Thanks — I’m responding to your note that you deleted an inbound trunk but can still make calls. Deleting an inbound trunk only removes the route for incoming calls. Outbound calling is separate, so you can still place calls if any of the following are true: • An outbound trunk exists (or LiveKit Phone Numbers are enabled). • Access tokens still have the

sip.call

grant. • Your app/code is still calling the

create_sip_participant

API. If you want to stop outbound calls, you can (pick one or more): • Delete any outbound trunk(s). • Revoke the

sip.call

grant from the tokens your agents use. • Remove or block the code that calls

create_sip_participant

. To help further, can you tell me: 1. Do you mean you can still make outbound calls, or you’re still receiving inbound calls? 2. Whether you use LiveKit Phone Numbers or a third‑party SIP provider. 3. The results of these commands (or whether you want me to guide you through running them):

lk sip inbound list

and

lk sip outbound list

. Sources: Making calls overview | LiveKit docs | Agents telephony integration | LiveKit docs | https://blog.livekit.io/introducing-livekit-phone-numbers-zero-to-ringing-in-60-seconds/#/portal|