. Your caller ID is presented intact to the destination network on every call.

How long does it take to go live in United States?

A test route is usually ready within one business day of agreement. New numbers can take 5 to 10 business days where local documentation is required.

Talk to us about a wholesale account.

Send the destinations you care about; we'll come back with a proposal and a test route.

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