Aduna is pleased to join the Global Anti-Scam Alliance (GASA), reinforcing its commitment to combating the escalating global threat posed by scams, identity theft, and mobile-enabled fraud.
Aduna's decision to join GASA reflects a shared belief that the fight against scams requires deep collaboration across the entire digital ecosystem. Telecom operators, technology providers, integrators, regulators, and consumer-protection organisations must all work together to close the gaps exploited by criminals. GASA's mission - to strengthen global scam prevention through research, education, and cross-industry cooperation - aligns directly with Aduna's vision for a safer mobile-first world.
“We are delighted to be working closely with the Global Anti Scam Alliance and its members on creating a safer digital ecosystem - Network APIs are becoming essential infrastructure for safeguarding digital identities, but their impact depends on broad adoption and coordinated action,” said Peter Arbitter, Chief Commercial Officer, Aduna.
“As scams become increasingly sophisticated, strengthening identity verification and digital trust becomes more important than ever. Aduna’s work in advancing Network APIs brings valuable expertise to GASA’s collaborative efforts to protect consumers worldwide,” added Jorij Abraham, Managing Director, Global Anti-Scam Alliance.
Aduna's membership marks another step forward in the industry's collective effort to build a more secure digital ecosystem - one where trust is restored, fraud is harder to perpetrate, and consumers can engage with mobile services confidently and safely.