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Fonix - UK mobile payments provider has the tools for major eps upgrades

February 2021

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After making Fonix a NAP for 2021 last month, I enjoyed a fascinating conversation with CEO Rob Weisz. Fonix is a UK provider of mobile payments and messaging services and while not a household name, the technology platform it owns has played a vital part in Strictly Come Dancing, providing those short seven digit codes that viewers need to text to vote for their favourite couple, whittling down the contestants each week from 12 to one. A total of 13.2 million viewers (an audience share of 53.3%) watched the climactic final when Bill Bailey and Oti Mabuse were crowned 2020 winners. Although the Strictly type of votes enjoyed their heyday in the noughties (these days for instance voting is also allowed online for free), there is pl ...

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