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Boku Kosan

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What Boku Kosan does.

Boku Kosan is a payments platform that offers 200+ local payment methods across 60+ countries with one integration, enabling global conversion and customer acquisition for digital service providers. The company specializes in subscription growth through bundling partnerships with telcos, wallets, and other partners. Boku Kosan serves online payments, subscription management, and cross-border money movement needs. It is trusted by leading digital brands such as streaming providers and operates in 60+ countries where it is licensed and has local expertise. The platform supports 7 billion consumer accounts and offers unified reporting and settlement to minimize FX costs. Boku Kosan was founded in 2005 and has a proven track record with big global brands, successfully acquiring new subscribers through bundling partnerships.

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