MOBILE GATEWAY

Retromedya provides seamless two-way mobile messaging via multiple protocols, including HTTP, HTTPS, SMPP, SMTP, UCP and WAP, over the Internet  or private networks. In addition, the service features an industry-leading, global SLA that ensures high-up time and 24*7*365 customer support.

Retromedya’s Distribution Services enable content and application providers to deliver text, content, and applications to end-users in Turkey over SMS, MMS and WAP.
Retromedya Network is an operator-grade, fault-tolerant delivery infrastructure that is scalable to meet the highest standards.

Our distribution services feature a variety of financial clearing options that enable companies to connect to mobile networks and generate revenue from a wide a range of mobile messaging solutions. Customers can view service reporting via Web-based tools that let them track a wide range of message statistics.

Retromedya network is fully-redundant, with high availability and no single point of failure. Experienced technicians monitor and control the operations 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Faults are managed, and responded to, via real-time alerts.

Through the effective connectivity, trusted delivery network, choice of billing methods, and relationships with all the operators in Turkey, RPN (Retromedya’s Partner Network) enables you to quickly monetize mobile data services.

Distribution Channels

Push SMS
Retromedya has unrivalled SMS reach through the operators in Turkey—providing 100% GSM coverage for push SMS services. RPN offers both service reliability and availability, using multiple routes to each destination and its dedicated, privately-owned SS7 and IP networks.

Premium SMS
Retromedya has premium SMS agreements in place with operators in Turkey. Premium SMS services are with a full range of tariffs and common short codes and the RPN enable us to provide guidelines on local codes of practice and operator rules for launching premium services.

MMS
Retromedya has an MMS platform that enables the delivery of MMS messages to subscribers. Customers can also deliver MMS using a WAP push request through the Push Proxy Gateway (PPG). Subscribers then download the MMS directly from the customer's server.

WAP Push
WAP push can be sent in one of three ways:

• Using Push Proxy Gateway (PPG) via a remote API
• Using the Content Manager, featuring a user-friendly Web interface; content is then delivered via the PPG
• Using binary SMS delivered via messaging hub