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Sim Swap Subscriptions

API Description
Use Cases
  • Fraud Prevention in Financial Transactions: Businesses can subscribe to SIM swap events to monitor any changes to a user’s SIM card. This information can be used to trigger additional security measures when a phone number is used as an identifier for a payment application.
  • User Notification for SIM Changes: Organizations can keep users informed about changes to their SIM status, enhancing transparency and trust. This can be particularly useful in industries where user data security is paramount.
  • Customer Support: Providing real-time alerts to support teams for immediate action on potential security threats.
  • Subscription Services: Offering continuous monitoring and notifications to businesses that require real-time updates on SIM card status.
Benefits
  • Real-Time Notifications: The subscription model allows businesses to receive immediate alerts when a SIM swap occurs, enabling proactive responses to potential security threats without delay.
  • Versatile Integration Across Industries: This API is designed to be easily integrated into various applications, making it suitable for sectors such as banking, e-commerce, and telecommunications. It supports a wide range of use cases, from fraud prevention to user account management.
  • API call reduction: For applications with a high volume of transactions for certain lines, it helps avoid multiple requests to check for SIM swaps on a given line.
  • Operational efficiency for the API customer (cost savings).

API Portfolio: Authentication and Fraud Prevention

SubProject Wiki: Number Insights
(incl. how to meet the team)

API Wiki: Sim Swap

API Repository: Sim Swap

API Repository Status: Incubating

API Status: Initial

API Version(s) and Release Date(s):

  • v0.1.2 (04.04.2025), Fall24 meta-release, patch release
  • v0.2.0 (13.03.2025), Spring25 meta-release

API availability: Information which APIs are available in which country and network, and how to get access can be found on the GSMA public launch status page.

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