PacketExchange goes live as the wholesale industry's trading floor - the first instant, AI-native wholesale marketplace. Carriers meet, interconnect the same day (down to scanning a QR code on the exchange floor) and settle in under 3 seconds on verified call records, across multiple currencies, with funds reserved before traffic flows and tax, VAT, KYC and attestation built into the product.
Every route is real, tested and priced with live ASR, ACD and PDD; A-Z rate decks flow in and per-country listings flow out; carrier-grade call records are engineered to end disputes rather than adjudicate them.
The whole desk ships together: Wholesale Exchange, Global Connectivity, Voice & Numbers, AI Voice Agents, Smart Routing & Blending, Numbers & Caller ID, SMS & Verification and Switch Partition. Transaction fees are 2%, capped at a tenth of a cent on API traffic, and 0.5% on trunk traffic.
A full telecommunications API and MCP suite ships with PacketExchange, so developers and AI agents (Claude, Codex and more) buy wholesale capacity directly, with the middlemen removed.
The machine-first API carries least-privilege scopes, idempotency, webhooks and spend alerts, and through the live MCP server an agent can browse the marketplace, compare routes on live ASR, ACD and PDD, buy capacity and configure an interconnect without a human touching a screen.
Voice, SMS, numbers, AI voice agents and routing are all reachable from one API surface - low-cost, market-sourced routing that competes on price and on ability.
Launching as part of the PacketExchange desk, Switch Partition collapses an entire carrier business into a single surface operated in plain English: customers and suppliers, rating, routing with failover, AR invoicing, AP settlement, bilateral netting, fraud screening and self-service portals, all in one place.
It runs as virtual, partitioned capacity on Minutes Network's core and distributed switching estate, replacing the legacy softswitch, billing and settlement stack that took whole departments to run.
Sub accounts push the model one layer deeper, turning any wholesale customer into a retail business - the architecture TalkTime is built on. Subscriptions from $2,500 per operator per month, with $5,000 and $10,000 packages and custom evaluations for larger deployments.
The AI NOC puts conversational control of the switch behind 38 tools - 19 read the network, 19 command it - so the routing, configuration and operational changes that once demanded specialist console work now take a sentence.
The same tools sit behind PacketExchange's live MCP server, giving software agents the identical operational authority as the engineers beside them, while AI voice agents carry real calls on the platform's own media path.
It is the operational engine behind arming the legacy market with AI tools that run a carrier operation in plain English.
TalkTime is the Minutes Network retail application - the consumer face of the network, and calling done right. It calls any mobile or landline in 180+ countries for a few cents a minute over Minutes Network's own routes, with the exact price shown before you dial, credit that never expires, no ads and no contracts.
The person you call needs nothing - no app, no internet. Every incoming call is screened against live fraud data, so one-ring call-back traps and premium-rate scams are stopped before the phone rings.
Users keep real phone numbers of their own in dozens of countries, show their verified number as caller ID or take a disposable one; host group rooms from a single link that anyone can join from a browser or by dialling in; bring a real-time AI voice onto a live call to translate and take notes; send airtime and gift credit to family abroad; and add unlimited plans for the one country they call most.
TalkTime runs directly on PacketExchange as a sub account, pricing itself dynamically off the low-cost routes carriers list live, so it challenges incumbent retail dialers on price while matching or beating them on quality. The web phone is live today with Windows, Mac and Android installs - the public release brings the native store apps.
Jingle is deployed across integrated applications in Pakistan in collaboration with local carrier partners, onboarding high-frequency callers and callees into the Minutes Network under the hyperscaling model for both inbound and outbound traffic.
Frequent Callees recruits the numbers that receive the most calls - the receivers the network already knows it needs - and rewards them for every minute received, or with free services in return.
It needs no population threshold: traffic already aimed at each onboarded receiver lands on Jingle's near-zero-cost path at any scale. Backed by Minutes Network's 20-year LDI licence in Pakistan, frequent callees are already being onboarded and onboarding continues, with expansion into multiple new countries taking place from mid Q4 to the end of 2026.
Artists, influencers, celebrities and creators are each provided with their own custom-branded, fan-based application, unique to them - built to connect directly with their audience through streaming, chat and merchandise.
Each app has the Jingle plug-in integrated, enabling low-cost outbound calling for fans over the Minutes Network on a retail model, with the creator earning a 50% share of traffic terminated in via Jingle and 50% of outbound traffic through the dialer - turning fan engagement into a direct revenue stream for the creator.
Jingle Boost, the Creators App, moves from beta to public release in early Q4 2026, and creator signings continue throughout 2026.
A new Jingle demonstration application showcasing the full range of SDK and Plug-in capabilities: calls arriving on the user's normal incoming-call screen, call centre calls received inbound via applications, passive call routing without interrupting the user experience, and SMS functionality - all within a 3-10 MB plug-in drawing under 2% battery and roughly 30-50 KB per call minute.
Integrations are under way with multiple large partner apps across gaming, fintech, social, utilities, eCommerce and communication. Once a partner integrates, the integration is live; the pace is set by the partner's own schedule rather than by Minutes Network, so no completion date is given here.
Previously announced integrations - SEW, which brings more than 1 billion users to the network alongside in-app voice support for its call centre operations, and Boss Revolution - remain active opportunities and are being pushed: the Jingle integration repository has been delivered to each partner and Minutes Network continues to press for completion.
The Rapid Growth Library - the SDK behind every connection inside Jingle - absorbs an entire app's userbase as validated network peers in one drop-in integration, with a dedicated integration engineer behind every launch. Partners earn a 50% share of every completed minute simply by including the plug-in: no adverts, no subscriptions, no new screens, with explicit and reversible consent, GDPR and app store compliance, and no contacts, messages or browsing data touched. Each integration carries the endpoint base toward the target of 120+ countries running Jingle endpoints.
Outreach to applications is being expanded through a mixture of automation and people, so that a huge number and variety of applications can be contacted across many countries - with the aim of expanding and accelerating the onboarding of applications into the ecosystem.
The campaign targets the verticals where Jingle lands best - gaming, fintech, social, utilities, eCommerce and communication - and leads with the partner proposition: a 50% share of every completed minute for including a 3-10 MB plug-in that draws under 2% battery, adds no adverts, subscriptions or new screens, and is backed by a dedicated integration engineer for every launch.
Every application onboarded adds validated endpoints toward the 5-10% of a country's population at which Jingle lands that market's calls, moving the network toward its target of 120+ countries running Jingle endpoints and billions of app users onboarded.
Jingle - Minutes Network's proprietary engagement and monetisation technology - is being integrated into Liberia Works, a national digital employment platform built with the Ministry of Labour, Republic of Liberia, and now moving toward public launch.
Developed with Rise Liberia and Kijani Group and backed by the Liberian Government, it connects job seekers, employers, students, training institutions and public agencies through one nationally scaled system. This is government-level adoption of Minutes Network technology at national scale.
The Revenue Turbine, the pricing and optimisation engine at the core of MinTech, is already integrated into PacketExchange - where it powers Smart Routing & Blending - and is released as a standalone product for the wider industry as well.
It continuously analyses route costs, quality metrics and margin targets across every destination, replacing periodic manual repricing with a live discipline, and blends routes toward higher margin, higher quality or a calibrated mix of both, tuned per market, across voice and SMS.
Arming operators and carriers with the same intelligence that keeps Minutes Network on Least Cost Routing tables is how the legacy market becomes a channel: their margins lift, their revenues are reinvigorated, and even competitors become customers.
A distributed caller-ID (CLI) and SMS integrity verification suite that proves what actually reaches the handset. Test calls and messages are landed on non-synthetic devices - handsets on live mobile and fixed networks in-market, not emulators or simulated endpoints - and the CLI presented, the SMS sender ID, the message content and the delivery path are checked against what the route advertises.
Routing is verified to be exactly as sold: CLI passed through intact with no manipulation or substitution, no grey-route or SIM-box termination, and SMS arriving from the sender ID that was promised, with answer, delivery and latency measured on every test.
The suite is truly global, covering all networks and carriers rather than a subset, and reports per route, per carrier and per country with the evidence behind each result. It is already integrated into PacketExchange, where it backs the caller-ID testing and route verification behind every listed route, and is released here as a standalone product for operators, carriers and enterprises to verify their own routes and suppliers.
The Explorer platform will be updated and delivered with a new, larger set of API functionality and deeper insight into traffic and operations across the network.
It breaks down DePIN fees in detail - what has been settled and what is currently in settlement - and extends the Jingle endpoint statistics and analytics to monitor Jingle's growth in each country and the volume of traffic terminating directly to users' phones.
Alongside that, Explorer surfaces the activity flowing through the PacketExchange marketplace, the switching platforms and AI agentic calls, on top of the distributed backbone of 3,000 partner-operated nodes: 500 Switch Nodes routing voice and 2,500 Validation Nodes continuously verifying endpoints, call quality and network integrity.
Included within Explorer, the MNAS deep analytics engine opens a new API endpoint for authorised users to view detailed analytics and statistics for each node. Operators of the 500 Switch Nodes and 2,500 Validation Nodes gain further insight into the traffic switched on their nodes and the endpoints, call quality and network integrity they verify.
Traditional voice and SMS traffic on the network is set to grow substantially through the rest of 2026 and beyond, toward the target of 72 million+ minutes per day carried at a margin, with switching capacity engineered to expand past 100M+ minutes daily across wholesale, call centre, tier 1, SMS and agentic AI traffic.
Volume increases come from several directions at once: new carrier interconnections and routes opened through global strategic expansion - licences, partnerships and interconnections across Africa, the Middle East, Asia Pacific and South America; additional voice and SMS destinations onboarded across existing carrier interconnections; tier 1 agreements that bring committed volume onto the platform; committed capacity placed through the Accelerator; buyers and sellers arriving on PacketExchange; and retail traffic from TalkTime.
Every added minute is priced and blended by the Revenue Turbine against live cost and quality data, and the more traditional traffic the network carries, the more of it can be matched to Jingle endpoints and landed on the near-zero-cost path.
The Minutes Network Accelerator sells dedicated wholesale voice capacity - ports on high-demand routes at bulk rates - which owners run their own traffic over or resell to Minutes Network.
Ports that would otherwise sit temporarily unused are put to work carrying committed, forward traffic, and that accelerates the growth of the entire network: more traditional traffic on the network, new routes opening, a stronger wholesale position with tier 1 carriers, and greater DePIN participation, with every carried minute visible on the public Explorer.
That traffic is fuel for Hyperscaling - every minute carried over Accelerator capacity speeds the discovery of the next compatible endpoint - so a growing share of calls terminates over Jingle's higher-margin path and more frequent callees are onboarded.
Alongside it the Jingle Plug-in continues to grow through applications being onboarded, direct endpoints via the onboarding of frequent callees, and the Jingle Creators App (Jingle Boost) release.
The loop then comes back around: a bigger, faster-growing network carries more traffic and opens more routes, which means more demand for the very capacity that started it. Capacity is sold outright on a fixed ten-year term; the return on it is not guaranteed.
Minutes Network holds a secured 20-year Long Distance and International (LDI) licence in Pakistan - the standing of a national long-distance operator, with the right to carry international traffic into and across the market at carrier level.
Capacity is being brought onto the licence through tier 1 interconnections as quickly as possible and at competitive rates, with the proprietary technologies applied to lift margins and reinvigorate carrier revenues on every route carried.
Traffic is already running on the LDI, and Minutes Network will continue to grow it - placing traffic on the licence as much as possible, as fast as possible, with every new route interconnected and every minute landed in-market on the network's own authority.
As Jingle partner apps, the Creators App and Frequent Callees grow the endpoint base in country, more of that traffic moves onto Jingle's near-zero-cost path.
Pakistan is the template, not the exception. The repeatable playbook is to acquire LDIs and equivalent licences in supported countries, and to roll up VoIP and telecommunications networks - from MVNOs to small, medium and large carriers - wherever they strengthen the network's position, converting scale into regulated standing.
Each operator folded in expands the revenue base, and the proprietary technologies are then applied to lift its margins, reinvigorate its revenues and route more traffic across the network.
Exhibiting at WWC Madrid 2026, demonstrating the PacketExchange platform with its line of products. WWC Madrid brings together European and Latin American carriers, operators and wholesale partners, with dedicated space for SMS-focused negotiations - a platform for advancing interconnection discussions, expanding carrier relationships and exploring new routes across key markets.
Attending and exhibiting the PacketExchange platform with its line of products. Capacity Europe - London, 13-16 October 2026.
Attending and exhibiting the PacketExchange platform with its line of products. AfricaCom, part of Africa Tech Festival - Cape Town, 17-19 November 2026.
Attending and exhibiting the PacketExchange platform with its line of products. GITEX Global - Dubai, 7-11 December 2026.
An interactive visual presentation seminar showcasing the PacketExchange platform and Minutes Network's telecommunications technologies and capabilities - from Jingle endpoints and the Revenue Turbine to same-day interconnects and sub-3-second settlement on the exchange.
Broadcast live from Wholesale World Congress (WWC) Madrid 2026. A live update from the Minutes Network team on the latest news across the company - PacketExchange, telecommunications traffic expansion, Jingle Plug-in integrations, Creator Application signings, use of the Revenue Turbine, and the wider retail and wholesale solutions and strategic efforts underway.
A live update from the Minutes Network team on the latest news across the company - PacketExchange, telecommunications traffic expansion, Jingle Plug-in integrations, Creator Application signings, use of the Revenue Turbine, and the wider retail and wholesale solutions and strategic efforts underway.
A live update from the Minutes Network team on the latest news across the company - PacketExchange, telecommunications traffic expansion, Jingle Plug-in integrations, Creator Application signings, use of the Revenue Turbine, and the wider retail and wholesale solutions and strategic efforts underway.
A live update from the Minutes Network team on the latest news across the company - PacketExchange, telecommunications traffic expansion, Jingle Plug-in integrations, Creator Application signings, use of the Revenue Turbine, and the wider retail and wholesale solutions and strategic efforts underway.
A monthly newsletter from the Minutes Network team detailing the latest news across the company - PacketExchange, telecommunications traffic expansion, Jingle Plug-in integrations, Creator Application signings, use of the Revenue Turbine, and the wider retail and wholesale solutions and strategic efforts underway.