Manage your RTK base stations in one place
Register your RTK base stations and stream correction data through an NTRIP Caster. Manage access, correction output settings, and station status from your browser.
01 Station and mountpoint management
02 Four access options
03 Select the nearest station by location
04 Connection statistics and signal reports
Features
One platform for base station owners and NtripClient users, with features for a range of operating needs.
STATION MANAGEMENT
Clone mountpoints from a registered base station and configure satellite systems and MSM output for each stream. Deliver original RTCM and RTCM converted to MSM4 at the same time, with separate access settings and passwords for each mountpoint.
RTK / RTCM / NTRIP
How each part works, and how correction data reaches your equipment.
RTK reduces GNSS positioning errors by sending satellite observations from a base station to an NtripClient. It supports centimeter-level positioning for surveying and position control.
RTCM is a message format for exchanging GNSS correction data between devices. This service can analyze, validate, and convert incoming data.
NTRIP delivers correction data such as RTCM over the internet. Each stream is identified by a mountpoint.
Actual positioning accuracy depends on reception conditions, equipment, connection quality, distance from the base station, satellite geometry, and other factors.
Getting started
Owners configure stations in the web console. Users connect through an NtripClient to receive correction data.
FOR STATION OWNERS
Sign in / Create accountto register or sign in.
Set connection details, access options, and output settings.
Connect using compatible software or an application.
Monitor streams, connections, and signals in the console.
FOR NtripClient USERS
Find an available correction stream.
Enter the credentials required by the stream's access settings.
Receive correction data over NTRIP Ver.1 or NTRIP Ver.2.
/AUTO when neededSend your location to automatically select the nearest online base station.
Find stations
Search by station or mountpoint name to check status and location. View station details and publicly shared contact information on the map.
Find stations (opens in a new tab)Email alerts
When an issue or disconnection is detected at a registered station, alerts are sent to the email addresses registered on the website.
Security
Separate authentication flows for the web console and NTRIP connections protect communications, credentials, and connection records according to their purpose.
Secure authentication and access permissions for each user.
Credentials are stored in a non-recoverable form, never as plain text.
Source information is transformed for operational use rather than stored in its original form.
Alongside the web console, communications between TLS-capable base stations, NtripClients, and the NTRIP Caster can be encrypted. Access permissions allow only the communications needed.
Learn
Illustrated guides to AUTO mountpoint considerations and when to review constellation or MSM output settings.
Explore the guidesFAQ
Answers to common questions about the service and connecting your equipment.
A base station is the equipment that generates correction data, or its registered entry. A mountpoint identifies a stream delivered over NTRIP. One station can have multiple mountpoints streaming simultaneously with different satellite systems, MSM output, and access settings.
NTRIP Ver.1 and NTRIP Ver.2 are supported for both base stations and NtripClients.
Yes. TLS-capable base stations and NtripClients can encrypt their communications with the NTRIP Caster. Standard NTRIP is also available.
/AUTO use?It uses the representative mountpoint selected for each station. Based on the NtripClient's location, it selects the nearest representative stream from online stations with coordinates that your credentials allow you to access. Use the crown button in the console to change the representative mountpoint.
If the representative stream is offline or your credentials do not grant access, another stream from that station is not automatically substituted.
No. A web account is used to sign in to the console. NTRIP connections use an owner's account or a dedicated base station connection account.
Check whether the following email addresses are blocked or their messages have been sent to your spam folder.
Two-factor authentication emails:
no-reply@notify.sdk-ntrip.com
Alert emails:
alerts@notify.sdk-ntrip.com
SDK NTRIP
Create an account and register your first base station and mountpoint.