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HiClass / About Registered & operating
The company

The company behind the platform.

HiClass for Communication & Technology Services — a private shareholding company registered in Ramallah in 2019, operating its own carrier-grade voice and messaging platform. This page is short, because most of what a company says about itself is better verified than believed.

Reg. No.
562585406
Registered
Ramallah, 2019
Offices
Ramallah & Al-Bireh
Technical support
Staffed around the clock
Who we are

What we are, plainly.

HiClass was registered in Ramallah in 2019 as a private shareholding company. We will not dress that up as decades of heritage: what matters about us is not how long we have existed, but what we operate — and what we operate is described, component by component, on the Technology page.

We are the operator, not a reseller. The number ranges, the SIP border controllers, the billing pipeline and the live monitoring described on this site are ours to run and ours to answer for. When you call the number in the footer, you reach the people who operate that equipment.

  • Legal name: HiClass for Communication & Technology Services
  • Reg. No. 562585406 — printed so you can look it up
  • Registered in Ramallah on 3 July 2019
  • Offices in Ramallah & Al-Bireh · Al-Masyoun
  • Technical support staffed around the clock
Check us

Three things you can verify.

01

The registration

HiClass for Communication & Technology Services, Reg. No. 562585406, is on the Palestinian companies register. Company registers exist so that a page like this one can be checked against something that is not this page.

02

The platform

The Technology page describes our switching, monitoring and settlement path in enough detail to question us on it. Put any paragraph of it to us on a call — borrowed descriptions do not survive follow-up questions.

03

The people

The phone number and mailboxes on the contact page are answered by the team that runs the platform. Call during the published hours and judge the answers for yourself.

Verify, then talk.

If the register checks out and the technology reads credibly, the next step is a conversation with an engineer who works on the platform every day.

Start the conversation