Permissions for phone numbers

The Permissions for phone numbers section table compiles requirements: Country, Number type / NNP number type, requirements for the counterparty's location, user and connection address verification requirements. 

1. Country — The country to which the acquired phone number belongs;
2. Number type:
   • Geographic — Numbers linked to a specific region or city. These numbers are often used for communication with customers in specific geographic areas.
   • Mobile — Numbers belonging to mobile operators, including PMRS (Public Mobile Radio Service). Such numbers provide communication with mobile devices.
   • Nomadic — Numbers without regional binding (only country of presence). Calls to such numbers are processed as calls to a fixed network, but the number can be used with a mobile device.
   • Freephone (8800) — Numbers where the receiving party pays for calls (usually used for toll-free numbers, such as information and service numbers).
3. ndc type:

   Code	Number Type
   1	Geographic
   2	Mobile
   3	Nomadic
   4	Freephone

4. User(End-user location):
   • Worldwide — Any address worldwide;
   • National — Address in the country of the connected number;
   • Local — Address in the city of the connected number;
5. Proof of identification:
   • Confirmation required — user data must be confirmed by documents.
   • Confirmation not required — user data does not require document confirmation.
6. Address verification:
   • Confirmation required — the user's address, specified in the Telephony >> Hardware installation addresses, must be confirmed by documents.
   • Confirmation not required — the user's address, specified in the Telephony >> Hardware installation addresses, does not require document confirmation.
7. Availability:
   • By request — the phone number will be provided after a request within one business day.
   • Available — the phone number is in the database and available for purchase.

Also see:

Hardware installation addresses

Data for number