Frequently asked questions.

VoIP Radar helps voice service providers stop illegal and fraudulent calls and stay compliant with FCC robocall rules. We provide real-time fraud detection, robocall mitigation, STIR/SHAKEN signing and verification, KYC automation and help with Robocall Mitigation Database (RMD) filings.

Originating voice providers and CLECs, SIP trunk providers, UCaaS / CPaaS and hosted PBX platforms, wholesale and gateway carriers, MSPs managing PBX estates, and contact centers that need clean, compliant outbound calling.

The FCC has asked whether providers that deploy effective AI or automated systems for KYC and fraud detection should be protected from certain liability for illegal calls. Nothing is final yet, but providers with working, documented analytics will be best positioned. VoIP Radar is built around that kind of control.

Consequences range from FCC forfeitures and cease-and-desist letters to removal from the Robocall Mitigation Database — which means other carriers must stop accepting your traffic — and, in serious cases, revocation of Section 214 authority. The FCC has also proposed tougher per-call penalties for originating providers that fail to act.

Most providers route their first calls through VoIP Radar within days. Integration is usually a routing change on your SBC or softswitch (SIP redirect or API), and we work alongside platforms such as FreeSWITCH, Asterisk, Kamailio, OpenSIPS, Metaswitch, Ribbon and Sansay.

Yes. We guide you through STI-PA registration, SPC tokens and certificates, set up your attestation policy, and help you write and maintain an RMD certification that accurately reflects the controls you run.

Pricing is based on monthly call volume and the modules you need. Every deployment is scoped to your network — request a quote and we will send a proposal, usually within one business day.

Yes. Tell us about your network and we will review your STIR/SHAKEN status, RMD certification and fraud exposure and send back a written summary with recommendations. There is no obligation.

No. We are a technology provider. Our regulatory content and assessments are informational; for legal advice on your obligations, please consult qualified telecom counsel.