Objective
Porting your numbers away from Vonage API to another carrier.
Applies To
- Porting
- Numbers
Procedure
To port your numbers away from Vonage API, you need to contact the carrier that you would like to move the numbers to and follow their porting process. Note that portability rules vary from one country to another, and that some countries or carriers might not support porting.
Information that you will be usually asked to provide when submitting a porting request:
- Name
- Address - 101 Crawfords Corner RD Holmdel, NJ 07733
- Account Number - You can provide your Vonage API account number
- Invoice or Proof of Ownership - You can take a screenshot of the Your Numbers section in your Vonage API account dashboard where the relevant phone number appears
- Letter of Authorization (LOA) - This will be provided by your new carrier
- PIN - Vonage doesn't verify this, so any may be provided, such as 1234
- BTN - Vonage doesn't verify this, so any may be provided, such as one of the numbers that are porting
If for any reason your port-away request is rejected, contact numbers@api.vonage.com and let us know what numbers you are trying to port out and the reason provided to you by your new carrier for why the port was rejected.
We are protecting our customers from unwanted port-aways. If the information that you provide does not match our records, then the port request will be rejected.
Articles in this section
- Porting Your Numbers Away from Vonage API
- Can I port my existing phone number to Vonage API?
- Subscription Renewal Date Of A Ported Number
- Price Of Ported Number
- Who Can Port Numbers?
- How Long Does It Take To Complete A Porting Request?
- How Do I Submit A Porting Request For Over 50 Numbers?
- How Do I Submit A Porting Request For US Toll Free Numbers?
- How Do I Submit My Porting Request For North American Numbers To Vonage API?
- Porting Long Virtual Numbers