- Zeebu expands strategic partnerships with three global telecom carriers.
- Connecting the UAE telecommunications industry
- Zeebu starts its expansion in Africa
Zeebu, a leading end-to-end blockchain-based platform for global telecom carrier businesses, announced a strategic partnership with three new global telecom carriers – Hayo Telecom Inc., Axistel FZE and Qatama Ltd. The new partnership aims to extend Zeebu’s revolutionary blockchain solutions to the three telecom giants, addressing some of the telecom industry’s unique problems, including security threats, rising and complex costs between intermediaries and remittance delays.
The latest string of partnerships follows recent deals with BBT Voice Limited, Broadband Telecom Inc., BridgeVoice Inc. and Novatel, bringing the total global telecom partners to seven across five continents. Raj Brahmbhatt, Founder & CEO of Zeebu, stated the importance of these strategic partnerships in “underscoring the value the rapidly growing network provides to the world of telecommunications”.
“Blockchain is not only about delivering cost-effective, instant transactions but about building transparency and trust to drive sustainable growth for everyone who embraces it,” added Raj Brahmbhatt.
Connecting the UAE telecommunications industry
By leveraging Zeebu’s blockchain solutions and smart contracts, telecom operators can reduce their transaction times, create a transparent and highly efficient transaction ecosystem for users, and secure their systems from cyberattacks and fraud using enterprise-grade security systems. Additionally, the native Zeebu Loyalty token (ZBU) enables fast and seamless cross-border transactions, eliminating the need for conventional banking channels and intermediaries.
Hiren Kakad, CEO of Axistel FZE, a UAE-based global telecommunications service provider offering a complete range of voice, data, and internet solutions, believes the switch to blockchain solutions will enable the firm to “keep pace with the ever-changing demands of its customers”. With more than 170 direct interconnections with LDI, MNO and other operators globally, Axistel FZE will benefit greatly via faster connections and transactions using Zeebu.
“The strong traction and rapid adoption of Zeebu’s blockchain network will help to accelerate innovation in the industry and deliver real value to every participant,” said Hiren Kakad.
Zeebu’s plans to connect the global telecom industry also saw the company enter a strategic partnership with Qatama, a communication services firm supporting international, regional and local carriers in the UAE. The UAE-based company offers a wide range of telecom services and value-added solutions including fraud prevention, quick settlement, and cloud switching. Zeebu aims to provide simple, transparent and cost-effective solutions, boosting efficiency and enabling new capabilities for the telecom company.
“Zeebu’s blockchain-based loyalty solution is just what the telecommunications carrier industry needs. It offers unmatched security, with its rewards-based transaction infrastructure providing a strong incentive that will maximize operational efficiency for the entire industry,” Massih Qhoraish, Director of Qatama, commented.
Zeebu starts its expansion in Africa
Following partnerships in the UAE, Europe, and Asia, Zeebu is dipping its toes in the African telecom market with its partnership with Hayo, a leading mobile operator in Senegal. The mobile operator offers several telecommunication services, including mobile, internet and voice services. With international clearinghouse licenses in Ghana and Nigeria, Hayo has emerged as a prominent aggregator of international and domestic traffic, reinforcing its position as a key player in the communications industry.
“We’re thrilled to become a member of Zeebu’s telecom loyalty platform and utilize an infrastructure that will enable instantaneous transaction settlements across the globe,” said Feraz Ahmed, CEO of Hayo Telecom. “Based on the concepts of trust and transparency, Zeebu’s platform will provide game-changing benefits for telecom carriers.”
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