It is a no-cost initial review of your location, existing Wi-Fi, and usage potential to assess whether carrier-funded offload may be a fit. IDCTS reviews the information you provide and identifies next steps. It is not an instant approval, a full network or security audit, or a promise of revenue.

Start with your contact details and what you know about the venue, its location, access-point equipment, and indoor or outdoor coverage. Partial submissions are welcome for initial review; additional equipment and network details may be needed before carrier submission or onboarding. You can include one venue or multiple locations.

It allows eligible supported mobile subscribers to use a qualified venue’s Wi-Fi for carrier data. On compatible installations, a carrier-only SSID is configured separately from guest and corporate Wi-Fi.

The venue receives monthly payments equal to 50% of eligible offload revenue attributed to the network carrying the traffic. Payments are funded by participating carriers, not charges to visitors.

In most compatible installations, existing access points stay in place. New AP shipping is not the default, but a technical review may identify changes needed for compatibility or performance.

No. It is a carrier-only SSID for eligible subscriber offload, logically separated from guest and corporate Wi-Fi when appropriately configured.

Eligible subscribers of participating carriers may connect automatically through supported SIM authentication and Passpoint profiles, without entering a guest Wi-Fi password. Carrier availability is confirmed for each approved installation. A carrier named in an industry presentation is not a guarantee of availability at your venue; device settings, coverage, and carrier policies also affect connections.

Earnings depend on eligible traffic, dwell time, network compatibility and performance, and carrier participation. More activity can create more potential offload and revenue, but no earnings level is guaranteed.

There are no upfront or ongoing fees for the IDCTS monetization program. Optional mbbWiFi Managed WiFi assistance is a separate scope discussed during consultation.

No. The supplied third-party presentation reports a Maryland airport with 242 existing APs, 74.79 TB of monthly offload, $31,817 in total monthly revenue, and a $15,909 monthly property share. It also reports a Brooklyn train station with one indoor AP, 7.47 TB of monthly offload, $3,200 in total monthly revenue, and a $1,600 monthly property share. These are not IDCTS-operated sites or independently audited results. Reporting months were not specified, and figures retain the source’s rounding. Neither example establishes a per-AP earnings rate or forecast.

No. The presentation reports offload growth from 88 TB to 576 TB between Q3 2024 and Q4 2025—rounded to 555%—alongside 124K+ active subscribers and reach across six carriers. These are historical third-party claims, not independently verified IDCTS network totals. The subscriber measurement date was not specified, and the carrier count does not establish current availability at an IDCTS venue.

Not necessarily. Eligible data usage, passenger or visitor dwell time, coverage, spare internet capacity, and carrier participation matter alongside access-point count. A large installation does not automatically outperform a smaller, well-used location. Each venue needs its own assessment.

The technical review considers a dedicated carrier SSID, logical separation from guest and business networks, and client isolation to restrict device-to-device communication. Supported Passpoint, WPA3-Enterprise, and RadSec (RADIUS over TLS) capabilities must be confirmed for the equipment and carrier configuration. Existing Wi-Fi is not assumed to provide physical isolation, zero risk, or zero operational impact.

Timing depends on carrier approval, equipment compatibility, access to the network administrator, and configuration and validation requirements. Coordinate changes with venue IT and schedule work around operating needs, including off-peak hours where appropriate. A short configuration window in a third-party example is not an IDCTS installation-time guarantee.

Review the applicable agreement before proceeding, including revenue eligibility and attribution, reporting and payment timing, responsibilities, and any termination or restoration provisions. An assessment request is not an activation agreement. Terms described in an external presentation should not be treated as IDCTS contractual commitments.

Potential fits include airports, train stations and transit hubs, universities, hotels, shopping centers and food courts, high-rises, and restaurant or franchise locations. Consistent visitors, time spent on site, reliable coverage, and sufficient internet capacity matter more than the venue label alone.

No. mbbWiFi Managed WiFi is optional and separately scoped. Planning, upgrading, or managing a network does not guarantee monetization eligibility, carrier approval, traffic, or revenue.

Choose your venue type and select Request My Assessment. Share your contact, location, and network details, then submit the request for IDCTS review. Your confirmation means the request was received—not that the venue has carrier approval. IDCTS reviews the information before outlining next steps.