Bharti Telesoft, provider of integrated VAS solutions for mobile operators has announced that it has successfully deployed its next generation PreTUPS prepaid solution with 25 leading mobile operators across the globe, with the latest customer in Qatar.

 

PreTUPS prepaid solution is a flexible, electronic top-up denomination which helps the operators to vend prepaid airtime in electronic form over existing distribution channels. Operators enjoy a range of features that both simplify and speed up top-up distribution and benefit from complete transparency of prepaid transactions.

 

According to the company, PreTUPS solution has received overwhelming acceptance from operators and subscribers in emerging markets, with millions of mobile prepaid subscribers now enjoying the ability to top up their accounts with any amount.

 

Lower income groups can afford to use mobile services, thanks to the flexible denomination top-ups available via PreTUPS.

 

“PreTUPS™ has proved a real force in prepaid mobile service extension in many emerging markets and we are thrilled to see PreTUPS now deployed by 25 operators globally. We continue to add new features to PreTUPS to further enhance the end user experience – and to support operators in their drive to streamline operations and improve performance,” explains Mao Mohapatra, CEO, Bharti Telesoft (News - Alert).

 

Company claims to have deployed solutions for over 100 mobile operator customers in over 70 countries worldwide. Its solutions help power services to over 500 million mobile subscribers globally.

 

Its portfolio integrates into the operator’s business environment and includes mobile music, banking, prepaid and messaging applications.

 

Bharti Telesoft is owned by Bharti Enterprises, one of India’s leading business groups, Sequoia Capital (News - Alert), a Venture Capital business whose interests make up 10 percent of the NASDAQ’s value and whose investments have included Apple, Oracle, Google, and YouTube, and Cisco (News - Alert), the world’s leading provider of network equipment and management for the Internet.