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Comviva and Aduna display network API platform at Money2020

Software vendors Comviva and Aduna demonstrated standardized network API integrations at Money20 20 in Las Vegas to prevent digital identity fraud in banking

Comviva and Aduna, leaders in digital transformation and network APIs respectively, are showcasing their partnership at Money20/20 USA 2026 in Las Vegas. The collaboration aims to utilize network intelligence to tackle digital identity and fraud issues in financial services. At the event, the companies will exhibit how network APIs can enhance identity verification, detect SIM-swap fraud, enhance fraud prevention, and streamline customer onboarding.

This collaboration, formed in November 2025, leverages Comviva's NGAGE platform, which currently supports 7,000+ enterprises, 40+ deployments, 100+ industry use cases, 130+ Communication APIs, and 25+ Network APIs, processing 250+ billion messages annually. NGAGE provides a unified, scalable access point for enterprises to incorporate network intelligence into their digital journeys, especially in the financial services sector where its impact can be directly measured in faster onboarding, stronger fraud controls, and reduced need for OTPs and other verification steps.

Rajesh Chandiramani, CEO of Comviva, and Peter Arbitter, Chief Commercial Officer of Aduna, highlighted the importance of standardization in scaling the use of network APIs for financial services, emphasizing how their collaboration with Tech Mahindra will enable banks and fintechs to enhance security while reducing customer friction.

The companies plan to continue expanding network API usage in financial services and explore other applications such as lending risk, payments intelligence, and secure digital experiences.

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