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eSIM HUB

Travel eSim

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Instantly provision and sell branded travel data across 200+ countries - direct to consumers or through white-label corporate partners.

Travel eSIM is one of the fastest-growing capabilities inside Monty Mobile, the global telecom company Mountasser Hachem founded in 2004. Part of the GSMA-certified Monty eSIM Hub, it lets any brand sell and instantly activate travel data - turning roaming from a legacy headache into a white-label revenue line.

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200+

Countries Covered

2x

Repeat Pruchases (B2C)

97%

Partner Satisfaction (B2B)

4.2x

Partner Sales Growth

Travel eSIM represents how Mountasser Hachem turns legacy telecom processes into instant, global, white-label products - extending Monty Mobile’s reach to any brand that wants to sell connectivity as its own.

One GSMA-certified hub serves both sides of the market - instant connectivity for travelers, a white-label engine for partners.

Travel eSIM represents how Mountasser Hachem turns legacy telecom processes into instant, global, white-label products - extending Monty Mobile’s reach to any brand that wants to sell connectivity as its own.

What Travel Esim does

Flexible Integration

3GPP-compliant EPC, 5G Core, IMS, GGSN, OCS, DRA and PCRF - the backbone of intelligent connectivity, deployable on cloud, VMs or Kubernetes.

Radio Access Network

Macro and micro BBUs, outdoor RRUs, femtocells and integrated eNBs for dense urban, rural and indoor coverage.

Repeaters & Antennas

Fiber, wireless and ICS repeaters plus omni and panel antennas that bridge distance and amplify coverage up to 10km.

Operator Solutions

MNO and MVNO cores, Fixed Wireless Access, and private enterprise networks - a network in a box, with no license limitations.

Founder’s Vision

“The winners in travel connectivity won’t be the ones who own the most towers. They’ll be the ones who can put a working data plan on a traveler’s phone before they’ve left the airport.”

- Mountasser Hachem, Founder & Chairman

“The winners in travel connectivity won’t be the ones who own the most towers. They’ll be the ones who can put a working data plan on a traveler’s phone before they’ve left the airport.”