BISS Satellite Channels & Frequencies: Sept 2026

BISS Satellite Channels & Frequencies: September 2026

Updated BISS satellite channels, frequencies and transponders for September 2026.

Last reviewed: 13 September 2026 | Category: Satellite TV Technology | Coverage: Worldwide

Summary: Updated BISS satellite channels, frequencies and transponders for September 2026, based on publicly documented satellite-monitoring records. No decryption keys are included.

📡 What Is BISS?

BISS (Basic Interoperable Scrambling System) is a professional scrambling standard used mainly for satellite and IP contribution, distribution and broadcast applications. It was developed within the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) ecosystem and is widely associated with sports contribution feeds, broadcaster distribution, news networks and temporary professional transmissions.

The modern BISS family includes BISS1, BISS2 and BISS-CA. According to the EBU, BISS2 replaced the older DES/DVB-CSA approach with AES-128 for session-word encryption and DVB-CISSA for stream scrambling. BISS-CA adds conditional-access functionality, including the ability to authorize or revoke individual receivers in real time.

Important: This article contains publicly documented satellite reception parameters only. It does not publish BISS keys, leaked credentials, private session words or instructions for bypassing access controls.

🔐 BISS1, BISS-E and BISS-CA Explained

Technology	General purpose	Security / access model
BISS1	Legacy professional contribution scrambling	Session-word based scrambling
BISS-E	Enhanced BISS mode	Encrypted session-word mechanism
BISS2	Modern BISS generation	AES-128 + DVB-CISSA
BISS-CA	Conditional-access contribution/distribution	Receiver authorization, revocation and controlled key management

The EBU describes BISS-CA as an interoperable conditional-access mode capable of allowing or revoking reception for specific receivers in real time. It is particularly suited to sports and other rights-controlled live content.

🆕 Latest Publicly Documented BISS Changes

The most important correction to earlier versions of this article is that a satellite database's “updated” date should not automatically be described as the date on which encryption changed. The tables below therefore use wording such as database record/update unless a genuine encryption change is independently documented.

• 1 September 2026: KingOfSat currently lists ENTV HD on Badr 8 at 26.0°E, 12523 V, 30000, FEC 2/3 as BISS. This is the latest dated record I could verify for this particular service—not 13 September.
• 26 August 2026: LyngSat's TeleAmazonas record confirms two Intelsat 21 services started on 14 April 2026: a BISS-1 SD service and a BISS-2 HD service.
• 2026: Public satellite databases continue to document BISS services across Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Central Asia and international contribution networks.

📋 Publicly Documented BISS Channels & Transponders

The following table is designed as a technical reference. It deliberately separates publicly listed BISS status from claims about a newly changed encryption state. Where a date represents a database update rather than a confirmed encryption change, it is labelled accordingly.

#	Channel / Service	Region	Satellite	Position	Frequency	Pol.	SR	FEC	Status / Record	Source
1	ENTV HD	Algeria	Badr 8	26.0°E	12523	V	30000	2/3	BISS — record 1 Sep 2026	KingOfSat
2	TeleAmazonas SD	Ecuador	Intelsat 21	58.0°W	3732	H	1926	5/6	BISS1 — started 14 Apr 2026	LyngSat
3	TeleAmazonas HD	Ecuador	Intelsat 21	58.0°W	3736	H	4500	5/6	BISS2 — started 14 Apr 2026	LyngSat
4	RT News	Russia / Global	Express AM8	14.0°W	3630	R	22535	1/4	Public BISS listing	LyngSat
5	RT Español	Russia / Global	Express AM8	14.0°W	3630	R	22535	1/4	Public BISS listing	LyngSat
6	Perviy Kanal Europa	Russia / Europe	Express AM8	14.0°W	3630	R	22535	1/4	Public BISS listing	LyngSat
7	RT News HD	Russia / Global	Express AM8	14.0°W	3675	R	35393	3/5	BISS-1 listing	LyngSat
8	RT Documentary HD	Russia / Global	Express AM8	14.0°W	3675	R	35393	3/5	BISS-1 listing	LyngSat
9	RT Doc	Russia / Global	Express AM8	14.0°W	3675	R	35393	3/5	BISS-1 listing	LyngSat
10	RTR Planeta	Russia / Global	Express AM8	14.0°W	3675	R	35393	3/5	BISS-1 listing	LyngSat
11	Rossiya 24	Russia	Express AM8	14.0°W	3675	R	35393	3/5	BISS-1 listing	LyngSat
12	NTV Mir	Russia / Global	Express AM8	14.0°W	3675	R	35393	3/5	BISS-1 listing	LyngSat
13	TNT	Russia	Express AM8	14.0°W	3675	R	35393	3/5	BISS-1 listing	LyngSat
14	STS	Russia	Express AM8	14.0°W	3675	R	35393	3/5	BISS-1 listing	LyngSat
15	Telekanal Zvezda	Russia	Express AM8	14.0°W	3675	R	35393	3/5	BISS-1 listing	LyngSat
16	Muz TV	Russia	Express AM8	14.0°W	3675	R	35393	3/5	BISS-1 listing	LyngSat
17	Karusel	Russia	Express AM8	14.0°W	3675	R	35393	3/5	BISS-1 listing	LyngSat
18	Pobeda	Russia	Express AM8	14.0°W	3675	R	35393	3/5	BISS-1 listing	LyngSat
19	Varzish TV	Tajikistan	NSS 12	57.0°E	11587	H	10750	3/4	BISS listing	LyngSat
20	Varzish TV	Tajikistan	Al Yah 1	52.5°E	11785	H	27500	3/4	BISS listing	LyngSat
21	Futbol TV	Tajikistan	Al Yah 1	52.5°E	11785	H	27500	3/4	BISS listing	LyngSat
22	Ariana TV Network	Afghanistan	Al Yah 1	52.5°E	11938	H	27500	3/4	Publicly reported BISS record	Satellite database
23	Pershiy Ukraine	Ukraine	Astra 4A	4.8°E	12437	V	30000	2/3	BISS listing	KingOfSat
24	Suspilne Kultura	Ukraine	Astra 4A	4.8°E	12437	V	30000	2/3	BISS listing	KingOfSat
25	Suspilne Sport	Ukraine	Astra 4A	4.8°E	12437	V	30000	2/3	BISS listing	KingOfSat
26	Suspilne Krym	Ukraine	Astra 4A	4.8°E	12437	V	30000	2/3	BISS listing	KingOfSat
27	1+1 International	Ukraine	Astra 3C	23.5°E	12285	V	30000	2/3	BISS listing	KingOfSat
28	1 Arkhi	Georgia	Eutelsat 36D	36.0°E	11221	H	30000	2/3	BISS listing	KingOfSat
29	Star TV	Turkey	Türksat 3A	42.0°E	11046.6	H	27226	7/8	Public BISS record	KingOfSat
30	INTERCOM / TRT	Turkey	Türksat 4A	42.0°E	12092	H	27500	5/6	Public BISS record	KingOfSat
31	TIFB / TWDC Turkey	Turkey	Türksat 4A	42.0°E	11886	V	10833	2/3	Public BISS record	KingOfSat
32	IC YAPIMLAR	Turkey	Türksat 3A	42.0°E	11515.8	V	8000	5/6	Public BISS record	KingOfSat
33	SPOR PGM / TRT	Turkey	Türksat 3A	42.0°E	11515.8	V	8000	5/6	Public BISS record	KingOfSat
34	HABER PGM / TRT	Turkey	Türksat 3A	42.0°E	11515.8	V	8000	5/6	Public BISS record	KingOfSat
35	TRT 2	Turkey	Türksat 3A	42.0°E	11515.8	V	8000	5/6	Public BISS record	KingOfSat
36	TRT Avaz HD	Turkey	Türksat 4A	42.0°E	12422	H	30000	3/4	Public BISS record	KingOfSat
37	Al Ahad HD	Iraq	Eutelsat 3B	3.0°E	11693.8	H	29635	5/6	BISS listing	KingOfSat
38	MBC Masr	Egypt	Eutelsat 21B	21.6°E	11558.5	V	5000	5/6	BISS listing	KingOfSat
39	MBC Masr 2	Egypt	Eutelsat 21B	21.6°E	11558.5	V	5000	5/6	BISS listing	KingOfSat
40	Panorama FM TV	UAE	Eutelsat 21B	21.6°E	11567	V	2850	3/4	BISS listing	KingOfSat
41	A SERVICE MAIN / Al Arabiya	UAE	Eutelsat 21B	21.6°E	11686.1	V	9600	3/4	BISS listing	KingOfSat
42	AA BUZ / Al Arabiya	UAE	Eutelsat 21B	21.6°E	11686.1	V	9600	3/4	BISS listing	KingOfSat
43	MBC Maghreb Al Arabia	UAE / Maghreb	Eutelsat 21B	21.6°E	11582.5	V	2850	7/8	BISS listing	KingOfSat
44	RTP 3	Portugal	Hispasat 30W-5	30.0°W	10770	H	30000	5/6	BISS listing	KingOfSat
45	Kanal D HD Romania	Romania	Hellas Sat 3	39.0°E	12723.7	H	6250	2/3	BISS listing	KingOfSat
46	Alpha TV Greece	Greece	Hellas Sat 3	39.0°E	12414.3	H	11568	2/3	BISS listing	KingOfSat
47	Skai	Greece	Hellas Sat 3	39.0°E	12414.3	H	11568	2/3	BISS listing	KingOfSat
48	ANT 1	Greece	Hellas Sat 3	39.0°E	12414.3	H	11568	2/3	BISS listing	KingOfSat
49	Open Beyond TV	Greece	Hellas Sat 3	39.0°E	12414.3	H	11568	2/3	BISS listing	KingOfSat
50	Star Channel	Greece	Hellas Sat 3	39.0°E	12414.3	H	11568	2/3	BISS listing	KingOfSat
51	Mega Channel	Greece	Hellas Sat 3	39.0°E	12414.3	H	11568	2/3	BISS listing	KingOfSat
52	Macedonia TV	Greece	Hellas Sat 3	39.0°E	12414.3	H	11568	2/3	BISS listing	KingOfSat
53	STS Love	Russia	Yamal 402	55.0°E	11385.6	H	30000	1/2	BISS listing	KingOfSat
54	Telekanal Che!	Russia	Yamal 402	55.0°E	11385.6	H	30000	1/2	BISS listing	KingOfSat
55	Telekanal Che! +2h	Russia	Yamal 402	55.0°E	11385.6	H	30000	1/2	BISS listing	KingOfSat

🌍 BISS Satellite Coverage by Region

• Europe: Ukraine, Greece, Turkey, Romania, Portugal and professional Eurovision contribution networks.
• Middle East: UAE, Iraq, Egypt and regional contribution services.
• North Africa: Algeria and Maghreb-oriented services.
• Central Asia: Tajikistan and Afghanistan-related satellite services.
• Eastern Europe / Eurasia: Russian broadcast and distribution networks.
• Latin America: Ecuador and other professional contribution services.
• International contribution: Sports, news and broadcaster feeds can appear temporarily on professional transponders and may disappear after an event.

⚠️ Unverified BISS Data

Satellite databases frequently contain unnamed services, test carriers and temporary feeds. A service should not be given a guessed channel name merely because its SID appears close to another broadcaster.

For example, an unnamed Turkish service should remain labelled Unverified until an independent source identifies the broadcaster. The same rule applies to temporary sports feeds, test carriers and contribution services.

Never replace missing frequency, symbol-rate or FEC information with an estimated value. If a current parameter cannot be confirmed, the correct editorial label is: [Placeholder — verify latest value before publishing]

🔎 How to Verify a BISS Transponder

1. Identify the satellite and orbital position.
2. Check the frequency and polarization against a current satellite database.
3. Confirm the symbol rate and FEC.
4. Check whether the database identifies the service as Clear, BISS1, BISS2 or another encryption system.
5. Perform a fresh blind scan or manual scan on your receiver where appropriate.
6. Do not assume that an old BISS record means the service is still encrypted today.
7. For encrypted services, use only authorized access supplied by the broadcaster or rights holder.

📌 Important Difference: BISS Listing vs. BISS Key

A satellite database can publicly document that a service is using BISS without publishing or validating its current session credentials. Therefore, the presence of a channel in a BISS database should not be interpreted as confirmation that an authorization key is publicly available.

1BissKey does not reproduce leaked or unauthorized keys in this technical reference. The purpose of this list is to document satellite parameters, encryption status and publicly reported changes.

📅 Latest Changes — September 2026

• ENTV HD: KingOfSat currently records BISS on Badr 8, 26.0°E, 12523 V, 30000, FEC 2/3. The database record shown is dated 1 September 2026.
• TeleAmazonas: LyngSat confirms BISS1 on 3732 H and BISS2 on 3736 H on Intelsat 21, with both services starting on 14 April 2026.
• BISS2 adoption: The EBU specification confirms BISS2's use of AES-128 and DVB-CISSA, while BISS-CA provides real-time receiver authorization and revocation.
• Database caution: A record's update timestamp should not automatically be described as a confirmed encryption-change date.
• Technical trend: BISS remains strongly associated with professional contribution, distribution, sports and broadcaster workflows rather than ordinary consumer DTH encryption.

📝 Final Thoughts

BISS continues to be an important technology in professional satellite broadcasting. Although older BISS1 services remain visible in satellite-monitoring databases, the evolution toward BISS2 and BISS-CA provides broadcasters with stronger cryptographic protection and more sophisticated access management.

For satellite enthusiasts, installers and broadcast engineers, the most reliable approach is to treat frequency information and encryption status as live technical data. Frequencies, symbol rates, service names and encryption states can change without notice.

Bookmark 1BissKey for future satellite frequency, BISS technology, receiver and broadcast-transmission updates. Always verify the latest transponder parameters before attempting reception.

📚 Sources & References

1. EBU Technology & Innovation — BISS2 Technical Specification, EBU Tech 3292.
2. EBU Technology & Innovation — BISS-CA Conditional Access Specification, EBU Tech 3292s1.
3. KingOfSat — Current satellite and BISS service records.
4. LyngSat — Current satellite, transponder and channel records.
5. Satellite monitoring databases — Used only where technical parameters are publicly documented.

Disclaimer: This article is provided for satellite-TV technology, broadcast engineering and educational reference. It does not provide private credentials, leaked BISS keys or instructions for unauthorized decryption. Encrypted transmissions should only be accessed with permission from the broadcaster, distributor or rights holder. Satellite parameters can change at any time; always verify current information before reception.