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Boku, Inc.

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About Boku, Inc.

Boku, Inc. is a mobile payments company that enables businesses to accept online payments through carrier billing and mobile wallets. Operating in over 90 countries, Boku offers services like direct carrier billing, mobile wallet integration, subscription bundling through its Trident product, and mobile identity verification. The company partners with major brands such as Apple, Google, and Spotify, and has processed over one billion transactions, amounting to more than $7 billion in payment volume.

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