The compliance landscape for originating voice service providers changes month by month. Here's what carriers need to be watching right now.
The FCC continues to tighten expectations around non-IP STIR/SHAKEN implementations. Small providers relying on out-of-band mechanisms are being asked to document specific delivery paths in their RMD filings.
Certifications on file in the RMD must reflect current mitigation practices. Providers whose filings describe pre-2024 mitigations without updates are the most common enforcement targets.
The FCC has confirmed AI-generated voice calls fall under the TCPA. Originating providers that don't block or trace-back AI voice fraud face escalating penalties.
Providers who fail traceback for high-volume robocall campaigns are seeing Section 214 authorization revocation actions — the most severe FCC sanction short of criminal referral.
New FCC guidance is expanding the KYC requirement beyond direct customers to include upstream provider due diligence for gateway and intermediate providers.
SipShield keeps your STIR/SHAKEN signing, RMD posture, and KYC controls aligned with the latest FCC guidance — so you're not building a compliance program from scratch every quarter.