Specifications

Standards and Compliance

3GPP MCX
MCPTT, MCData, MCVideo
QoS
End-to-end quality assurance; prioritisation and pre-emption

Multi-tenancy

Isolation
Data, policy and resource isolation per tenant
Authorisation
Role-based access and tenant governance

Security

Authentication
Two-way server–client authentication
Encryption
Optional end-to-end encryption (E2EE)

Services

MCPTT
Group and individual instant PTT
MCVideo
Real-time video streaming
MCData
Location, status, messaging and files

Network and Integration

Access Networks
LTE and 5G (public/operator networks)
NMS Northbound
Northbound interfaces and APIs for operator NMS/OSS/BSS integration
Deployment
On-premises or on the operator cloud

Architecture and Reliability

Architecture
Microservice-based; independent services
Load Sharing
Load balancing; active-active and active-standby configurations
HA/DR
High availability and disaster recovery options

Compare Similar Models

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Property Hytera HyTalk MC for MNOs MCX Platform Hytera HyTalk MC for End Users MCX Solution Hytera HyTalk MC Mission-Critical Multimedia Communication Platform
QoS End-to-end quality assurance; prioritisation and pre-emptionGuaranteed quality for mission-critical usersGuaranteed quality for mission-critical users
Access Networks LTE and 5G (public/operator networks)LTE and 5G (public/private)LTE and 5G (public/operator and private)
Authentication Two-way server–client authenticationTwo-way authentication between network and clientTwo-way server–client authentication
Encryption Optional end-to-end encryption (E2EE)End-to-end (E2EE); 3GPP-compliant user-developed algorithmsAES-256 and 3GPP-compliant proprietary algorithms

Hytera HyTalk MC for MNOs MCX Platform — Detail

This is the operator-side platform: the system a mobile network operator deploys in order to sell mission-critical services to enterprise and public-sector customers.

What it provides

  • 3GPP MCX services — MCPTT, MCData and MCVideo
  • End-to-end QoS across the operator’s LTE and 5G core, with low latency
  • Multi-tenant isolation — logical separation between enterprise customers, with configurable policy and resource slices
  • Northbound NMS interfaces — open APIs into the operator’s existing OSS and BSS for visibility, control and billing
  • Microservice architecture with load sharing — flexible scaling, high availability and fast recovery
  • Operator-grade security — two-way authentication, with optional end-to-end encryption

Why tenancy is the hard requirement

An operator platform serves customers who must not see each other. Tenancy is therefore not a feature but a boundary: data, policy and resources separated per customer, with an administration model that lets each manage its own users without reaching anything else.

Get that wrong and the platform cannot be sold to the customers most likely to buy it.

Where the value is

For an operator, mission-critical services are the product that distinguishes an enterprise offering from a data plan. For the customer, the value is not having to build infrastructure. See private LTE and hybrid networks.

We deliver not only what you need, but more than you expect .