General Transit Telecom Estonia

The international telecommunication company General Transit Telecom (GTT) is created by a group of experts in telecommunication industry and unites under itself some independent companies in Estonia, Germany and Greece. Also GTT has a representative office in Russia. The company is focused on the international voice market.

GTT head office is in Tallinn, Estonia. Our primary activity is targeted to provide VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) as to the Carriers as to the final customers using TDM (SS7, PRI) and VoIP (H.323, SIP) technologies.

The fundament of the relationships with Partners is to provide Premium quality service. Nowadays our opportunities let us put competitive proposals using direct interconnections with all general Russia mobile Carriers.

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General office

General Transit Telecom
Astangu
Tallinn
,13519
Estonia

Phone: +372 6 888 904
Phone: +74959811670
Site: http://www.generaltransittelecom.com
Contact Person

Kate Pelevina / sales manager
Phone: +74959811670
  • International VoIP Wholesale Provider
  • Partnering for Origination and Termination
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