While ITEXPO 2026 might be over, the conversation around VoIP billing and telecom infrastructure is definitely not. 

Over three days of productive engagement at Booth #855, ASTPP engaged with telecom operators, carriers, ITSPs, and service providers from various markets around the globe, all focused on scalability, revenue assurance, and control of telecom infrastructure. 

As a carrier-grade VoIP billing and softswitch solution used by over 20,000 telecom operators in more than 95 countries, ASTPP showcased its capabilities in helping telecom businesses upgrade and enhance their operations while ensuring and increasing their revenue.

Day 1: Setting the Stage 

Booth setup, final tech checks, demo screens ready. 

ASTPP showcased its carrier-grade VoIP Billing & Softswitch ecosystem to the global telecom community. 

  • Advanced VoIP billing with real-time charging and rating 
  • High-performance Class 4 softswitch for carrier routing 
  • Feature-rich Class 5 softswitch for retail VoIP services 
  • SBC & IP PBX capabilities 
  • Fraud control and reseller management 
  • Complete BSS with Online Charging System (OCS) 

Operators explored how combining VoIP billing and telecom switching into one integrated platform eliminates complexity and increases operational efficiency. 

The focus was on the benefits of integrating VoIP billing and telecom switching into one platform, removing the complexity and improving the efficiency of operations. The focus was not on the product; it was on the business benefits of predictable growth and long-term scalability.  

Day 2: Conversations That Matter 

On Day 2, the focus was on strategic outcomes. 

Telecom providers visiting Booth #855 were exploring: 

  • Advanced VoIP billing & real-time charging
  • Complete BSS with Online Charging System (OCS)
  • Class 4 & Class 5 softswitch architecture
  • Intelligent routing control & SBC
  • Hybrid and multi-tenant deployment models

The priority was clear: revenue assurance, operational efficiency, and scalable growth. 

ASTPP’s ability to unify VoIP billing and telecom infrastructure within a carrier-grade architecture strongly resonated with growing service providers expanding across regions.

Day 3: Enabling Sustainable Telecom Growth 

In conclusion of ITEXPO 2026, one notable insight emerged: 

Telecom operators prioritize infrastructure ownership and revenue protection more than ever. 

The discussions on the final day of the ITEXPO was centered on the following topics: 

  • High-performance Class 4 softswitch for international routing 
  • Reliable Class 5 softswitch for enterprise and retail VoIP services 
  • Advanced VoIP billing with real-time rating and fraud management 
  • Carrier-grade multi-tenancy 
  • Scalable VoIP billing and telecom ecosystems for global markets 
  • Deeper strategic engagements. 
  • Infrastructure roadmaps defined. 
  • Real-world telecom challenges addressed. 

The focus of the telecom operators is no longer on whether the systems can scale or not but on the extent of the infrastructure they can control.

What ITEXPO 2026 Reinforced for ASTPP 

This year’s expo confirmed major industry priorities: 

  • Advanced VoIP billing is becoming mission-critical 
  • Class 4 softswitch solutions are essential for wholesale carriers
  • Class 5 softswitch platforms drive retail and enterprise services 
  • Revenue assurance and fraud prevention are board-level concerns
  • Unified VoIP billing and telecom platforms simplify scalability 

Telecom leaders are moving toward complete ecosystems not disconnected tools.

The Conversations Continue 

To everyone who connected with ASTPP at ITEXPO 2026 thank you for the insightful discussions around VoIP billing and telecom innovation. 

If we didn’t get a chance to connect at Booth #855, our team would be happy to continue the conversation and explore how ASTPP can power your advanced VoIP billing, Class 4 softswitch, and Class 5 softswitch requirements. 

ITEXPO 2026 may be over, but the future of VoIP billing and telecom infrastructure is just getting started.