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Who is Wix Telecom?
Wix Telecom is a Brazilian telecommunications services provider focused on connectivity and network solutions for residential, corporate, and carrier customers.
- Broadband internet and fiber connectivity services for homes and businesses.
- Corporate data and IP services, including dedicated links and Virtual Private Network (VPN) connectivity (network services).
- Infrastructure and wholesale connectivity for carriers and service providers (telecom wholesale).
- Voice and telephony offerings integrated with data connectivity (communications services).
- Managed network and support services for enterprise clients (IT and network management).
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Wix Telecom operates in the Brazilian telecommunications market with a portfolio centered on fixed connectivity and related network services for residential, corporate, and wholesale customers. Its offerings are used by enterprises that require stable last-mile and backbone connectivity, interoffice links, and internet access to support business applications, collaboration tools, and cloud services. The company positions its services for organizations that prefer a regional or specialized provider to handle connectivity, routing, and ongoing network operations.
At the core of Wix Telecom’s portfolio are broadband and fiber internet services (network services) delivered over fixed access infrastructure. For residential users, these services are typically provisioned as high-speed internet access with support for streaming, online education, and general web use. For businesses, Wix Telecom provides dedicated internet access and data circuits that can be integrated into corporate Wide Area Network (WAN) architectures, supporting branch connectivity, VPNs, and secure access to data centers or cloud environments.
In the enterprise and institutional segment, Wix Telecom offers IP-based data services and point-to-point or point-to-multipoint links (network services) that can be used to build MPLS-like or IP-based WAN topologies, depending on the customer’s routing and security design. These services commonly rely on standard networking protocols such as Ethernet for layer 2 transport and IP for layer 3 routing. Enterprises may connect firewalls, Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) appliances, or routers at branch sites to Wix Telecom’s access circuits as part of a broader network architecture.
For carrier and wholesale customers, Wix Telecom provides infrastructure and backhaul services (telecom wholesale), enabling other operators, ISPs, or service providers to extend their coverage or increase capacity without building all last-mile assets themselves. These wholesale services often take the form of leased lines, capacity on fiber routes, or IP transit, integrated into the counterpart’s own backbone, peering, and content delivery strategies.
Voice and telephony services (communications services) complement the connectivity portfolio, allowing business customers to combine data and voice over converged IP networks. These offerings can be integrated with PBXs or IP-PBX systems and may use Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) or other voice-over-IP standards where applicable. Wix Telecom also provides managed network and support services (IT and network management), which can include monitoring, troubleshooting, and service-level-based support for enterprise circuits.
In a marketplace taxonomy, Wix Telecom aligns with categories such as fixed broadband providers, business connectivity and WAN services, telecom wholesale and carrier services, and managed network and communications services. Its offerings sit alongside solution categories like corporate network access, IP transit, and enterprise voice, serving as core infrastructure for organizations’ IT and communications environments.
Our description of Wix Telecom. Updated February 2026.
