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NoKYCPhone vs JMP.chat.
Which one, for what.

A US or Canadian number on your own XMPP account, open source and community-run. For people who already live in XMPP.

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JMP.chat is
Privacy-first services
Identity there
An XMPP account; no document
Identity here
None: no e-mail, no name, no document, no card
Payment there
Card; cryptocurrency reported by privacy directories

The short version

Two honest answers.

JMP.chat provides US and Canadian phone numbers that deliver calls and SMS to an XMPP (Jabber) account you control, for a few dollars a month, with open-source software and a community ethos. Payment by card, and by cryptocurrency according to privacy directories. You need an XMPP client and account.

Pick JMP.chat if

you already use XMPP and want your North American number inside it, on open-source software.

Pick NoKYCPhone if

you want a number in another country, verification codes that arrive, or an HTTP API rather than XMPP.

Side by side

JMP.chat and NoKYCPhone, line by line.

CriterionJMP.chatNoKYCPhone
What it is A US/CA number delivered to your XMPP account A dedicated phone number, mobile or landline, rented by the month
What it asks about you An XMPP account; no document None: no e-mail, no name, no document, no card
How you pay Card; cryptocurrency reported by privacy directories 8 cryptocurrencies, settled in Monero
Type of number VoIP numbers in the US and Canada Real carrier allocation from the national numbering plan, yours alone
Countries United States and Canada 47 countries
Price model A few dollars a month $7.20 to $19.40 per month + $10.00 activation once
Keeping the number Monthly, while paid As long as you renew; free swap within 7 days if a range is refused
Calls and voicemail Calls and SMS through XMPP Two-way calls, transcribed voicemail, AI pickup
For developers XMPP itself is the interface REST API and signed webhooks

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In detail

What JMP.chat does well. Where we differ.

What JMP.chat does well

  • Open source and self-sovereign: your messages live on your XMPP server.
  • Cheap for a North American line.
  • A community that answers questions in the open.

Where NoKYCPhone differs

  • No client to set up: a browser panel and an HTTP API with webhooks.
  • 47 countries of carrier ranges rather than two of VoIP.
  • Crypto only, settled in Monero, and nothing that identifies you.

FAQ

JMP.chat or NoKYCPhone, questioned.

Do JMP numbers pass verification?

They are VoIP-classified; acceptance varies by platform. Ours are carrier allocations with a free swap.

Can I receive NoKYCPhone messages in an XMPP client?

Not natively. Every inbound SMS can be pushed to a webhook, from which a bridge to any chat system is a few lines of code.

Which is cheaper?

JMP for a basic North American line. Ours includes more countries, calls, voicemail and an API at a higher monthly price.

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