Oxio Private

OXIO operates a cloud-native, programmable Telecom-as-a-Service (TaaS) platform that allows telcos, startups, retailers, banks and other brands to launch a turnkey MVNO or embed mobile connectivity into existing products and business processes without in-house telecom expertise. Its no-code product, BrandVNO, covers organization and brand creation, plan design and pricing, product and promotion launches, line configuration and activation, out-of-the-box CRM for end users, SIM inventory tracking, data allowance configuration, number porting, line group management, webhooks for data syncing and app zero-rating.

Alongside build-and-manage tooling, the platform provides network-level business intelligence: centralized subscriber insights processed with AI and returned as dashboards covering subscriber behavior and preferences, talk/text/data consumption, competitive intelligence, acquisition, retention and churn metrics, subscriber targeting, risk management and automated fraud detection. Industry analysis describes OXIO as operating across several interlocking roles — MVNE and MVNA (network enablement plus aggregated wholesale access via a single integration), privacy-preserving analytics built to GDPR-grade standards with tenant isolation, and a cloud-native core with AI-driven operations running on AWS, with deeper RAN controls in licensed markets such as Mexico and the United States.

Business model

OXIO supplies an asset-light, cloud-based platform that abstracts carrier relationships, telecom regulation, security and compliance for customers who want to operate their own mobile offering. It positions itself as an innovation layer for wholesale network operators as well as a direct enablement platform for brands, aggregating access across multiple carriers through one integration to increase speed and reduce cost.

Latest developments

In April 2026, industry coverage reported that a U.S.-led consortium fronted by OXIO and Newfoundland Capital Management had agreed to acquire Movistar Mexico from Telefónica, subject to regulatory approvals. Movistar would keep its brand, management and 20 million-plus subscribers while migrating onto OXIO's platform. The seller context was Telefónica's announced exit from Mexico, Chile and Venezuela under a 2026-2029 plan focused on Spain, the UK, Germany and Brazil, after the company reportedly engaged JPMorgan in February 2025 and held exclusive talks with Beyond ONE.