IDT global achieves Excellent status in the 2026 GLF Anti-Fraud Attestation
IDT global has been awarded Excellent status for Voice in the 2026 GLF Anti-Fraud Attestation, run by the Global Leaders’ Forum (GLF) in partnership with i3Forum.
IDT global has been awarded Excellent status for Voice in the 2026 GLF Anti-Fraud Attestation, run by the Global Leaders’ Forum (GLF) in partnership with i3Forum.
Consumers and users looking to gain access to resources or proceed with other transactions now pretty much expect some form of Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) or two-factor authentication (2FA), as necessary protocols. Typical examples include the One-Time Password (OTP), the receipt and acknowledgement of time-sensitive codes, or real-time alerts.
Industry Research projections for the global telecom outsourcing market anticipate a growth in volume from US$23.23 billion in 2026 to US$29.52 billion by 2035. This sustained expansion reflects a fundamental shift in how telecom operators approach the management of their core communications infrastructure — and in particular, their voice and SMS operations.
Navigating the complexities of A2P SMS sender ID requirements can be a challenge for even the most experienced companies. Regulations are constantly changing, operator capabilities are shifting, and new use cases are coming out daily. If your business sends messages to multiple markets and across borders, figuring out all the different Sender ID rules is essential.
Deloitte analysts observe that in 2026, the telecommunications industry will likely witness low growth and solid profit margins – mainly due to operators providing basic connectivity to the consumer market. Having generated revenue of about US$1.55 trillion in 2025, the global telecommunications market will see considerable growth in the mobile sector, with the global mobile industry association projecting just under five billion people to have mobile internet access by the end of the year.
After an exceptional 25-year tenure, Nick Ford has decided to step down from his role as President of IDT global. Alexis Segal will succeed Nick as President, as of 1 February 2026.
Through its partnership with IDT global, Natcom consolidated international traffic, enhanced fraud response cycles, and improved routing consistency across key global corridors.
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