Dial Up Trust. Connect Securely. Built for Telecom.
Telecom operators face mounting pressure to secure their networks, prevent SIM fraud and meet strict compliance requirements, all while delivering seamless digital and in-store experiences. With IDnow, you can transform every customer touchpoint into a trusted one. Our identity verification and authentication solutions help operators onboard users quickly, prevent fraud before it starts and meet regional and global regulations.
Why Telecom Providers
Choose IDnow.
As telecom services become gateways to banking, messaging and identity, security has never mattered more. But protecting your customers and your infrastructure shouldn’t come at the cost of conversion.
IDnow helps telecom operators reduce fraud, streamline onboarding and stay compliant across every interaction from SIM card registration and mobile number portability, to contract signing and device financing. Whether you operate in-store, online or across borders, we provide the flexibility, speed and compliance you need to compete and grow.
Where We Help
in Telecommunications.
SIM Registration & Activation
Instantly verify users during SIM card activations in-store, online or remotely with compliant, frictionless identity flows.
Number Portability & eSIM Provisioning
Prevent fraud during number transfers and eSIM setups with biometric authentication and real-time risk checks.
Contract Signings & Upgrades
Enable Qualified Electronic Signatures (QES) for secure, legally binding agreements from device financing to plan renewals.
Fraud & SIM Swap Prevention
Detect and block high-risk behaviors, including social engineering and SIM swap fraud, with AI-powered identity checks and behavioural signals.
Cross-Border & Regulatory Compliance
Meet identity regulations across markets from AML and eIDAS 2.0 to local telecom laws with certified, audit-ready solutions.
Solving What Matters in Telecommunications
Fraud Prevention & Security
Combat SIM swap fraud, identity theft and account takeovers with multi-layered, AI-driven verification.
Regulatory Compliance
Ensure compliance with telecom and financial regulations, from AML and eIDAS 2.0 to local SIM registration mandates.
Customer Experience & Conversions
Deliver fast, intuitive experiences across all devices and channels, increasing conversions while keeping trust high.
Operational Efficiency
Reduce manual intervention and streamline onboarding with automation, document checks and digital signatures.
Scalability & Flexibility
Launch new products and enter new markets faster with modular technology and seamless integrations.
Are you ready to create a network of trust?
IDnow helps telecoms protect their networks and customers while delivering experiences that win loyalty and stay ahead of regulation.
WHAT’S GOING ON
Latest News & Insights.
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QEAA for AMLR: The Missing Facts in Financial Services Onboarding
Financial institutions have become good at answering one question: is this person who they claim to be? Now, AMLR requires them to ask further questions — and QEAA may hold the answer.
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Lessons From… Why ETSI, AMLR and eIDAS 2.0 Standards are Your Competitive Advantage
Most businesses treat standards compliance as a cost. Sebastian Elfors, Chief Security Officer at IDnow Trust Services and active contributor to ETSI and CEN working groups, argues it could be the opposite, if businesses only knew how to use them. I have spent much of my working life attending standardisation meetings that many in the identity verification industry may not know take place. They are long, detailed, sometimes contentious discussions between technical experts, regulators, national…
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The Identity Gap: One Size Fits None. Why the EUDI Wallet Won’t Please Everyone…
24% of European consumers still prefer branch-based onboarding, while 16% won’t open a bank account online at all. Here’s why a successful EUDI Wallet integration must work for every customer. Key takeaways: In the ‘Identity Gap: Friction vs Conversion’ and ‘The Identity Gap: Privacy vs Compliance’ blogs, we explored why 46% of consumers abandon identity verification and how selective disclosure is the…