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

IPRN in Nigeria —
premium rate numbers.

Premium-rate & IPRN routing across Nigeria's +234 numbering range — 10 operators, instant range allocation and per-minute payout on genuine traffic.

Dial code
+234
Exit code
009
Operators
10
Allocation
Instant
Operators
9mobileAirtelGloMAFABMTNMultilinksNtelPrestelSmileStarcomms 9mobileAirtelGloMAFABMTNMultilinksNtelPrestelSmileStarcomms
Network coverage

Operators we
route across.

Premium-rate & IPRN routing across 10 Nigeria 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 10
9mobile Airtel Glo MAFAB MTN Multilinks Ntel Prestel Smile Starcomms

Fixed & premium-rate coverage is also available in Nigeria — 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 Nigeria.

Nigeria (+234) is an active inbound market for premium-rate and IPRN voice traffic. Routing reaches 10 operators, with 9mobile, Airtel and Glo among them.

The traffic that earns is engagement-led: conversation lines, information services and interactive voice. You allocate ranges instantly, terminate over SIP or our hosted IVR, and earn per connected minute of real traffic. Sign in to see live ranges and current rates.

Regulation note

In Nigeria, value added services (VAS) — expressly including premium-rated services — are regulated by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) under the Nigerian Communications Act 2003 and require an NCC licence, with short codes and special numbering allocated only as approved by the Commission. Providers must clearly inform customers of the nature, price and terms of a service at the point of sale and in advertising; a service may not be advertised as 'free' if a premium charge applies, and hidden charges are prohibited. Consumers must be able to opt out to stop further charges, and a subscriber may not be charged for a service that was not actually delivered. General information, not legal advice — verify current rules with the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC).

Source: Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC)

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Live ranges · instant allocation —
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Registration is free and activation takes under three minutes. Allocate Nigeria ranges and see current rates inside your dashboard.