Ooredoo has announced a strategic partnership with Callsign, the leading digital identity and fraud prevention company, to deliver next-generation fraud protection and seamless authentication to organisations across the country. The collaboration will make Callsign’s Digital DNA technology available to Qatari banks, airlines, healthcare providers and government agencies through Ooredoo’s established enterprise relationships.The partnership brings together authentication and fraud prevention in a single, integrated solution, giving Ooredoo’s enterprise partners advanced protection against evolving digital threats while delivering a seamless experience for their customers.Sheikh Abdulaziz Bin Fahad al-Thani, senior director, Business Accounts at Ooredoo, said: “Our partnership with Callsign strengthens this foundation, combining advanced authentication and fraud prevention capabilities with our world-class digital infrastructure. Through this partnership, we are enabling Qatar’s enterprises to accelerate their digital journeys securely and build a digital economy where innovation and trust go hand in hand.”Senan Moloney, chief technology officer at Callsign, added: “Qatar is at the forefront of digital transformation, and with that comes a responsibility to protect citizens and organisations from increasingly sophisticated fraud.” This partnership reflects Ooredoo's ongoing dedication to empowering Qatar's enterprises with the most advanced digital services, reinforcing its role at the heart of the nation's digital transformation