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Vonage SIP trunking for Bolna AI voice agents

Connect a Vonage SIP trunk to a Bolna voice agent with the Vonage preset, so the agent answers and places calls on your Vonage numbers at your Vonage rates.

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How Vonage SIP Trunking fits in the stack

Best for

Making and receiving real phone calls at production scale.

Use this layer when

You need numbers, trunking, call routing, or carrier control.

Connects to

STT, LLM, TTS, and workflow actions inside the live call.

Voice Stack

Telephony is the calling layer

Telephony is the calling layer

This provider connects Bolna to the phone network. It controls how calls start, where they route, which numbers you use, and how the audio enters your agent pipeline.

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What is Vonage SIP trunking used for in a Bolna voice agent?

A Vonage SIP trunk lets a Bolna voice agent answer calls on your Vonage numbers and place outbound calls through Vonage, with Vonage carrying and billing the minutes. Bolna has a Vonage preset in the SIP trunk wizard. There is no Vonage-specific guide in the Bolna docs, so you follow the general carrier flow with the values from your Vonage account.

How do I set up a Vonage SIP trunk with Bolna?

  1. In the Bolna dashboard, under Deploy, open SIP Trunks and click Create trunk. Pick Vonage, enter a trunk name and the number of channels (the default is 10).
  2. In Gateway we dial, enter the host Vonage gave your account. The Vonage preset does not fill this in.
  3. On the Carrier IPs step, add every signalling IP or range Vonage calls from. The preset links to Vonage's IP page. Add a SIP username and password under Carrier credentials (optional) only if Vonage issued them.
  4. Add your Vonage numbers in E.164 format, starting with +, and click Create trunk.
  5. In the Vonage console, send inbound calls to sip:trunk.bolna.ai:5060, allowlist Bolna's IPs 15.252.21.46 and 13.206.230.198, and keep only the PCMU and PCMA codecs.
  6. Pick an agent for each number on the trunk's Numbers tab for inbound calls. For outbound calls, set the agent's Telephony Provider to SIP Trunk.

Every field is covered in the Connect your carrier guide in the Bolna docs.

Which values does Vonage need from Bolna?

SettingValue
Origination URI (inbound)sip:trunk.bolna.ai:5060, or sip:trunk.bolna.ai:5060;transport=tcp
If Vonage accepts only an IP15.252.21.46, port 5060
IP allowlist (outbound signalling)15.252.21.46 and 13.206.230.198
Media (RTP)UDP 30000-40000, to and from 15.252.21.46
TransportUDP or TCP (not TLS)
CodecsPCMU and PCMA
DTMFRFC 2833
Number formatE.164, with or without the +
Caller IDOne of your trunk numbers, in E.164 with the +

What can you build with Vonage SIP trunking and Bolna?

AI agents on numbers you already own. Keep your Vonage numbers and contract, and have a Bolna agent answer them instead of moving to a new provider.

Outbound calling at your Vonage rates. Single calls and batch campaigns go out through your Vonage trunk once the agent's telephony provider is set to SIP Trunk.

One setup across carriers. The same Bolna values work for every carrier, so you can run Vonage alongside Telnyx or Twilio trunks. For any carrier without a preset, see the generic SIP trunk page.

FAQ

Vonage SIP Trunking on Bolna: frequently asked questions

Yes. Pick Vonage on the Provider step when you create the trunk. The preset shows a checklist of what to set in the Vonage console and links to Vonage's IP page. Bolna's docs have no Vonage-specific guide, so follow the Connect your carrier guide.

Set the origination URI to sip:trunk.bolna.ai:5060 for UDP, or sip:trunk.bolna.ai:5060;transport=tcp for TCP. If Vonage accepts only an IP, use 15.252.21.46 on port 5060.

Allowlist both 15.252.21.46 and 13.206.230.198 for signalling. Audio runs over UDP ports 30000 to 40000 to and from 15.252.21.46.

PCMU and PCMA only, with RFC 2833 for DTMF. Turn off any other codecs, such as G.729, on the Vonage trunk.

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