Globe chief executive officer Ernest Cu, alongside deputy chief executive officer Carl Cruz, showcased how the telco giant is using advanced application programming interfaces to make digital transactions safer and more seamless for businesses, financial technology firms, and online retailers.
“Globe remains dedicated to advancing digital innovation while prioritizing customer security. This partnership marks a major step in enhancing fraud prevention and identity verification in the Philippines,” Cu said.
Cu, attending his first meeting as a board member of the Global System for Mobile Communications Association, stressed the need for stronger collaboration with banks and regulators to outsmart digital fraud.
Globe also introduced new artificial intelligence-powered cybersecurity tools designed to protect consumers from increasingly complex online threats.
“Globe is focused on strengthening connectivity, driving inclusive growth through initiatives like JuanSim ng Bayan, expanding 5G access, and making fiber internet more affordable,” said Cruz.
“By working closely with industry partners and the government, we are building a future where every Filipino can fully participate in the digital economy and benefit from AI-driven innovation,” he added.
Chief transformation and operations officer Rebecca Eclipse highlighted Globe’s shift to faster, more customer-focused services, while chief commercial officer Darius Delgado emphasized expanding digital access through strategic partnerships.
