About Ponrai Mobile

The Kingdom's original carrier

When the IBS Kingdom established its own numbering plan under country code +474, somebody had to place the first call. That was us. Ponrai Mobile registered as carrier 001, the first entry on the Bulakland numbering registry, and connected the Kingdom's first two subscribers on our own switching core.

We've stayed true to that founding idea ever since: a carrier built for the Kingdom, run from the Kingdom, with no legacy copper to protect and no shareholders demanding we behave like a phone company from 1985. Everything Ponrai delivers, calls, texts, voicemail, television, travels over the internet, which is why a Ponrai subscriber in a farmhouse gets exactly the same service as one in the capital.

What we believe

• A number should be for life. Your +474 number is issued from the national plan and follows you across devices, plans and years.
• Networks should be open. We route calls to every licensed Bulakland carrier over the official interconnect, and we publish how our numbering works rather than hiding it.
• People, not queues. Every subscriber has a named coordinator instead of a call-centre ticket number.
• Do voice properly, or not at all. We ship the features that matter, clear calls, reliable messaging, voicemail on every line, and skip gimmicks that don't hold up (ask us about video calling sometime).

Milestones

Ponrai and the IBS Kingdom

Ponrai Mobile is a subsidiary of Ponrai, headquartered in the IBS Kingdom (Bulakland). We operate under the Kingdom's communications framework and administer our number blocks in cooperation with the Bulakland numbering registry, the independent body that keeps every carrier's allocations honest.

Curious about the fine detail, who we really are, how the service is actually run? Our Terms & Conditions are unusually honest for a phone company. We'd encourage you to read them.