eSIM interoperability ensures that devices with embedded SIM technology can connect to and use multiple mobile networks worldwide without needing physical SIMcard changes. It relies on standards and agreements between mobile operators and eSIM providers to enable seamless switching of networks and profiles on compatible devices.
According to Counterpoint Research, global smartphone revenues surged by 7% year-over-year in Q1 2024, marking a historic high for the first quarter ever, with eSIM comprising 18% of smartphone shipments.
However, as the adoption of eSIMs expands into new devices and MNOs activate subscriptions worldwide, industry concerns have arisen regarding interoperability and security issues. Given that eSIMs are embedded into devices, they present a distinct set of challenges compared to their predecessor, the physical SIMcard.
The incorporation of eUICC technology further complicates the manufacturing process and presents validation challenges for device makers.
Failure of a customer’s device to download the mobile operator’s profile can result in escalated calls to customer care centers, operational costs, and heightened customer dissatisfaction.
Experience the convenience of our free remote provisioning service, designed specifically for OEM prototype validation. Gain access to MNO profiles equipped with test certificates, eliminating the risk of fraud, all conveniently available on our secure online platform. Embrace agility as everything is efficiently managed online with digital certification, ensuring a seamless and trustworthy experience.
Device manufacturers can access our user-friendly web interface to obtain one Activation Code per MNO, facilitating the validation of eUICC prototypes using GSMA’s test certificates (SGP.26).
Through our strong partnerships with leading Tier 1 MNOs globally and established agreements, Valid receives commercial profiles from MNOs without actual credentials, mitigating fraud risks. This collaboration ensures enhanced service quality for end-users during the commercialization phase of new OEM devices.
Iain Maxwell, Product Manager at UL, Romuald Le Moal, Business Developer at Fime and Rubén Martínez, R&D Manager at Valid
In partnership with the Security labs Fime and UL, Valid’s eSIM Interoperability as a Service initiative already enrolled different MNOs and MVNOs to help solve the interoperability issues of the eSIM ecosystem. During the webinar, Valid, Fime and UL will discuss all the main benefits of this initiative for MNOs, MVNOs and OEMs and the global value proposition to the entire eSIM industry.
Companies willing to participate simply need to get in touch with us via our requested form below and a Valid representative will be in touch with you shortly.
For more information, download our FAQ here. Read our Terms and Conditions for the eSIM Interoperability as a Service initiative.
In order to make a significant difference and bring a real benefit to our environment and planet, Valid decided to create, together with Plastic Bank, an environmental compensation program.
Plastic Bank is a social enterprise empowering a regenerative society. They build ethical recycling ecosystems in coastal communities and reprocess the materials for reintroduction into the global supply chain as Social PlasticTM.
Their collectors receive a compensation for the materials they collect which helps them to provide basic family necessities such as groceries, cooking fuel, school tuition, and health insurance.
Their certified blockchain platform secures the entire transaction and provides real-time data visualization – allowing for transparency, traceability, and rapid scalability.
With this goal, Plastic Bank is relying on companies like Valid to support the collection process of the plastic in order to:
Mitigate the impact of many corporations and potentially reduce, offset or decrease the plastic footprint of their operations.
Improve the social and economic situations in different regions of the world by creating job opportunities through plastic waste collection.
Supports environmental stewardship and circular economy.
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Alameda Rio Claro, 241 Bela Vista
01332-010
São Paulo-SP, Brazil
Avenida de Manoteras, 20
Edificio Tokyo – Planta Baja
28050
Madrid, Spain