T-Mobile, part of the T-Bank ecosystem, has started operating on Beeline's infrastructure in the Amur Region and Yakutia. The companies signed an agreement on the launch of a virtual operator on Beeline's base stations at SPIEF-2026.

Technical integration of networks has already been completed. T-Mobile operates under the Full MVNO model: the operator uses its own network core, HLR register, and billing, and only leases the radio channel from the host operator. This format allows for independent management of services, tariffs, and client infrastructure.

The partnership is expected to improve the quality and reliability of communication for T-Mobile subscribers in the Far East. Special emphasis is placed on protection against spam and phone fraud: engineers from both companies have linked anti-fraud systems at the transit level of switches.

The integration of security platforms allows blocking attempts to spoof numbers and cutting off spam calls even at the routing stage – before the call reaches the subscriber's phone.

The new agreement is a continuation of the strategic partnership between T-Bank and Beeline in the telecom sector. The companies announced their cooperation in April 2026, when Beeline became the first federal operator to connect to the "fraud roulette" to combat phone scammers.