DIDWW, a global telecom provider of fully compliant phone numbers and premium-quality voice and SMS services, has expanded its SIP trunking coverage to include local call termination in Malta, Cyprus, Ecuador, Costa Rica and Nigeria. With these new additions, DIDWW now offers local call termination in 55 countries, ensuring robust telco solutions in regions where high-quality telephony is essential for business growth. With this latest expansion of its SIP trunking coverage, DIDWW continues to equip businesses with scalable, enterprise-grade voice solutions delivered over a private, global IP network. This highly reliable service offers an efficient alternative to traditional telephony, providing unlimited call capacity, exceptional voice clarity, and flexible, easy-to-configure SIP trunk settings. Unlocking new opportunities for organizations across Malta, Cyprus, Ecuador, Costa Rica and Nigeria, DIDWW’s local calling service enables seamless two-way connectivity and helps businesses maintain a strong competitive edge. Additionally, the carrier’s SIP trunking solution guarantees high-quality audio and delivers…
DIDWW has introduced outbound SIP trunking in Nigeria, adding to its services in 55 countries. Businesses can now enjoy high quality local routes and expanded communication options. The company also offers virtual numbers and round the clock customer support to help organizations enhance their global connectivity.
DIDWW has launched outbound SIP trunking services in Ecuador, enhancing VoIP capabilities in 55 countries. With this expansion, businesses can optimize their communication strategies by utilizing high-quality local telephony routes.
DIDWW will showcase its latest voice and SMS solutions at ITW Africa in Nairobi and WWC 2025 in Madrid this September. Attendees can explore its global SIP trunking services, expanded phone number coverage, and advanced messaging platforms, while connecting with the team to discuss innovations shaping the future of telecom.
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