In the June edition of our A2P SMS bypass observatories, we continue to see high levels of A2P SMS bypass in all regions of the world, with many global brands identified as terminating traffic via grey routes.

Within the European region alone, we have estimated 181 million Euros revenue loss.
During our webinar we will discover and deep dive into:

In the June edition of our A2P SMS bypass observatoriesA, we continue to see high levels of A2P SMS bypass in all regions of the world, with many global brands identified as terminating traffic via grey routes.

Within the European region alone, we have estimated 181 million Euros revenue loss.

During our webinar we will discover and deep dive into:
•    A case Study about Global Brands Terminating A2P SMS Messages via grey routes
•    How our A2P SMS Observatory maps are built
•    How Araxxe identifies Fraud via Testing
•    Corrective actions to be taken by operators to reduce fraud
•    Best Practices – Combining Testing with Firewall Solutions 

Araxxe’s Observatory monitors A2P SMS traffic towards 314 operators in over 123 countries on five continents. When fraud is happening, it’s on our radar!

If you want to know more, join our webinar June 15th, 4PM, Paris time. Click HERE to register!

Why is this important?

• Araxxe estimates that operators lost over $600M in termination revenue due to A2P SMS bypass in 2022...

We will show statistics on how well known brands terminate A2P SMS traffic over unauthorized (grey) routes...

Why is this important?

• Araxxe estimates that operators lost over $600M in termination revenue due to A2P SMS bypass in 2022.
   
• Customer data can be compromised when A2P messages are terminated via bypass routes.
   
• Whilst many operators believe they are protected via their firewall, Araxxe global A2P observatory still show high levels of bypass termination.
   

Stay tuned to find out more about these issues next week with an example from a major brand...
 

This approach allows mobile network operators to take corrective actions to address Quality-of-Service issues: 

This approach allows mobile network operators to take corrective actions to address Quality-of-Service issues: 

Renegotiate transit carrier contracts.

Issue formal complaints to transit carriers.

Threaten and / or claim penalties for Quality-of-Service SLA breach.

Switch transit carriers for specific destinations. 

If you would like a free consultation to discuss how you can get a better visibility on how your international traffic is terminated abroad, do not hesitate to contact us!
We will be happy to help!