Today we’re releasing the TelecomsXChange MCP Connector—a new way to bring wholesale telecom operations into your AI workflow. It connects your AI assistant directly to TCXC-powered marketplaces for voice, SMS, and numbers, so repetitive tasks that usually take hours can now be handled in seconds.
What it is
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) makes it possible for AI assistants to talk directly to APIs. With the TCXC MCP Connector, any MCP-compatible tool, for example Claude Desktop, Vertex AI, and others—can now plug into your telecom wholesale stack.
Instead of juggling portals and spreadsheets, you can simply ask your AI:
“What are today’s SMS delivery rates to Indonesia?”
“Whitelist this new SBC or SMSC $IP.” “Find and purchase 1k UK DID numbers and Route them to Toronto SBC.”
“Check last week’s traffic and show me where my top revenue came from and Create an interactive chart for it ”
“Negotiate a 3% decrease with my top suppliers.”
Unlocking telecom wholesale Ai agents
This connector doesn’t only increase your productivity on daily repetitive tasks but it makes it possible for buyers and sellers to create AI agents purpose-built for telecom wholesale operations:
Carrier Relations Agent — manage suppliers, analyze performance, negotiate rates, send and receive updates.
NOC Agent — monitor quality (ASR, ACD, SMS delivery), detect anomalies, and trigger failovers.
Billing & Finance Agent — reconcile statements, track balances, and spot margin erosion.
Analytics Agent — summarize traffic patterns, revenue flows, and market trends.create custom charts on the fly, and highlight market trends.
Fraud Detection Agent — flag suspicious traffic patterns and silent call fraud.
These agents give teams an extra set of hands always on, always responsive so humans can focus on strategy and relationships.
For marketplace buyers and sellers
The connector works on both sides of the marketplace.
Buyers can check balances, compare routes, manage numbers, test traffic, and automate routine operations through their assistant.
Sellers can update config, sell new numbers , message buyers about important changes, track revenue by country or dial code, and have the AI check their seller inbox for unread messages and suggest responses tailored to each buyer’s request (e.g., pricing clarifications, quality investigations, or upcoming regulation changes).
It’s not magic—just automation for the daily workflows you already do manually.
Why MCP
We chose MCP. It’s becoming the standard for connecting AI to APIs. (Special shout out to the team at Anthropic.) By building once on this protocol, TCXC instantly works with any assistant that supports MCP. No custom integration for every tool. No new dashboard to learn. Just connect your AI to your TCXC account and start asking questions.
Setup takes about 15 minutes: add the connector, authenticate with your API key, and you’re live.
Real-world examples
Early adopters are already using it in production:
A buyer asks the Ai assistant to authorize a new IP range under their Buyer Accounts.
A wholesale buyer asks the Ai assistant for a traffic report instead of logging into multiple dashboards.
A buyer checks last week’s traffic. They see where their top revenue is concentrated. Their AI negotiates a rate adjustment with key suppliers.
A seller network operation center (NOC) rep asks the AI to review their inbox. The AI is to highlight unread buyer messages by urgency. It should also propose and send replies.
A CPaaS provider automates number search, purchase, and release to keep inventory optimized.
Security first
Your AI never has blanket access. Every request goes through the TCXC MCP Connector, which validates permissions, applies rate limits, and ensures all data is encrypted. You decide what actions the assistant can take—whether that’s read-only access to CDRs or the ability to send SMS tests.
Try it today
The TCXC MCP Connector is available now in for TelecomsXChange customers for preview.
We built this to remove the repetitive friction of wholesale telecom, and to open the door for AI-native agents in telecom wholesale operations.
Try the TCXC MCP Connector now
Looking ahead
This release is a Local MCP Connector, designed for buyers, sellers and operators to run in their own environment.
We’re already working on a Remote MCP Connector to make deployment even easier—no setup required, just connect securely through a hosted service.