Three steps, most of it handled for you.
Verify your legal entity, OCN, and SPC token from iConectiv.
Typically issued within one business day of approval.
Renew before it expires, or revoke it the moment you need to.
Built for compliance teams and engineering teams alike.
Request, renew, deactivate, or revoke a certificate in a few clicks. Revoking always requires a typed confirmation, so it can't happen by accident.
Manage certificates across every OCN, SPID, or RespOrg you operate, each on its own plan.
Scoped API keys let your own systems request and renew certificates directly -- the same operations available from the dashboard, callable from code.
No account required -- open either tool and use it right away.
Check any certificate against the STI-GA SHAKEN Certificate Policy, RFC 8226, and RFC 5280 -- including live revocation status and the STI-PA's trusted STI-CA root list.
Extract a private key, public key, and certificate chain from a .p12/.pfx file. Runs entirely in your browser -- nothing is ever uploaded.
Telonium is an approved STIR/SHAKEN Certificate Authority, so every certificate you get meets what the FCC requires of U.S. voice service providers. Security isn't bolted on afterward -- it's how the platform is built.
Read the compliance FAQ →Your iConectiv credentials and signing material are encrypted at rest and only ever decrypted for the specific action that needs them.
Revoking a certificate requires a typed confirmation and cannot be undone. It publishes immediately, so it can never be used again.
Beyond certificate issuance, Telonium also supports the rest of your call authentication stack.
We host and manage the signing infrastructure for you, so your calls are signed without running your own STIR/SHAKEN signing service.
Do Not Originate list management, helping block spoofed and suspicious numbers before they ever originate a call.
Telephone number reputation services, helping carriers and analytics providers score and route calls appropriately.
Create your account and request your first certificate today.