One interconnect, fanned out to the whole market.
You connect to Dial Peer the way a network connects to an internet exchange: once. From that single trunk, every carrier on the exchange is reachable via tech prefix — and every trade is funded, insured, and cleared by the exchange.
Everyone meets in the middle.
Buyers bring up one interconnect on the left. Sellers publish routes in the standard price format on the right. The exchange routes the calls and clears the money in between — no bilateral plumbing anywhere.
One application. Two ways in.
Sign one agreement
A single exchange agreement with Dial Peer replaces bilateral contracts, NDAs, and credit applications with every counterparty.
Apply for the facility — or don't
Apply for a credit facility: approval is subject to credit insurance underwriting, evaluated on telecom-specific criteria. Approved buyers get postpaid terms fitted to their operation. Not approved — or skipping the application — means prepay membership: same exchange, same routes, immediate access.
Bring up the interconnect
One SIP interconnect to the exchange — UDP, TCP, or TLS, with IP authentication. Capacity is dimensioned to your forecast and grows without re-engineering.
Load the price list
Pull the standardized price list — one normalized file covering every seller — straight into your LCR and rating systems.
Route via tech prefix
Each offer carries a tech prefix. Prepend it to the dialed number on your single trunk and the exchange delivers the call to that seller. Changing suppliers is a dial plan edit, not a new project.
Settle with one counterparty
Postpaid buyers settle invoices on their underwritten terms; prepay buyers draw down a funded balance. Both pay the exchange on any of six rails — ACH, FedWire, SWIFT, SEPA, USDC, USDT.
List once. Sell to everyone. Settle on your schedule.
Sign the same agreement
Sellers join under the same single exchange agreement — there is nothing separate to negotiate per buyer.
Publish in the standard format
Upload your offers in the exchange's normalized price format. Every buyer sees them the same way, immediately.
Choose cadence and rail
Pick your payout cycle — daily available as an opt-in, weekly, or your preferred cadence — and your payout rail. Change either as your treasury needs change.
Receive traffic on one trunk
All buyer traffic for your routes arrives over your single interconnect from the exchange — you never face dozens of buyer-side SIP trunks.
Get paid on your schedule
Cleared traffic pays out on your cadence — as fast as daily — non-recourse. The exchange is your only receivable: no buyer credit checks, no collections, no bad debt.
Where the money moves.
The exchange's funding facility finances the gap between buyer terms and seller payouts, and every postpaid exposure is underwritten with credit insurance before terms exist. Sellers are paid on their chosen cadence and rail; the credit risk never touches them.
The overhead that goes away.
Bilateral contracts
One agreement covers the market. New counterparties require zero additional paperwork.
Interconnect sprawl
Dozens of bilateral SIP trunks collapse into one monitored, dimensioned interconnect.
Rate deck parsing
Hundreds of vendor formats become one normalized file your systems consume directly.
Credit and collections
Per-partner credit lines, deposits, and receivables chasing disappear — the exchange clears every trade.
- Standard SIP interconnect — UDP, TCP, or TLS transport
- Tech prefix routing on a single trunk; prefixes assigned per offer
- Per-route ASR/ACD visibility before and after you commit traffic
- Settlement cleared by the exchange — seller cadence up to daily, insured buyer terms or prepay