Global telecom compliance. Made simple.

Why compliance matters more than ever

Telecom regulations change constantly. Governments tighten rules, carriers update documentation, and compliance expectations increase.

Failure to comply can lead to:

• Number disconnections
• Traffic blocks
• Legal requests and audits
• Security risks
• Customer churn
• Loss of revenue

Gtele.com removes these risks entirely so that you focus on your business’s bottom line while we focus on keeping you fully compliant.

Our global compliance framework

Gtele.com operates under a compliance-first model designed to meet every major telecom legal standard globally. This means we follow local and global best practices that include:

• Country-by-country regulatory tracking

We maintain an up-to-date regulatory database for all 140+ countries we operate in.

• Document validation and KYC/KYB

We automatically handle correct document intake, formatting, verification and carrier submission.

• Legal use-case screening

Certain numbers require proof of purpose like customer support and inbound-only lines. We oversee all use-case approvals.

• Lawful interception and data retention

We meet global LI requirements, so you don’t have to maintain your own LI team.

• Country-specific routing compliance

We ensure all traffic routing meets local telecom laws (e.g., in-country termination requirements).

• Regulatory alerts and change monitoring

If a country updates its rules, Gtele.com updates you instantly before your services are impacted.

Documentation requirements by number type

Different types of numbers require different levels of documentation, which Gtele.com manages and explains clearly for every partner. Although the requirements vary by country and region, they typically look like this:

1. Toll-free numbers (UIFN / ITFN / TFN)
   • May require business registration
   • Some countries require ID of an authorised contact
   • Proof of intended use may be required
2. Local geographic numbers
   • Proof of address is frequently required
   • Some require in-country presence
   • Utility bills or lease agreements are often needed
3. National numbers (non-geo)
   • Business registration or incorporation certificate
   • Outbound restriction rules vary by region
4. Mobile virtual numbers
   • Often strict KYC requirements
   • Require proof of user identity in many regions
   • Sometimes require in-country documentation

Gtele.com tells you exactly what is required before any order is placed.