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We are pleased to invite you to the next Minutes Network AMA, where senior members of the team will provide updates on current developments across the network.
Jingle Pakistan will be the central topic of discussion, with a detailed update on the status of the scale-up campaigns currently being rolled out alongside our partners.
The session will also cover the wider Jingle ecosystem, including Jingle Applications, Jingle Liberia, Jingle Boost, and more.
Further topics will include:
• Telecom Exchange - a platform overview, market positioning, and near-term roadmap as we prepare for the release of this groundbreaking platform.
• Carrier interconnections, corridor expansion, and the broader Minutes Network roadmap.
📅 Monday, 18th May 2026
⏰ 14:00 CET
🎙 Hosted on X Spaces
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Join us as we discuss the latest progress and the road ahead.
The team welcomes live participation. Questions may also be submitted in advance via social media using the hashtag #AMA.
We look forward to the conversation.View quoted post on X
Jingle in Pakistan - The Final Countdown
Every carrier in the world has the same problem. They pay too much to terminate calls.
International voice traffic passes through layers of middlemen - each one taking a cut, each one adding cost. The telecommunications market is worth over $250 billion, and the routing chain hasn't fundamentally changed in decades. By the time a call reaches its destination, the margin has been carved up and handed out to everyone except the company that originated it.
Jingle changes that. Completely.
What Jingle Actually Does
Jingle delivers calls directly to the final leg - over data. No third-party carrier on the last mile. No legacy interconnect fees at the point of termination. The call arrives from the originating carrier, passes through Minutes Network's infrastructure, and lands on the recipient's device via the Jingle-enabled endpoint.
That means Minutes Network sets its own price. Not a negotiated rate with a terminating carrier. Not a blended cost squeezed through intermediaries. Our price. Because we own the delivery.
For carriers, this is not an incremental improvement. This is a structural shift in how termination economics work.
Pakistan - Final Launch Stage
Pakistan is already live with production traffic under our LDI license - carrier minutes flowing through our infrastructure every day. Traffic volumes have grown more than 10x in recent months. We hit a record-breaking 500,000+ minutes in a single day to Pakistan.
Jingle is already terminating calls to Pakistan. Right now, it handles a select portion of traffic alongside our standard termination routes. But this is about to change dramatically.
Hundreds of device types have been tested across Pakistan over months of development and field work. Compatibility, call quality, network behaviour, battery optimisation, verification flows - all refined across real-world conditions. The Jingle campaign is now in the final launch stage.
We hold a 20-year LDI license in Pakistan. We are targeting 20% of the country's total international voice traffic. As Jingle endpoints come online, every call that lands on a Jingle-compatible device is a call where we capture close to 100% of the termination revenue.
The Hybrid Model
We are carrying live production traffic through traditional carrier-grade infrastructure. Jingle layers on top, converting off-net users to on-net, dramatically increasing margins on traffic already flowing.
The Revenue Turbine optimises every call. Jingle captures the final leg. Together, they turn a standard wholesale operation into something no other carrier can match on cost.
Pakistan is the proof of concept at scale. And it is working.
What's Next
Additional countries are being prepared under the same model. 10+ new Tier-1 and Tier-2 carrier interconnections added in the past 90 days. Applications of various sizes are at different stages of Jingle integration across multiple markets - but Pakistan is where it all converges.
Every carrier needs lower cost routing - it's one of their core profit drivers. Jingle gives Minutes Network the ability to deliver that at a cost structure nobody else can touch, because nobody else owns the last mile the way we do.
Pakistan is live. Scale is next.
Follow the rollout as new markets come online.View quoted post on X
