Telecompaper reports that digital infrastructure provider Hayo has joined the Linux Foundation and become a member of the CAMARA Project, the Linux Foundation open source effort that defines, develops and tests standardized northbound telco network APIs in collaboration with the GSMA Operator Platform Group. Hayo, which operates CAMARA-aligned APIs for number verification, SIM-swap detection, device location and status, KYC match and quality on demand, said the membership reflects a commitment to open standards and interoperability and that it will work with operators, hyperscalers, CPaaS providers and aggregators to bring standardized network APIs to market across Africa and the Middle East. CEO Feraz Ahmed framed network APIs as a foundation for digital identity, fraud prevention and new operator revenue, and the piece cites IDC’s forecast that the worldwide network API market will grow from $1.5 billion in 2025 to $6.9 billion by 2029.
Hayo joins the Linux Foundation and CAMARA Project to expand standardized network APIs
Telecompaper reports that digital infrastructure provider Hayo has joined the Linux Foundation and become a member of the CAMARA Project, the Linux Foundation open source effort that defines, develops and tests standardized northbound telco network APIs in collaboration with the GSMA Operator Platform Group. Hayo, which operates CAMARA-aligned APIs for number verification, SIM-swap detection, device location and status, KYC match and quality on demand, said the membership reflects a commitment to open standards and interoperability and that it will work with operators, hyperscalers, CPaaS providers and aggregators to bring standardized network APIs to market across Africa and the Middle East. CEO Feraz Ahmed framed network APIs as a foundation for digital identity, fraud prevention and new operator revenue, and the piece cites IDC's forecast that the worldwide network API market will grow from $1.5 billion in 2025 to $6.9 billion by 2029.
Source: Telecompaper