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For Sellers

From your first route to your first payout.

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  1. Getting started as a seller on TelecomsXchangeSign in to TelecomsXchange as a seller, recover a lost password, use two-step verification, and find your way around the seller dashboard and menus.
  2. Add your first route to sellCreate a voice (SIP) or SMS (SMPP) route on TelecomsXchange: termination IP and port, capacity, route type, public or anonymous listing, the Buyers Prefix, OBR, CLI management and caller ID policy.
  3. Upload your rate deck (tariff CSV)Download, edit and upload your TelecomsXchange tariff CSV: columns, effective dates, the 6-day rule for voice rate increases, origin-based (OBR) tariffs, the MCCMNC upload for SMS routes, upload errors and buyer emails.
  4. Whitelist TelecomsXchange on your switch (Interconnect Info)Find the TelecomsXchange platform IP, SIP source ports, codec policy and SMPP bind details to whitelist on your firewall so your routes receive traffic.

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  1. Manage your buyers and make private offersSee who buys your TelecomsXchange routes and numbers, message or review a buyer, reply to buyer messages, block a buyer on one route, and offer a route privately to chosen buyers.
  2. Quality thresholds, automatic blocks and anonymous routesSet minimum ASR, ACD and traffic type on your TelecomsXchange voice routes, learn how buyers are blocked automatically, and how the monthly anonymous fee is charged.

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  1. Sell SMS routes over SMPPAdd an SMS (SMPP) route on TelecomsXchange: the SMSC details TelecomsXchange binds to, session and throughput settings, TLS, rates, bind status and Test Bind, delivery receipts, the SMS Detail Records and inbound SMS for numbers you sell.

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  1. Sell virtual phone numbers (DIDs)List DIDs for sale on TelecomsXchange: point your numbers, set per-minute, SMS, recurring and setup prices, update numbers in bulk by CSV, manage price changes, verify buyer documents and read the DID logs.
  2. Sell eSIMsFor eSIM providers such as Airalo and eSimplified: connect your eSIM platform's API to TelecomsXchange to list your prepaid data packages in the eSIM marketplace, and track your sales and earnings.

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  1. Get paid: request a payoutWithdraw your TelecomsXchange seller balance by ACH, wire, PayPal or a transfer to a buyer account, with each option's fee, the invoice you must send, request statuses and where to track payouts.

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  1. Check a phone number with HLR LookupSellers can use HLR Lookup on TelecomsXchange to check a mobile number's carrier, MCC/MNC, ported and roaming status for $0.05 per lookup, charged to the seller balance.
  2. Get started with the APIA quickstart for the TelecomsXchange seller API: turn on access, authenticate with HTTP Digest, read your balance and payouts, list and add the phone numbers you sell, and message your buyers, with full requests and responses.

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  1. Seller reports, live calls and preferencesTrack calls on your TelecomsXchange routes with CDRs, SMS records, live calls and daily statistics, and set your logo, emails, login timeout, API access and payout details.
  2. Invite your team and review who logged inGive colleagues their own TelecomsXchange seller logins with Web Users: invite by email, choose a Default, Finance or Buyer Access role, block or unblock users, and check the Web Access log.