Prepaid Wireless

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Prepaid Wireless system enables wireless network operators to reduce the operational and transmission costs associated with the large-scale, high-volume call traffic of Prepaid Wireless services, while providing ubiquitous access to their subscribers. The system, developed by Comverse Network Systems’ Intelligent Network (IN) Division, is based on an architecture which allows for the deployment of platforms in multiple sites, dispersed throughout a country or region, while managing these sites as a single system from a centralized facility. Based on Comverse’s Service Node architecture, the system’s extensive switch integration capabilities enable the Prepaid Wireless service to be deployed in a variety of network environments, including AMPS, GSM (900MHz), NMT, PCN (1800 MHz), PCS (1900 MHz), CDMA, and TDMA.

Comverse’s distributed architecture offers a Prepaid Wireless operator the unique advantage of providing ubiquitous access to Prepaid Wireless service, regardless of the subscriber’s location within the wireless operator’s network. An outgoing call is handled by the nearest platform, with the relevant subscriber information retrieved from the home location, which may reside on another node in the network. Once the call is completed, the local site automatically updates the home site database with any changes that need to be made to a subscriber’s account.

This feature streamlines the network routing associated with Prepaid Wireless calls, and saves the wireless operator the burden of handling complicated routing tables for each site in the network. It also significantly reduces the transmission costs and traffic congestion associated with “back-hauling” calls to a central/remote system.