Calls You Can Trust. Signed at the Source.

Every outbound call on eTollFree is signed with STIR/SHAKEN — A-level attestation for owned caller IDs, so your calls arrive verified, trusted, and less likely to be flagged.

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A Verified Call Is a Trusted Call

STIR/SHAKEN is the FCC-mandated framework that digitally signs every outbound call so the receiving carrier can verify who is actually calling. A signed call is harder to spoof, harder to flag, and far more likely to be answered.

A-Level Attestation

Applied to every caller ID owned and registered under your account. The carrier fully verifies both the calling number and the originating entity. This is the strongest trust signal available.

B-Level Attestation

Used when the originating carrier verifies the caller but cannot verify the specific calling number. Less trusted than A, but still signed and auditable.

C-Level (Gateway)

Reserved for calls where the caller ID is forwarded from outside the network and cannot be verified. Applied only to forwarded CIDs — never to owned numbers.

Licensed SHAKEN Cert

Our signing certificate is issued by a licensed STI Certificate Authority and renewed annually. No interruption, no gaps, no downgrade.

FCC RMD Registered

eTollFree is registered in the FCC Robocall Mitigation Database — a requirement to pass signed traffic to downstream carriers.

Near-Zero Latency

Signing adds negligible delay — calls are signed in the millisecond range as they leave our proxy. Your customers never notice.

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A, B, and C — What Each One Means

Every signed call gets one of three attestation levels. The level indicates how confident the carrier is that the caller is who they say they are. Higher attestation means higher trust — which translates directly into fewer spam flags and better answer rates.

  • A — Full: caller and calling number both verified (owned CIDs on your account)
  • B — Partial: caller verified, calling number not fully verified
  • C — Gateway: call signed in transit, originating source not verified
  • Higher attestation reduces the odds of being flagged "Spam Likely"
  • Carriers increasingly downrank B and C attestation calls
Compliance and Data Protection

From Signed Call to Answered Call

STIR/SHAKEN is not just a compliance checkbox — it is the single most important factor in whether modern calls actually reach the recipient. Carrier analytics engines treat unsigned or C-attested calls as higher risk and route them toward spam folders, blocked lists, or silent rejection.

  • A-attested calls bypass most automated spam filters
  • Recipient handsets show verified checkmarks for A-level calls
  • Robocall analytics engines (TNS, Hiya) weight attestation heavily
  • Unsigned or low-attestation calls are increasingly blocked outright
  • FCC enforcement actions are accelerating — sign or get filtered

How It Works

Three steps from baseline to operational.

1

Register Your Caller IDs

Your CIDs are added to our authorized signing list at the time of initial DID order — provided a completed KYC form is on file.

2

Route Outbound Through Us

Every outbound call routes through our signing proxy. We sign the call with our STI certificate before it leaves the network.

3

Call Arrives Verified

Downstream carriers verify the signature and deliver the call with full attestation. Recipients see a trusted caller ID, not a spam flag.

eTollFree vs. Unsigned Outbound

The difference between A-attested and unsigned traffic shows up directly in your contact rate.

Capability eTollFree A-Attested Unsigned / C-Attested
STIR/SHAKEN Signed Every call — A attestation No signing or C only
Carrier Trust Signal Highest available Elevated risk score
Spam Filter Risk Low High
Verified Handset Display Yes — checkmark shown No — plain or unknown
FCC RMD Compliance Registered Traffic may be blocked
Answer Rate Impact Protected from attestation downrank Filtered or blocked

Get Started

Talk to our team about your outbound calling operation and we will recommend the right combination of services for your volume, risk profile, and goals.

We'll walk you through your current setup, identify gaps, and provide transparent pricing — no surprises, no pressure.

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Frequently Asked Questions

STIR/SHAKEN is an FCC-mandated call authentication framework. It cryptographically signs outbound calls so the receiving carrier can verify the calling party. It is the backbone of modern robocall mitigation.
If the caller ID is owned by your eTollFree account, your calls sign with A-level (full) attestation. Attestation C is used only when a forwarded caller ID (a number not owned by your account) is presented on an outbound call.
No framework guarantees delivery — spam labeling uses many signals. But A-level attestation is the single strongest signal available, and it removes a major reason carriers flag calls as suspicious.
The FCC requires every voice service provider to sign outbound traffic using STIR/SHAKEN or participate in the Robocall Mitigation Database. By routing through us, you inherit full compliance automatically.
No. Signing is automatic for every outbound call placed through eTollFree — the only requirement is that your caller IDs are owned and registered on your account.
The RMD is the FCC's registry of voice service providers that have certified their robocall mitigation practices. eTollFree is registered, and any provider accepting your signed traffic requires you to be covered by an RMD-registered signer.
Yes — we can provide signed call records and audit logs showing the attestation level applied to each outbound call in your account.
Our certificates are renewed annually before expiration with no interruption to signing. We maintain overlapping validity windows so calls are always signed.

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