Masarra Mohamed

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The Fast Mode Podcasts: Breaking News, Analysis and Updates From Telecoms Industry · Beyond Passwords and OTPs: How Network APIs Are Reshaping Digital Identity Verification · 15 Jul 2026 podcast

And this is where the, to your point you touched on, this is where the industry initiative around Camaro Open Gateway, GSMA Open Gateway matters because they created a common foundation for exposing network capabilities in a way that both enterprises and developers can actually consume it.

And the second part of things is the interoperability aspects, because I believe we brought in that e-commerce examples and the banking examples.

So, you know, whether it's a bank, a fintech, a retail or a digital platform, they all should be able to use identity related APIs, such as with Dotron, number verification or SIM swap across multiple operators and multiple regions without rebuilding the solutions every time.

So if each operator exposes these capabilities differently, we're going to run to the same initiatives or the same scenarios we run to before, as in it wouldn't scale, it would be too complex, and we will just be limited to that piloting phase.

So the third priority when it comes to that is the commercial scalability phase.

Because we deal with some global enterprises who might have global consumers, enterprises need transparent pricing.

They need clear use case packaging.

They need ease in testing environments with piloting and a simple procurement process.

So if every market has its own pricing contracts and compliance,

And availability trust, the adoptions will be really limited, if I can say, and it wouldn't really pass through the piloting phase.

So to move from that, from experimentation to mainstream scalable global adoptions, these APIs need to be easy to buy, easy to test, and easy to scale.

So this is, there's like a trust dimension layer into it.

So when it comes to identity and privacy, especially with the identity APIs, it really involves a lot of sensitive signals.

So enterprises need like clarity on the consent side of things, the privacy, the data dimension.

the regulatory compliance and accountability and this is especially important in sectors such such as the banking and finance healthcare the public services and the public sectors so in my own view the technology alone is one part of things to answer but the real scaling challenge is a full ecosystem execution so everybody the operators the c-pass providers the

Cloud platforms, the aggregators, the standard bodies, and also the enterprise spires are all need to align around one simple model.

So if the industry gets that right, then I believe network APIs are going to come, you know, a trusted identity and fraud prevention layer that is embedded into the enterprise security and customer experience workflows indeed.

Indeed.

So for the Camara progress, indeed, it did have...

If I can believe off the top of my head, I think we have now 78% that Camara operators have signed with Camara.

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