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eSIM Service Provider Truphone Joins Competitive Carriers Association
Sep 20, 2021
Washington, DC – Truphone today announced it has joined Competitive Carriers Association (“CCA”).
As pioneers of eSIM technology – being the first to support eSIM technology when introduced on the iPhone in 2018, Truphone enables wireless carriers to rapidly roll out support for eSIM-enabled devices. Today, Truphone has provisioned over 13 million eSIM profiles globally. Recently recognized as the most complete end-to-end solution by independent research company Counterpoint, their eSIM management platform is fully accredited by the GSMA – in fact, they are one of only four service providers in the world with GSMA eSIM Discovery partner status.
CCA is the nation’s leading association for competitive wireless providers and stakeholders across the United States.
Oliver Potter, Director of IoT at Truphone said: “At Truphone, we’ve been championing digital mobility and customer choice for almost two decades, allowing things, businesses and people to communicate freely. We’re delighted to join the CCA and look forward to working with its members to help deliver eSIM-enabled digital first journeys quickly and securely, and unlock the benefits of eSIM for wireless carriers and their customers across the United States.”
“We are excited to welcome Truphone to CCA,” said CCA President & CEO Steven K. Berry. “CCA members play an integral role in the competitive carrier ecosystem – helping to connect all Americans, especially those in rural areas, and Truphone’s expertise and innovative solutions will certainly be a valuable addition for the entire membership.”
About Truphone
Truphone believes that connectivity can be easier, smarter and more efficient. Since 2006, we have built state of the art SIM software, intuitive management platforms and a powerful global network to make this a reality. Every day, our technicians engineer better connections between things, people and business to make the world smarter. Headquartered in London, we have 16 offices across four continents and continue to expand globally.
To learn more, visit www.truphone.com/us/telecoms.
About CCA
CCA is the nation’s leading association for competitive wireless providers and stakeholders across the United States. Members range from small, rural carriers serving fewer than 5,000 customers to regional and nationwide providers serving millions of customers, as well as vendors and suppliers that provide products and services throughout the wireless communications ecosystem. Visit www.ccamobile.org.
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