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Verified Nov 1, 2026 · Source: NANPA CO Code Assignment Records

Area code 483 prefixes

14 of the 786 possible NXX blocks are assigned in area code 483 (1.8% of capacity), spread across 8 rate centers and 6 holders. The largest holders are ONVOY, LLC - AL (4 blocks, 28.6%), AHOI LLC (3 blocks, 21.4%), WIDE VOICE, LLC - AL (2 blocks, 14.3%). Grouped by brand, Onvoy accounts for 4 blocks; brand-attributable holders cover 36% of the code, and the rest are CLECs, VoIP wholesalers and regional carriers that trade under their own names. The assignment records here run from 2026-08-07 to 2026-10-09, with 14 blocks handed out in 2026 alone. 14 blocks (100%) are in thousands-block pooling, meaning the block is shared between carriers in 1,000-number lots rather than held whole – which is why a single NXX can serve several carriers at once. 8 assigned blocks (200, 222, 483, 500, 666, 900…) are not yet in service: assigned to a carrier but not open for calls, so a caller ID from one is spoofed. 6 were growth assignments – additional blocks to a carrier that had already filled its earlier ones.

14 assigned blocks of 786
8 rate centers
6 holders of record
100% in thousands-block pooling

Largest holders in 483

Holder of record, as NANPA names itBrandBlocksShare
ONVOY, LLC - AL Onvoy 4 28.6%
AHOI LLC – 3 21.4%
WIDE VOICE, LLC - AL – 2 14.3%
OPENTACT INC. – 2 14.3%
INTRADO COMMUNICATIONS LLC – 2 14.3%
CELLCO PARTNERSHIP DBA VERIZON WIRELESS - AL Verizon 1 7.1%

Names are printed as they appear in the assignment records, which is the legal entity rather than the brand. Holding a block is not the same as serving the numbers in it: portability moves numbers between carriers and pooling splits a block between several.

Rate centers with their own page

Rate centers where at least three blocks are assigned, excluding the numbered metro zone codes. The remainder are in the full table below.

All 14 assigned blocks

One row per NXX. “Pooled” means carriers draw 1,000-number lots from the block rather than holding all 10,000, so a pooled prefix can belong to several carriers at once. “Not in service” means assigned but not yet open for calls – a caller ID from one of those is necessarily spoofed. The holder column gives the brand where the legal entity maps to one; the full legal names are in the holders table above, exactly as NANPA records them.

PrefixHolder of recordRate centerAssignedPooledIn service
483-200 Verizon KINSTON 2026-10-01 yes no
483-222 WIDE VOICE, LLC - AL WETUMPKA 2026-08-24 yes no
483-333 AHOI LLC MONTGOMERY 2026-08-07 yes yes
483-444 OPENTACT INC. AUBURN 2026-08-12 yes yes
483-483 Onvoy OAKLAND 2026-10-09 yes no
483-500 INTRADO COMMUNICATIONS LLC PHENIXCITY 2026-09-15 yes no
483-587 AHOI LLC SELMA 2026-08-17 yes yes
483-666 Onvoy GANTT 2026-10-08 yes no
483-777 AHOI LLC AUBURN 2026-08-07 yes yes
483-888 OPENTACT INC. MONTGOMERY 2026-08-07 yes yes
483-900 INTRADO COMMUNICATIONS LLC MONTGOMERY 2026-08-17 yes no
483-997 Onvoy MONTGOMERY 2026-08-13 yes no
483-998 Onvoy MONTGOMERY 2026-08-13 yes no
483-999 WIDE VOICE, LLC - AL MONTGOMERY 2026-08-13 yes yes

Frequently asked

How many prefixes does area code 483 have?

14 NXX blocks are assigned of 786 possible. Each block is 10,000 consecutive numbers, so the code currently covers about 140 thousand-number ranges across 8 rate centers.

What do the first three digits after 483 tell me?

They identify the block, which tells you the rate center it was allocated to and the carrier that received it. They do not tell you who serves the number today: portability moves numbers between carriers, and pooling splits a block between several of them.

Is a 483 prefix tied to a specific town?

To a rate center, which is billing geography rather than a town. NANPA abbreviates rate center names to ten characters and in large metros uses zone codes, so the name is a NANPA label, not a place name.

What does “pooled” mean in the 483 table?

That the block is in thousands-block pooling: carriers draw 1,000-number lots from it instead of taking all 10,000. 14 of 483's blocks are pooled, which is how regulators slowed down area code exhaustion – and why one prefix can belong to several carriers.

Source and limits

NANPA CO Code Assignment Records, all states, utilized codes, file updated 11/01/2026 – the rows where the record's Use field is “AS” (assigned). Unavailable codes are excluded. The records say who received a block and when, not who serves a particular number today.

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