The footprint

Across Southern Africa, one routing brain.

Direct binds with mobile network operators across the entire span of sub-Saharan Africa. One API, every market — and a router that picks the lowest-latency path for every message, payment and call.

Nations live
12
Direct MNOs
30+
Hop latency
<200 ms
Uptime SLA
99.9%
The continental rail

Twelve nations. One credential.

Hover any country to see its MNO partners and channels. Hover the map to highlight the corresponding row.

Botswana ◆ HQSouth AfricaNamibiaLesothoEswatiniZimbabweZambiaMozambiqueMalawiTanzaniaKenyaUganda
Active markets (12)
  • +267Botswana◆ HQ3 MNOs
  • +27South Africa4 MNOs
  • +264Namibia2 MNOs
  • +266Lesotho2 MNOs
  • +268Eswatini2 MNOs
  • +263Zimbabwe3 MNOs
  • +260Zambia3 MNOs
  • +258Mozambique3 MNOs
  • +265Malawi2 MNOs
  • +255Tanzania4 MNOs
  • +254Kenya3 MNOs
  • +256Uganda2 MNOs
Channel coverage

Every channel, measured.

Percentage of African mobile subscribers reachable via Black Mobile for each channel. Email is global; the rest depend on direct MNO interconnects.

SMS

12 nations · 30+ MNOs
0 %

All direct binds, no aggregators.

USSD

12 nations · 28+ MNOs
0 %

Session memory, branching menus.

WhatsApp

9 nations · 22+ MNOs
0 %

Cloud API · Meta BSP.

Voice

8 nations · 22+ MNOs
0 %

TTS, IVR, recorded prompts.

Email

54 nations
0 %

SPF/DKIM/DMARC. Global delivery.

The footprint, by numbers

Infrastructure you can count, in numbers that don't need decoration.

0+
MNO direct connections
Across the continent
0M+
SMS / month throughput
Sustained, not peak
0
Nations served
Botswana → Nigeria
0/sec
Sustained SMS peak
Per-customer capacity