World Mobile was founded with a far-reaching goal: to connect the seemingly unconnectable while advocating for economic freedom and dignity.

When you discover a giant problem it’s nearly impossible to ignore it: there are 4 billion people unconnected globally—that’s half the world. 

It turns out there’s a reason. The mobile network industry won’t invest in hard-to-reach places because it’s not profitable enough, leaving half the world disconnected from digital society and the inclusion opportunities it provides.

We started World Mobile to go the extra mile. 

Unlike traditional mobile networks, we’re based on the sharing economy. By using off-the-shelf equipment to make network nodes affordable, local business owners can buy network nodes and bring connectivity to their part of the world—sharing the rewards.

We also believe in economic freedom.

Most Africans do not have a recognized ID. In partnership with IOHK, we’re creating digital IDs for every World Mobile user, giving them access to life-changing digital inclusion opportunities like e-learning, e-health, and digital banking. Together with Cardano, every World Mobile user will get access to our digital currency—so the seemingly inaccessible becomes accessible.  When we share the problem, we can solve it together. We’re going the extra mile to connect everyone, everywhere.