A list of all MVNO / SP and news about these companies in the world. You can suggest corrections or additions using our online form. Only announced, launched or rumoured ventures are named on this page.
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Welcome to the Telecompaper Mobile MVNO/SP List. This is a fairly comprehensive listing of MVNOs (Mobile Virtual Network Operators) and mobile SPs in the world today, as well as relevant news. Where possible, the defunct or purchased entities are listed as well. MVNEs are listed by country after MVNO/SPs. See below for general MVNEs, a news archive, some MVNO resources, etc.
Note: Despite different countries and regulatory bodies having different definitions, we have decided to officially list in the following manner:
Where unclear to us, we have listed "unknown". If you have updated information about the companies listed here, please suggest a change.
French hypermarkets group Carrefour launched its MVNO service, Carrefour Mobile, using the Orange France network, on 8 November 2006. The retailer offers the service at its 218 superstores across the country. In Nov 15 stopped completely in France. Cust transferred to Sosh and Mobicarte. Was also active in Greece but has stopped there too. Still active in Belgium and Taiwan. In italy it is active under the name of Uno Mobile
Previously known as Destiny.
MVNO spend 100 percent of its profit to charity. End-users can select their own charity project.
VoIP provider with CloudSim offering. Uses Artilium
Postpaid ESP. All consumer customers were taken over by Billi in March 2012. IP Nexia now focuses on its business customers. Changed name in 2013, was Toledo Telecom before.
Partnership between KPN and Vlaamse Media Maatschappij. Started postpaid in Oct 2010 Over the years changed focus from Youth segment based on TV channel to No Frills prepaid only player Changed from Base network to Orange BE network in April 2019, after being bought by Medialaan.
Post-paid ESP.
Lycamobile offers prepaid SIM cards with reduced international calling rates, focusing on users who normally use calling cards to phone abroad. The company has set up MVNOs in the following countries: UK, Germany, Sweden, Belgium, Switzerland, Netherlands, Portugal, Australia, Denmark, France, Ireland, Norway, Poland, Spain, Italy and recently US (March 2013) and Austria (November 2013), Tunisia (2015) and Romania (2015). Macedonia followed in 2016, and Lycamobile launched in Ukraine in July 2017. South Africa followed in 2019 and Uganda in 2020 It ceased its operations in Hong Kong in April 2018
Aims to launch in 2020, uses Tellink
MVNO active in Belgium and Poland, was also active in Netherlands but exited the market in November 2015. In Belgium bought by Proximus in Dec 2020, made definitive in June 2021. Then became a second brand and customers moved to Proximus network.
Will start offering subscriptions in 2020
Mobile offer from Radius Fuel Solutions, previously known as Belgian Fuel Card
In November 2019 mvno 3Starsnet was acquired by French company Sewan, and continues as Sewan Belgium
In November 2018 - mobile no longer offered on their website but restarted it in 2020, also changing network to Proximus.
In January 2019 Tellink switched back to the network of Base (Telenet), after having been with Orange for eight years
Belgian cable operator Voo has made its long-awaited entrance on the mobile market in juli 2013.
Second brand from VOO
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