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Apr 04, 2025
We're excited to announce that we have made updates to the existing Compliance Report to now include Toll-Free & Regulatory Compliance Information. Compliance information from all 3 programs (A2P, Toll-Free & Regulatory Bundles) can be downloaded from one singular report on demand and can be accessed on the download page located on Twilio's Console.
Mar 26, 2025
Introducing the Regulatory Compliance API Private Beta
We're launching the Regulatory Compliance API Private Beta, aimed at improving the Twilio compliance onboarding API experience. This Private Beta is opt-in, and we're inviting interested customers to express their interest.
Capabilities of the Regulatory Compliance API Private Beta include:
Fewer Calls to Create Bundles: The new API (v3) simplifies the process of creating Regulatory Compliance Bundles by reducing the number of requests needed. Unlike the v2 API, which requires multiple steps per requirement (ex: Authorized Individual, a Business Address, and a Business Name), the new API consolidates these into a single request. With more complex registrations, the benefits are greater.
Improved Error Codes: Errors are now surfaced in the API and error dictionary allowing for a more programmatic approach to error handling and less time troubleshooting.
Single Call to Fetch Bundle Details: Getting bundle details is simplified into a single request.
**Important Note: Private Beta access is limited and the Twilio Product team will reach out to interested customers regarding access. More information is available here to learn more about Twilio’s general Beta Guides.
Mar 19, 2025
Easily verify if you can port-in your desired US local phone numbers to bring Voice and Messaging capabilities from your current carrier to Twilio.
Mar 13, 2025
The new area code overlays below will be introduced in select regions between April and May 2025. While Twilio doesn’t control these rollouts, we’re here to keep you in the loop.
What You Need to Know:
These overlays will introduce new area codes in regions where existing ones are running out of numbers.
Twilio may not have numbers available in every affected region.
New Overlay | US Area | Release Date |
942 | Greater Toronto Area | April 1, 2025 |
257 | Province of British Columbia | May 1, 2025 |
Dec 17, 2024
The Compliance Embeddable is a white-label React component designed to seamlessly integrate into an ISV's web application as an iframe. This product enables ISVs to securely collect compliance information from their customers and send it directly to Twilio, streamlining compliance and shortening customer’s time-to-market. For ISVs, the Compliance Embeddable serves as a great alternative to manually collecting information from customers, and requires less development work compared to integrating with the Twilio Toll-Free Verification APIs and building their own UI.
The Compliance Embeddable is offered for free and is now available in Public Beta. Please follow the instructions in Twilio Docs to get started.
Dec 10, 2024
UPDATE: This change is anticipated to be made on January 6th, 2025
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To improve the experience for purchasing long codes in the United Kingdom, we have added more digital verification capabilities to vet business registration information.
Improved digital verification capabilities allow the following improvements to the Regulatory Compliance Policies for the United Kingdom:
- Documents are no longer required for Businesses that are not registered in the UK Companies House. Previously, documents were required when users selected “Other” or non-UK registration authorities such as EIN for US based companies.
- Emergency Address is no longer required during RC Bundle creation. However, users placing outbound calls must still add their emergency address SID to their Phone Number(s) as part of Phone Number configuration.
While the Regulation Resource API response will reflect these changes in requirements, for API integrations leveraging the v2 Regulatory Compliance API, documents and Emergency Addresses will still be accepted and can be used to assist verification.
Nov 15, 2024
This set of APIs will help you automate the Porting process to bring your numbers from your current carrier to Twilio
Oct 17, 2024
We're excited to announce the new Bundle Clone API, allowing developers to quickly duplicate approved regulatory bundles between accounts without the need to be re-approved.
With the Bundle Clone resource, developers can reuse compliance information across Twilio accounts. The resource creates a copy of a twilio-approved regulatory bundle against another account within the same organization. The new regulatory bundle is automatically set to the twilio-approved status, enabling you to start provisioning phone numbers in the new account immediately.
This is particularly useful for ISV customers that want to more quickly assign numbers to themselves, or customers that want to move resources between their accounts.
Oct 17, 2024
To enhance account security and prevent unauthorized hosting of phone numbers, Twilio now requires phone number ownership verification.
Oct 06, 2024
Upcoming EIN Requirement for US Short Code Campaigns
Starting October 15, 2024, the CTIA and US Short Code Registry will implement an enhanced vetting process for all new US Short Code campaigns. As part of this process, businesses will be required to submit a valid Employer Identification Number (EIN) during the onboarding phase. This change is designed to increase trust and security across the messaging ecosystem by ensuring a direct relationship between the brand and the short code campaign.
Additionally, starting January 15, 2025, the EIN requirement will apply to all short code renewals. Failure to provide the EIN within 60 days of renewal could result in short code suspension until the required information is submitted.
Key Dates to Note:
October 15, 2024: EIN submission required for all new short code campaigns.
January 15, 2025: EIN submission required for all short code renewals.
What You Need to Do:
For new short code campaigns: Ensure you have a valid EIN ready to submit during onboarding after October 15, 2024.
For existing short codes: Be prepared to provide your EIN when your short code comes up for renewal starting January 15, 2025.
For further details, please review the official CTIA guidelines and Twilio Short Code Onboarding Requirements.