Retail eSIMs are changing roaming expectations. Discover how operators can retain customers by simplifying activation, pricing, and travel communications with automated, user-friendly journeys.
Banks are starting to offer more than financial products. They are offering mobile connectivity. From Equity Bank to Klarna and N26, financial institutions are embedding mobile services directly into their apps using MVNO models. This is not about becoming a telecom provider. It is about deeper customer engagement, recurring digital revenue, and building stronger ecosystems.
Fintechs are adopting MVNO models by offering mobile plans and data bundles. This creates recurring revenue streams without telecom infrastructure or banking risk while increasing customer value.
MVNOs offer fintechs a new way to reduce churn by bundling mobile services with their apps. This drives daily engagement, extends user lifecycles, and strengthens customer retention strategies.
A mobile operator in Africa partnered with Enghouse to launch a platform that supports virtual operators. This helped them attract new partners, grow revenue, and prepare for future services like 5G and IoT.
Fintechs can launch mobile services without building telecom infrastructure. This blog explains three MVNO models that offer different levels of control, speed to market, and revenue potential.
Fintechs are entering the telecom space by launching MVNOs. Offering mobile plans boosts engagement, adds recurring revenue, and helps scale across markets through embedded connectivity.
Explore how fintechs are turning mobile into a new revenue stream. This paper compares MVNO models, monetization strategies, and what’s needed to launch without building telecom infrastructure.
Fintechs are entering mobile. This snapshot explores why MVNOs are gaining traction, which players are moving first, and how mobile services can drive retention, revenue, and global expansion.