Transforming the network to boost a new generation of digital sevices
We open up our Telco capabilities through global, standardised APIs, to facilitate their integration in the development of new solutions.
We open up our Telco capabilities through global, standardised APIs, to facilitate their integration in the development of new solutions.
Open Gateway is a GSMA-led telco industry initiative that transforms telecommunications networks into developer-ready platforms, unlocking the full power of the network.
These capabilities are deployed through global and standardised APIs under the framework of CAMARA, the open-source project led by the Linux Foundation & TM Forum in partnership with the GSMA.
You can access all our APIs through our Partner ecosystem.
We become the best partner for the creation of new digital services, accelerating and transforming development and innovation.
We display our capabilities to make developments more agile, simpler and of higher quality.
We open the door to new products and services in different industries: fintech, communications, gaming, entertainment... etc.
We facilitate the work of experience creators so that they can develop more powerful services that improve people´s everyday lives.
Thanks to Telefónica Kernel and our programmable networks, we can open up our capabilities more rapidly and guarantee our customers´ privacy and their control over their data.
At Telefónica we´ve been moving forward in our internal transformation to ensure that Open Gateway becomes real.
We ensure that all the applications that access our capabilities meet the security requirements to protect users.
We take steps to ensure the privacy and data protection starting at the roots of our systems, offering our customers transparency and control over their data.
We make more efficient use of the network and reduce resource consumption.
The telecoms of the future will be extremely smart and their capabilities will serve a digital and connected world
José María Álvarez-Pallete
Chairman & CEO, Telefónica S.A. and Chairman of the GSMA