Guinea Mobile

Guinea is a carrier-as-a-service platform for brands to launch a mobile offer in a few weeks through your own MVNO.

Increase your brand awareness and brand credibility through our white-label solution

Launch a cloud-based mobile offer in a matter of weeks

Guinea offers its cloud-based mobile platform that allows you to create your own Mobile Virtual Operator (MVNO). Create your mobile offer with simple APIs or through custom-built mobile applications. This gives you the opportunity to integrate the core components of your business such as payments, loyalty, rewards and data via a mobile offer.

Currently, we have 3 MVNO brands in Peru – Wings Mobile, Cuy Móvil and PeruSIM. As well as 100 IoT and TPI companies that use our technology.

Add a new dimension to your offer and deeply connect with your customers

Increase customer loyalty

They will recognize your brand at any time within the mobile offer

Deep customer insight

By analyzing the information

Automatized data-driven communication

Push notificacions, SMS, flash SMS, email

The best support in the market

Through calls, chats, emails, whatsapp and many other channels.

Unlimited payment solutions

VISA, MasterCard, AmEx, Diners, Culqi, Niubiz, BBVA, Kushki.

How we set ourselves apart

Time to market

Start onboarding mobile users in 8-12 weeks

Costs

Launching an MVNO cost at least $1.5M. With us there are no high overheads, you only pay for the traffic and the set-up that fits your needs.

Knowledge

We provide local knowledge and experience in the telecommunications industry

Data insights

We have built great automation for cleaning and data exploitation

Technology

The first mobile app in Peru that allowed the user to self-verify through biometric verification

User experience

A mobile app with an incredible user experience that can be “rebranded” to be marketed in 8-12 weeks

Endeavor ScaleUp Program

In 2020-2021 Guinea participated in the prestigious 6-months Endeavor ScaleUp program. During the program, we received mentoring from some leading minds in Latin America from companies such as IBM, Xertica, iVisa, McKinsey, Scotiabank, and Taxi Beat.