Non-VoIP Number for MQL5
Why MQL5 specifically wants a non-VoIP number
“Non-VoIP” is the exact technical distinction MQL5's carrier-lookup check is looking for: a line-type classification of Mobile or Landline, not VoIP. This isn't arbitrary — VoIP numbers can be provisioned instantly and near-anonymously, which is exactly the profile fraud and spam accounts share, so gating on line-type raises the cost of abuse without requiring a full ID check. A private cellular channel resolves as Mobile in every lookup database MQL5 queries, without needing a postpaid contract or a credit check to get one.
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Reviewed by Victor Reyes, Head of Telecom Infrastructure & SEO, GotSMS.
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