How multi-IMSI improves IoT resilience
Multi-IMSI reduces single carrier dependency for IoT fleets. How failover actually works, where it helps across borders, and what it does not fix.
One SIM for every charger. Every market. Every transaction.
Connect, control and scale your EV charging network with secure and flexible IoT connectivity built for operators, manufacturers, and service providers.
Connectivity that grows with your infrastructure.
Every new site means another location to connect, monitor, and secure. With IXT, you avoid the operational overhead that slows down rollouts:
Private networking for charging infrastructure.
EV chargers handle payment card data, OCPP commands, and grid management signals. Routing this traffic over the public internet creates exposure. IXT SecureNet isolates your charging traffic on private network paths.
Connectivity you can depend on at every site.
Built to meet the operational demands of modern EV charging. From secure payment processing to real-time fleet monitoring, everything runs through one provider.
Connectivity that keeps up with your infrastructure.
From charge point operators to backend platforms, IXT connects charging stations, handles data securely and scales as your network grows.
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