“Cross-border payments remain one of the most persistent friction points for digital merchants operating across multiple markets,” said Yi Hahn Chin, Head of Boku’s Innovation Hub. “By working closely with merchants and regional partners in Singapore, our team can stay close to evolving market needs and accelerate our response with new capabilities. We’re focused on building deeper partnerships with merchants to shape the next generation of payment solutions that improve commercial outcomes.”

“Merchants don’t just need more payment methods – they need payment infrastructure that reduces complexity while expanding reach,” said Stuart Neal, CEO of Boku. “Payments have now moved beyond plastic, and the Innovation Hub lets us reflect that reality by prototyping against real merchant requirements, pressure‑testing solutions in live markets, and accelerating the deployment of capabilities that directly impact the bottom line. Embedding our team in Singapore brings us closer to APAC customers and partners, which is central to Boku’s growth.”

“Our work with rdcom illustrates Legos’ ability to support digital messaging solution providers with compliant, flexible, and reliable solutions,” said Pascal Prot, CEO of Legos. “Through this partnership, we strengthen our position as a European operator offering multi-domestic services across key markets.”

Daniele Poerio, rdcom CEO and Founder, stated: “This partnership with Legos allows us to further enhance the efficiency and reliability of our global messaging services. It reflects our ongoing commitment to providing scalable, compliant, and high-quality communication solutions for our customers worldwide.”

Voice communications is a staple for every touchpoint of the customer journey, but the intensifying number of voice scams and robocalls are driving consumer skepticism, costing businesses billions of dollars every year. Trust, privacy and security have long been a top consumer priority across various industries, and organizations that have not yet adopted BCID are increasingly losing assurance from existing and prospective customers. Our Voice solution aims to alleviate roadblocks in implementing secure, verified calling so businesses can rebuild their reputation as a brand that people trust and ensure they can reach their customers wherever they want to be reached.” Mijo Soldin, Vice President of Telecom Strategy and Partnerships at Infobip

“Trust and safety are an important part of TextNow’s mission to make free phone service available to everyone,” said Jon Halk, Head of Design and Customer Journey at TextNow.

“Partnering with Enea allows us to make progress in our efforts against increasingly sophisticated threats and work towards keeping those users who rely on our service as safe as possible. ”

“TextNow’s dedication to user security is commendable and sets a strong example in the industry,” said John Hughes, SVP, Head of Network Security Business Group at Enea. “Our Adaptive Messaging Firewall equips TextNow with the tools and insights needed to ensure a safe and trusted messaging experience for all their phone users.”

“Mobile identity is becoming the backbone of the emerging digital economy, and messaging providers have a unique opportunity to address the needs of the digital ecosystem and generate new revenue streams,” said José García, CEO of Global Telco Consult. “Our collaboration with NTH will help transform its network assets and relationships into scalable identity solutions that drive both security and growth.”

Vlaho Kaminski of NTH added: “Working with GTC gives us a clear path to develop our capabilities and deliver market-ready services. The approach keeps control with NTH while tapping into proven industry expertise, and this is exactly what we needed to accelerate our mobile identity journey.”

Jérôme Hénique, CEO of Orange France, said: “the ‘Message Satellite’ offer addresses the fundamental need to stay connected with loved ones, even when away. With this new offer, Orange provides a useful and simple innovation that strengthens service continuity for our customers, wherever they are. Being the first operator in France to launch this option demonstrates our leadership and our ambition to provide high-quality connectivity everywhere and for everyone”.

“Orange combines the best available technologies to meet our customers’ connectivity needs. The Direct to Device technology is part of this approach, providing readily available and targeted connectivity on your smartphone even in the absence of mobile or Wi-Fi coverage. The launch of this technology in France to enable the sending and receiving of SMS messages is a major first step for the Group, paving the way for an enrichment of services available to Orange customers as technological evolutions continue,” adds Michaël Trabbia, CEO of Orange Wholesale.