A year after joining the global Open Gateway initiative, Telecom has launched its second API (Application Programming Interface) to continue contributing to the value proposition of digital security and anti-fraud, the first sector in which the company has decided to develop within the framework of standards created by CAMARA, an open source project promoted by the Linux Foundation in collaboration with the GSMA.
This is a new number verification solution that allows developers to create simple, secure and transparent mobile identity verification. Its functions include achieving a better experience in On the rise To public-private partnership; and reset access to a site or platform through an encrypted and easy process for customers, eliminating the need to send keys through other means. Thus, this API seeks to add value to the digital ecosystem of the fintech industry.
This is the second API that Telecom provides to developers and aggregators to further enhance the development of the digital ecosystem. In the second half of 2023, the company launched SIM SWAP, an application that allows you to check the last time the SIM card associated with a mobile phone number was changed, providing a high level of security for transactions made using mobile devices.
to Verify number And SIM card swapTelecom plans to add two more APIs in the coming weeks to complete this suite of digital security services. Upcoming releases will be: Device status And Device locationAnd two APIs that allow the creation of geo-referenced digital verifications.
Last April, Telecom announced an alliance with Intraway that will launch a joint digital company that will focus on creating a software solution. Native Cloud So that CSPs in the region can accelerate the exposure and monetization of their networks “in a secure and scalable manner, within existing and future components and functions.”
New Telecom APIs are already being designed and supported in the solution jointly developed by Telecom and Intraway.
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