eSIM Revenue Models for Airlines, Banks and OTAs
For years, travel companies treated connectivity as somebody else’s problem. Airlines sold seats, bags and priority boarding. Banks sold cards, […]
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Banks That Ignore eSIM Will Depend on Someone Else’s Network
Banks have spent years trying to become the centre of the customer’s financial life. Payments, cards, savings, insurance, travel perks, […]
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eSIM for Banks: Control the Experience or Lose It
There’s a structural shift happening inside financial products, and most banks are still treating it as a technical detail. It […]
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How Neobanks Are Disrupting the eSIM Market
For most of the eSIM industry’s short history, the competitive map was pretty straightforward. Providers fought over app store rankings, […]
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KB Kookmin Bank Offers Free eSIM Data for Travelers
South Korea’s KB Kookmin Bank is adding an increasingly useful item to the pre-trip checklist: mobile data. From August 14 […]
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Why More eSIM Providers Are Joining the GSMA
For decades, being a GSMA member was hardly something a mobile operator needed to explain. If you were a serious […]
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Companies Keep Asking, “Should We Sell eSIM?” Wrong Question.
Companies across travel, finance and hospitality keep arriving at the same question: should we sell eSIM? It sounds sensible. Travel […]
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SafSIM Eyes Kenya’s Fast-Growing Diaspora eSIM Market
Kenya’s emerging eSIM opportunity is not only about tourists landing in Nairobi or safari travellers trying to get online before […]
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