Featured Announcements Article
What is Telecom-as-a-Service (TaaS)?
What is Telecom-as-a-Service (TaaS)? A deep-dive into the innovative and exciting world of Telecom-as-a-Service - the new cloud-based delivery model that removes the complexities of traditional telecom to give MVNOs and businesses all they need to create customer-centric connectivity experiences that drive loyalty, retention and satisfaction.
Business
How to Launch an MVNO with AT&T and OXIO
Together, AT&T and OXIO make it possible for any brand to launch an MVNO faster and more flexibly than ever before. Learn how in this blog.
Announcements
OXIO Wins “Best Cloud Innovation” at the 2025 Global Connectivity Awards
OXIO has been named the winner of the “Best Cloud Innovation” category at the Global Connectivity Awards 2025, recognizing our bold vision to transform telecom into an API-driven, programmable, and cloud-native solution.
Product
eSIM Authentication is the Next Frontier for Global Digital Security
Tier-1 carriers and innovators are rolling out eSIM authentication, signaling a new era in digital security. As fraud grows more sophisticated and costly, traditional methods like 2FA and SMS OTPs are no longer enough. OXIO’s global Telecom-as-a-Service platform introduces a universal trust layer—frictionless, cryptographically secure, and scalable—designed to protect enterprises, fintechs, and consumers against the next generation of cybercrime.
Business
Beyond 2FA: Redefining Authentication for the Modern Era
While 2FA remains a key layer of defense, it comes with inherent limitations. This blog explores how eSIM technology, combined with cloud-native telecom solutions like Telecom-as-a-Service (TaaS), is enabling a new era of identity authentication that offers up a reimagined security layer that’s more streamlined, scalable and secure.
Business
How to Become a Bank MVNO
In an era where digital transformation is paramount, banks and fintechs are exploring innovative avenues to deepen customer engagement and diversify revenue streams. This blog explores how the financial sector can transform connectivity from a basic utility into a strategic growth lever.
