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The connectivity infrastructure behind North America's payment fleets.

NuvoLinQ is a Toronto-based IoT connectivity company providing GSMA SGP.32-compliant eSIM and SIM solutions for payment fleets, kiosks, telematics, and enterprise infrastructure, built on direct Tier 1 carrier relationships, not dependent on permanent roaming in core markets.

2019 Founded Toronto, Ontario, Canada
8 Tier-1 Agreements Direct, not roaming-dependent
Toronto Headquarters 150 Eglinton Ave E
12+ Team Experts Telecom & IoT veterans
Our Story 2019 Toronto, Canada Co-founded by
Maurizio Tersigni

Built because generic SIMs weren't good enough for payment infrastructure.

NuvoLinQ didn't stumble into IoT connectivity, the founders chose it deliberately because they saw a specific problem worth solving.

Payment operators and IoT fleet managers were being underserved by generic SIM providers and roaming-dependent MVNOs. Their connectivity was built on borrowed permissions, roaming agreements with carriers that could be revoked, throttled, or simply ended without notice. For a payment terminal, that's not a nuisance. That's a failed transaction, a compliance gap, and a support call.

The answer wasn't another roaming solution. It was a fundamentally different architecture: direct, authorized contracts with Tier 1 carriers, reducing the risk of sudden roaming-policy disruption.

NuvoLinQ set out to build a platform purpose-built for POS and payment connectivity: a SIM platform that understood how payment terminals actually behave, carrier switching designed to reduce transaction interruption, PCI-grade private APN architecture, and the ability to migrate eligible legacy hardware to eSIM with fewer truck rolls.

Co-founded 2019 · Direct carrier model from day one
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What Makes NuvoLinQ Different

The infrastructure story, not a features list.

Three structural differences between NuvoLinQ and many generic IoT MVNOs, explained in plain language, with no jargon for its own sake.

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Direct carrier, not roaming-dependent

Network architecture

NuvoLinQ holds authorized direct agreements with Rogers, Bell, TELUS, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon. Every connection is through a direct interconnect, not a temporary roaming permission that can be revoked or throttled. This is rare, and it matters for any business running critical infrastructure on cellular. A roaming agreement is borrowed access. A direct carrier agreement is contracted access. Direct agreements give NuvoLinQ clearer control, accountability, and escalation paths.

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POS-native by design

Payment-specific engineering

NuvoLinQ's SIM platform was built around the specific behavior of payment terminals, carrier switching designed to reduce transaction interruption, PCI-grade private APN architecture, and legacy device eSIM migration. Many IoT connectivity providers start with general-purpose infrastructure. NuvoLinQ built for POS first. That means reconnect behaviour designed around payment authorization windows, SIM behavior that understands the payment stack, and private APN as a standard feature, not an upgrade.

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GSMA SGP.32-aligned, Kigen-backed

Independent technical standard

LinQ1Zero is built on the SGP.32 eUICC standard in partnership with Kigen, an Arm-founded eSIM/iSIM company, giving it third-party technology backing from Kigen. Standards alignment isn't a marketing badge. SGP.32 is a rigorous technical standard published by GSMA, the same body that sets the global eSIM specification. It matters to procurement teams, compliance officers, and anyone who needs to demonstrate due diligence on their connectivity supply chain.

Where We Work

POS first, then breadth.

NuvoLinQ's sharpest expertise is in payment infrastructure. From that foundation, we serve adjacent industries where the same always-on connectivity requirements apply.

Vertical What NuvoLinQ delivers
Payment & POS connectivity
Primary ICP

Deep expertise in PCI architecture, payment transaction continuity, private APN design for card data environments, and legacy POS terminal migration to eUICC. NuvoLinQ works with payment processors, ISOs, and payment fleet operators across North America.

Retail & kiosk infrastructure

Unattended device connectivity, always-on architecture for high-footfall environments, industrial SIM form factors for harsh physical conditions where consumer-grade hardware may not be suitable.

Telematics & fleet intelligence

Multi-carrier coverage for vehicle tracking, cross-border Canada/US corridor reliability, high-volume data management for fleet diagnostics and ELD data workflows across North America.

Fixed wireless & failover

Primary wireless broadband for locations without fibre, and enterprise-grade cellular failover for business continuity requirements where wired connectivity is unavailable or unreliable.

eSIM architecture & migration

SGP.32 eUICC deployment, OTA provisioning, and legacy device migration, for both greenfield deployments and existing fleets transitioning from physical SIM management without hardware replacement.

Leadership

The people who built the infrastructure.

Enterprise buyers evaluating a connectivity provider for critical infrastructure want to know who they're dealing with. These are the people behind NuvoLinQ's carrier relationships, platform, operations, and go-to-market work.

Maurizio Tersigni
Maurizio Tersigni
President & CEO

Mori has spent 20+ years in wireless and POS connectivity, over two decades at Rogers Wireless and Bell Canada, then CEO of MTrex Network Solutions, which he grew to profitability in the wireless POS segment. He co-founded NuvoLinQ in 2019 to deliver secure, always-on IoT connectivity.

Marc Bouchard
Marc Bouchard
Chief Operating Officer

Marc has held senior operations and finance roles across telecom and financial services, including COO of fONOROLA, CFO of Bell Nexxia, and COO of Teleglobe Communications. He has built and turned around businesses across North America, Europe and Asia, bringing enterprise operational rigour to NuvoLinQ.

Richard Sheppard
Richard Sheppard
Chief Revenue Officer

Richard Sheppard brings extensive leadership across IT, telecom, and advanced connectivity solutions. His career spans senior roles driving growth, technology modernization, and complex solution delivery for enterprise and mid-market clients. As Chief Revenue Officer at NuvoLinQ, Richard leads the company's commercial strategy and partner ecosystem, helping IT providers and technology-driven businesses deploy secure, always-on IoT and network connectivity across North America.

Jay Deen
Jay Deen
Chief Technology Officer

Jay is a technology leader with deep expertise in cloud platforms, product architecture and enterprise AI, most recently CTO of Amdocs Media, where he built the company's corporate Generative AI strategy. At NuvoLinQ he leads the platform and connectivity architecture behind secure, global IoT coverage.

Tim Baker
Tim Baker
VP of Business Operations

Tim builds the processes and infrastructure that let NuvoLinQ deliver industry-leading products and customer experience over a world-class global network. He brings 30+ years of international telecom experience, including senior roles at Bell and Sprint International.

Richard Bondy
Richard Bondy
VP of Marketing

Dick leads NuvoLinQ's marketing with 30+ years in communications and technology, including sales and marketing roles at Bell Nexxia, Citrix and Amdocs. He spent 14 years running an IT management services company, giving him deep insight into device-level and IoT network requirements.

Key Partnerships

Credibility through who we build with.

NuvoLinQ's partnerships aren't logo placements, they're structural. Kigen supports the SGP.32 implementation. BICS supports eSIM orchestration and connectivity management. Tier 1 carriers provide the network. Each one adds technical substance, not just association.

KGN
Kigen
An Arm-founded company

Co-development partner for LinQ1Zero on the SGP.32 eUICC standard. NuvoLinQ is featured in Kigen's public LinQ1Zero coverage.

LinQ1Zero is built with Kigen technology aligned to the GSMA SGP.32 standard. This is third-party technology backing that procurement and compliance teams can point to, not a self-certified marketing claim.
BICS
BICS
Part of Proximus Group

eSIM orchestration partnership for NuvoLinQ's POS solution stack. BICS is part of Proximus Group, a major European Tier 1 telco, giving NuvoLinQ's orchestration layer enterprise-grade institutional backing.

BICS supports the orchestration and connectivity layer used for profile management, OTA provisioning, and multi-carrier connectivity at the platform level.

Tier 1 carrier agreements, North America & worldwide

✓ Direct, not roaming-dependent
Bell Rogers TELUS AT&T T-Mobile Verizon BICS POST Luxembourg

Each named direct carrier relationship is governed by an authorized agreement; global reach may also use partner-network coverage. That means NuvoLinQ controls the path, the APN, and the commercial terms. Direct agreements reduce exposure to sudden roaming-policy changes and provide clearer escalation paths.

Industry Presence

Active in the space, not just part of it.

Where NuvoLinQ shows up in the industry conversation, events, publications, and technical showcases, recent industry activity. A background vendor doesn't attend. These signal active participation.

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Product Launch

LinQ1Zero, One SIM. Zero Touch.

NuvoLinQ launched LinQ1Zero, its next-generation eUICC/iUICC connectivity platform built on the GSMA SGP.32 standard, now live at linq1zero.com, delivering zero-touch provisioning and always-on multi-carrier connectivity.
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Webinar · Kigen

IoT eSIMs for Product Leaders: Scale, Uptime, CRA Compliance

Featured speaker at the Kigen IoT eSIM webinar, presenting to product leaders and technical buyers on deploying SGP.32 eUICC at scale across payment and industrial IoT fleets.
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Innovation Showcase · Kigen

Kigen SGP.32 Innovation Showcase

NuvoLinQ featured as an innovation partner in Kigen's SGP.32 public showcase, demonstrating the standard in a production deployment context.
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Press Release · Partnership

Secure Point-of-Sale Connectivity with BICS & Kigen

NuvoLinQ partnered with BICS (a Proximus company) and Kigen to launch an ultra-secure, ultra-reliable eSIM offering for cellular point-of-sale connectivity, featuring dual-profile MFF4 eSIMs and isolated IPX network delivery.
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