
Ensuring the mobile operator profile is securely programmed into eSIM based devices and ready to connect to a cellular network.
Kigen RSP for M2M, IoT and Consumer is certified under the GSMA Security Accreditation Scheme (SAS) with GSMA-accredited sites in the UK and India.

IoT connectivity can mean different things to enterprises and device makers with global deployment ambitions, which can translate into different RSP strategies. Fortunately, Kigen can serve your remote eSIM Provisioning needs with standards-based solutions giving you the peace of mind to de-risk your investment and future proof your business with freedom to choose provider and point of provisioning.

GSMA’s new SGP.32 standard for IoT eSIMs is set to become the foundation from which hich IoT cellular connectivity is realized at scale. Kigen is proud to have contributed to drive the collaboration at GSMA that has shaped the standard, which overcomes the challenges of the M2M RSP, with specific consideration to device longetivity, level of security, data consumption, device location, lack of UI in some instances, mobility and power consumption of IoT applications.
Kigen announced the first market-ready and widely adopted eSIM IoT remote Manager (eIM) solution meeting the SGP.32 latest specifications, and can support your move to IoT eSIMs.

eSIM Remote SIM Provisioning under GSMA SGP.02 standard defines eSIM management for diverse Machine-to-Machine and IoT devices constrained by battery life or network. Kigen’s RSP for M2M eSIMs has been the trusted choice of smart metering, logistics, asset tracking, micro-mobility and other fast-growth eSIM industry solutions. Build and certified to the lastest standards, Kigen is regarded as a leader in eSIM management.
Our ecosystem facilitates the widest coverage of LPWAN and 5G network for maximum flexibility in cellular connectivity. Remote SIM Provisioning simplifies compliance with roaming regulations by enabling dynamic local operator profiles, ensuring global eSIM deployments remain seamless and cost-effective.

GSMA released the first iteration of the consumer eSIM specifications (SGP.22) in 2016, developed for handling consumer device provisioning scenarios. Its basis is an embedded UICC or eUICC element, with many security and communication concepts that are very similar to M2M. The biggest difference is its use of a pull model triggered by an end-user to select their connectivity provider instead of the automated push model.
Kigen has been trusted by leading brands for innovative products across smartphones, smartwatches, travel eSIM routers, automotive telematics, Consumer Premise Equipment (CPE), point of sales (POS) terminals and more.