First Orion, a leading provider of branded calling solutions, today announced the April 2026 release of its Global Exchange, which will be previewed during Mobile World Congress (MWC - Booth #CS176) taking place March 2-5, 2026. The upcoming release introduces support for CAMARA-standard APIs and expands international carrier connectivity, improving on the Global Exchange platform first introduced in 2025.
The Global Exchange platform, which enables branded calling across different carriers and countries, is designed to simplify and secure communication for businesses and consumers. With the addition of CAMARA-standard APIs, First Orion aims to foster interoperability and innovation in the telecommunications industry. CAMARA, an open-source project under the Linux Foundation, provides a set of standardized APIs for mobile networks, allowing developers to integrate network capabilities more easily. By supporting these APIs, First Orion enables businesses to leverage advanced features such as number verification, call authentication, and fraud detection across multiple carriers.
In 2026, First Orion plans to expand European connectivity through Global Exchange to include Italy, Spain, Belgium, the Netherlands, as well as additional carriers in Germany and the United Kingdom. This expansion builds on the platform's existing reach and underscores First Orion's commitment to providing global branded communication solutions. The company's branded calling technology, which displays verified business names and logos on mobile devices, helps reduce call fraud and improve answer rates for enterprises.
First Orion's solutions are already integrated into the largest U.S. mobile carriers, and the company partners with Fortune 500 companies to deliver trust and transparency at scale. The April 2026 release of Global Exchange represents a significant step in extending these capabilities to international markets. By standardizing APIs and expanding carrier partnerships, First Orion aims to create a seamless branded calling experience globally.
For more details on the Global Exchange and First Orion's presence at MWC, visit firstorion.com. The announcement highlights the importance of cross-carrier collaboration and open standards in combating robocalls and enhancing customer engagement. As mobile communication evolves, initiatives like Global Exchange are crucial for maintaining security and trust in phone calls.
