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Global provider of localized payment solutions
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Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
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Boku provides payment solutions that allow consumers to make purchases easily and securely. Their services include digital wallets, direct carrier billing, and real-time payments, which enable users to pay for goods and services without needing traditional banking methods. Boku's extensive network supports over 200 local payment methods, making it accessible to a wide range of consumers across more than 60 countries. What sets Boku apart from its competitors is its strong partnerships with major global merchants like Amazon, Google, and Netflix, which helps these companies expand their reach in various markets. The goal of Boku is to simplify the payment process for consumers and businesses alike, facilitating transactions in a way that is convenient and efficient.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2008
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Mobile payments firm Boku plans to partner with Japan's LINE Pay, a money-transfer service, to reach the more than 37 million LINE Pay users in Japan.
Boku CEO Jon Prideaux says carrier billing is evolving toward carrier bundling as telcos realize they have more to leverage than just their billing capability.
Financial institutions (FIs) are working during the pandemic to provide speedy digital services while fighting off the rise in fraud attempts.
After some three months of keeping consumers at home, governments around the world are beginning to let people publicly mix again — albeit in a modified fashion that involves wearing masks, keeping socially distant and limiting crowded indoor locations. The big question is how to make sure infection rates and hospitalizations don’t skyrocket.
The shift toward eCommerce means that card not present transactions are rising — which means authentication and verification must fully enter the digital realm.
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