Tplus

Korea Cable Telecom (Tplus), operating in South Korea, is a mobile network provider distinguished by its Mobile Country Code (MCC) of 450 and Mobile Network Code (MNC) of 11. As part of the Asia & Middle East region, Tplus contributes to the competitive telecommunications landscape of South Korea, a nation renowned for its advanced technological infrastructure and widespread mobile adoption. While dominant players like SK Telecom, KT, and LG Uplus often overshadow smaller networks, Tplus carves a niche by offering specific services and potentially targeting localized markets or demographics, often through cable television bundles. The network's infrastructure utilizes the 450 MCC, identifying it as originating from South Korea, whereas the 11 MNC uniquely separates Tplus from other mobile operators within the same country. This numerical combination is crucial for mobile devices to correctly identify and connect to the Tplus network for voice, data, SMS, and other services, ensuring interoperability within South Korea's robust mobile ecosystem. While specific coverage details may vary, Tplus competes to deliver reliable connectivity, often challenging larger networks through competitive pricing or value-added offerings, contributing to the overall dynamism of the South Korean mobile market.