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Fortumo is a digital enabling platform that provides mobile operator billing to web and mobile services, including games and applications. Established in 2007, the company facilitates connections between service providers and over 350 mobile operators across regions such as Asia, Europe, Latin America, the Middle East, and Africa. Fortumo's platform is designed to manage the entire customer lifecycle for mobile users, offering solutions in bundling, carrier billing, and messaging. This comprehensive approach allows service providers to effectively acquire, monetize, and retain users while enabling them to bill customers seamlessly across diverse markets. Fortumo's platform is utilized by a wide array of prominent digital merchants, enhancing their operational capabilities and revenue potential. The company has operational offices located in San Francisco, Beijing, Delhi, Singapore, Estonia, and Hanoi.

Danal, Inc., operating under the BilltoMobile brand, provides mobile commerce solutions that facilitate the purchase of goods and services across various devices, including PCs, tablets, and mobile phones. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in San Jose, California, the company specializes in carrier-integrated services, offering solutions such as AutoFill, Identity Management, and Payments. Danal securely authenticates mobile subscribers by generating unique mobile IDs directly from live mobile operator networks. As a subsidiary of Danal Corp based in South Korea, Danal has played a significant role in pioneering Direct Carrier Billing technology in multiple Asian markets. The company has established partnerships with financial institutions and major retailers to enhance mobile transaction risk management and improve customer conversion rates during registration and checkout processes. Danal has undergone several ownership changes, including its acquisition by Boku, Inc. in 2018 and by Bango in 2016, reflecting its evolving role in the mobile commerce landscape.

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Mopay Inc. is a provider of payment solutions designed for online merchants globally. Established in 2000 and headquartered in Munich, Germany, with additional offices in locations including the United States, the United Kingdom, Austria, Brazil, China, and Romania, the company specializes in enabling merchants to bill charges for virtual, digital, and physical goods directly to customers' cell phone, land line, and broadband accounts. Mopay operates as a subsidiary of MindMatics AG and offers a streamlined payment platform that caters to the needs of online dealers, facilitating efficient transaction processes for both merchants and consumers.

Founded in 2012, Qubecell is India's first dedicated mobile billing aggregator. The company specializes in mobile payment solutions, providing an international mobile payments network that allows users to make payments using their cell phone numbers. With integration across all leading operators in India, Qubecell is expanding its services to operators in other emerging markets. The firm aims to capitalize on the increasing mobile internet traffic driven by social gaming and mobile services through carrier billing, servicing a total of 66 countries via over 240 carrier partners.

Paymo is a mobile payments network that facilitates online purchases through mobile phones, serving consumers and merchants across more than 50 markets globally. It enables over 1.5 billion consumers in regions including Europe, North and South America, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia to make purchases without the need for credit cards or bank accounts. Consumers can complete transactions simply by entering their mobile phone number and responding to a text message, with charges either deducted from a pre-paid balance or reflected on their monthly cell phone bill. For merchants, Paymo enhances revenue by providing access to a broader customer base, including those who prefer not to use traditional payment methods. The platform streamlines user billing, offers electronic purchase confirmations, and settles transactions in the merchant's preferred currency, boasting conversion rates significantly higher than conventional payment methods.