HiClass HQ — Ramallah & Al-Bireh · Almasion
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Company / IPRN / Countries / Malaysia
Coverage: Available
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Country coverage · MY

IPRN in Malaysia —
premium rate numbers.

Premium-rate & IPRN routing across Malaysia's +60 numbering range — 16 operators, instant range allocation and per-minute payout on genuine traffic.

Dial code
+60
Exit code
00
Operators
16
Allocation
Instant
Operators
AltelBarakaCelcomCelecomDiGiEastelEnabling AsiaMaxisPackcet Onered ONETelekomTune Talk AltelBarakaCelcomCelecomDiGiEastelEnabling AsiaMaxisPackcet Onered ONETelekomTune Talk
Network coverage

Operators we
route across.

Premium-rate & IPRN routing across 16 Malaysia operators — the country's mobile, fixed and premium-rate carriers. We route delivered traffic to these networks; we don't claim official partnership with any of them.

Mobile 16
Altel Baraka Celcom Celecom DiGi Eastel Enabling Asia Maxis Packcet One red ONE Telekom Tune Talk U Mobile Webe XOX YTL

Fixed & premium-rate coverage is also available in Malaysia — operator names for those network types aren't published in the public numbering plan, but our routing coverage extends to them. We don't claim official partnership with any operator.

The market

Running IPRN
in Malaysia.

Premium-rate and IPRN calling into Malaysia runs on the +60 numbering range, and it earns on every delivered minute. TrustCaller routes across 16 operators here, including Altel, Baraka and Celcom.

Demand here spans live chat, information and interactive voice — calls that hold genuine callers on the line. Allocate ranges in minutes, point them at your service over SIP or hosted IVR, and earn on delivered minutes. Registration is free — live ranges and rates appear in your dashboard.

Regulation note

In Malaysia, premium/value-added telephony falls under the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC), which defines "Mobile Content Services" as messaging services for which charges may be imposed over and above the standard network charges, delivered via short codes (the 3-Series is designated for premium services). MCMC states it does not regulate the price of mobile content in order to promote competition, instead citing an informational range of about RM0.30 to RM10.00, but it does enforce consumer-protection mandatory standards — including STOP/BATAL opt-out for subscriptions and suspension of non-compliant short codes. MCMC notes that breaching the mandatory standards under section 105(3) of the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998 is an offence carrying a fine not exceeding RM100,000 or imprisonment not exceeding 2 years, or both. General information, not legal advice — verify current rules with MCMC.

Source: MCMC

Get started

Live ranges · instant allocation —
sign in for live rates.

Registration is free and activation takes under three minutes. Allocate Malaysia ranges and see current rates inside your dashboard.