Official Latam DNC Hit Rates
DNC LATAM · Compliance guides
A hit on this page means one thing: a structurally valid phone input was found on the official Do Not Call registry for the country of that scrub. Mexico is REPEP (PROFECO). Argentina is Registro Nacional No Llame (AAIP). Colombia is RNE (CRC). We do not publish invented percentages. The tables below stay N/A until the sample is large enough.
Last updated 4 September 2026.
Methodology
This is a methodology page first, a stats page second. DNC LATAM,
a service of Estudio Miotti (Argentina), scrubs customer phone
inputs against the applicable official registry for one selected
country. The public result classes are documented at
docs.dnclatam.com:
prohibited_numbers_to_call,
safe_numbers_to_call, and
invalid_numbers.
-
Hit. Found on the selected official registry.
Same meaning as
prohibited_numbers_to_call. -
Not a hit. Structurally valid and not found on
that registry at the time of the check
(
safe_numbers_to_call). Not a claim that the line is active, consented, or lawful to call under every other rule. - Not in the hit-rate numerator or denominator. Invalid inputs. They failed structural validation or were rejected as unparseable. They are not "clear" and they are not registered.
- One country per scrub. We will not average REPEP, No Llame, and RNE into one LATAM figure.
- Official source only. Nothing scraped. Nothing inferred from US National DNC or TCPA files.
Dataset status: collecting. Figures update when the sample is large enough. Until then every published rate cell is N/A. The CTO supplies the first live aggregates. We will not fill this table from guesses, vendor blogs, or a single campaign.
Product path: DNC API, how DNC scrubbing works. Country guides: REPEP Mexico, No Llame, RNE Colombia.
Mexico REPEP (PROFECO)
REPEP is the Registro Público para Evitar Publicidad, run by PROFECO. A Mexico hit is a valid +52 input found on the current official REPEP release used for that scrub. PROFECO publishes extracts zone by zone, about every 15 days. A hit is not "this zone file is large." It is "this number was on the list we checked."
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Registry | REPEP |
| Operator | PROFECO |
| Country field | mx |
| Sample size (N) | N/A |
| Hit rate | N/A |
| Window | N/A |
US-facing product copy: Mexico DNC list. Refresh tracker: LATAM registry updates.
Argentina No Llame (AAIP)
Argentina's official list is the Registro Nacional No Llame, run by AAIP under Law 26.951. A hit is a valid +54 input found on the current No Llame data used for that scrub. AAIP expects a current consult, not a quarterly file. We will not treat "continuous updates" as a published percentage.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Registry | Registro Nacional No Llame |
| Operator | AAIP |
| Country field | ar |
| Sample size (N) | N/A |
| Hit rate | N/A |
| Window | N/A |
Product path: Argentina DNC list. Enforcement context: AAIP enforcement.
Colombia RNE (CRC)
Colombia's official list is the Registro de Números Excluidos (RNE), run by the CRC under Ley 2300. A hit is a valid +57 input found on the current RNE result used for that scrub. Teams query before commercial outreach. A hit is not a Ley 2300 hours violation and not a CRC portal login count.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Registry | RNE |
| Operator | CRC |
| Country field | co |
| Sample size (N) | N/A |
| Hit rate | N/A |
| Window | N/A |
Product path: Colombia DNC list. Statute cut: Ley 2300.
All three, still empty
| Country | Registry | N | Hit rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mexico | REPEP (PROFECO) | N/A | N/A |
| Argentina | No Llame (AAIP) | N/A | N/A |
| Colombia | RNE (CRC) | N/A | N/A |
Side-by-side registry facts (not rates): Mexico vs Argentina vs Colombia. If you still run a US TCPA scrub and expect these numbers to appear there, they will not. National DNC vs LATAM DNC. Named US-tool splits: DNC.com alternative, PossibleNow vs DNC LATAM, EVS7 alternative.
Pricing stays an independent SKU per country, from $500/month at 10,000 checks. We are not a US National DNC subscriber.
Questions, answered
What is a DNC hit on this page? +
A hit is a structurally valid phone input found on the official Do Not Call registry for the country of that scrub. It is the same class as prohibited_numbers_to_call in the public API. It is not an answered call, a complaint, or a connected session.
Why are the rates listed as N/A? +
Dataset status is collecting. We will not invent percentages. Figures update when the sample is large enough to publish without implying a national census.
Do you mix Mexico, Argentina, and Colombia into one LATAM hit rate? +
No. REPEP (PROFECO), Registro Nacional No Llame (AAIP), and RNE (CRC) are separate lists. A combined LATAM rate would hide which registry fired.
Does a hit mean I cannot call that number under any rule? +
A hit means the number was on that country's official registry at the time of the check. Other rules (consent overrides, hours, channel) still sit on your floor. Safe numbers are not universal permission to call.
Where do I run the check that produces these classes? +
The public DNC API or panel CSV. From $500/month per country at 10,000 checks. Estudio Miotti is the legal entity. This is not a US TCPA or National DNC product.