The global meet-me room for voice.
Every carrier deal used to need its own contract, interconnect, credit line, and rate deck. On Dial Peer there is one agreement, one interconnect, one price format — and the exchange clears every trade, with settlement as fast as daily.
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Wholesale voice still runs
on bilateral plumbing.
Every carrier-to-carrier relationship means its own contract, its own interconnect, its own credit arrangement, its own rate deck format, and its own settlement cycle carrying real bad-debt risk. Multiply that across a trading book and the overhead eats the margin. The industry never had a unified, standardized marketplace — it lacked something like Dial Peer. So we built it.
Bilateral negotiation, every time
Each new carrier relationship starts with weeks of contract, NDA, and credit-application back-and-forth before a single call flows.
A SIP trunk per counterparty
Dozens of interconnects to build, monitor, and maintain — each one its own point of failure.
Hundreds of formats
Every vendor sends rate sheets in their own layout, their own codes, their own increments. Someone has to parse them all.
Credit risk on every deal
One counterparty default — or a slow-paying overseas aggregator — disrupts cash flow and chokes reinvestment.
Sell on terms, buy on prepay
Carriers finance both sides of their own trades: extending net terms to buyers while wiring deposits to vendors. The gap burns working capital.
No unified marketplace
The industry never had one place where everyone meets on the same terms. So we built it.
One interconnect.
Every carrier.
Carriers meet each other on the exchange the way networks meet at an internet exchange point. You connect to Dial Peer once; every route is reachable from that single trunk via tech prefix. The exchange sits in the middle of every trade — routing the traffic and clearing the money.
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One membership agreement covers every counterparty on the exchange — replacing the entire web of bilateral contracts, NDAs, and credit applications.
Interconnect once
Bring up a single SIP interconnect to the exchange. That one trunk reaches every carrier — you never build another bilateral interconnect again.
Trade via tech prefix
Every route on the exchange is addressable by tech prefix over your single interconnect. Prepend the prefix, the exchange routes to that seller. Switching suppliers is a routing table change, not a new project.
The exchange clears and settles
Dial Peer stands between buyer and seller on every trade. Sellers settle on their chosen cadence — as fast as daily. Qualified buyers trade on insured postpaid terms; everyone else on prepay. No carrier extends credit to another carrier.
One rate format.
The whole market.
Today your pricing team parses hundreds of vendor rate decks — each with its own codes, columns, increments, and effective-date conventions. On Dial Peer, every offer publishes in one normalized format. A rate from one seller reads exactly like a rate from any other, and your LCR consumes the whole market as a single file.
Why credit risk
simply disappears.
Dial Peer is not just a routing hub — it is the financial clearing layer of the trade. The exchange stands between buyer and seller, its funding facility absorbs the timing gap between buyer terms and seller payouts, and every postpaid exposure is underwritten with credit insurance before terms are extended. The gate is the guarantee: that discipline is why sellers carry zero credit risk.
Underwritten exposure
Every dollar of postpaid exposure is approved and covered by leading trade credit underwriters before a minute flows on terms.
The timing gap, absorbed
The exchange's funding facility finances the gap between buyer terms and seller payouts — carriers stop financing both sides of their own trades.
Non-recourse to sellers
Once a trade clears, the credit risk is no longer the seller's. In a default, insurance absorbs the loss — not your balance sheet.
Direct deals.
Without the exposure.
Some relationships deserve their own terms. Private rooms are secure deal rooms where two carriers negotiate and trade directly — their rates, their volumes, their business. Dial Peer handles the financial layer only: the trade clears through the exchange, the seller keeps their chosen payout cadence, and neither side carries counterparty credit risk.
Deal terms visible only to the two parties — never to the market.
The exchange clears the trade. Buyer terms remain subject to the same underwriting — or prepay.
The seller's chosen cadence applies to room traffic too — as fast as daily.
Settlement on your schedule.
Pick your cadence — daily available as an opt-in, weekly, or your preferred cycle — and your rail: ACH, FedWire, SWIFT, SEPA, USDC, or USDT. Non-recourse: once the trade clears, the credit risk is the exchange's, not yours.
SELLING ON DIAL PEERInsured terms — or instant prepay.
Apply for a credit facility — approval subject to credit insurance underwriting. Approved buyers get postpaid terms fitted to their operation; everyone else joins on prepay with full access, building history to reapply. Same six rails.
BUYING ON DIAL PEERA new start for voice minute exchange.
One agreement. One interconnect. One standard. Access to the whole market — funded, insured, and cleared by the exchange.