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24 June 2026

SC.Soft Joins GSMA Open Gateway as a Channel Partner

SC.Soft has signed the GSMA Open Gateway Memorandum of Understanding and joined the initiative as a Channel Partner. In this role, the company will help mobile operators across the CIS, Central Asia, the Middle East and Africa expose CAMARA-standardised network APIs to financial institutions — banks, insurance companies, payment providers and fintechs. The initial focus is on anti-fraud, KYC and subscriber authentication.

SC.Soft's Subscriber Control platform is already deployed in Uzbekistan as part of the country’s national Antifraud system, where it uses real-time network signals to help banks check for risks such as SIM swaps and device changes at the moment that matters — before a fraudulent scheme can play out.

Read the full press release on the GSMA website

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