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IDT Corp
IDT Corp is a communications and payments company. It sells prepaid international calling, mobile top-up, voice and messaging services, and digital money transfer products. Through its network and brands, it serves consumers, small businesses, and other communications providers that need access to global telecom routes or payment rails. A big part of the business comes from charging fees and spread-based revenue on transactions. For example, it earns money when customers make calls, send money, pay bills, or use merchant services and point-of-sale tools. It also sells communications services and related software to businesses that need phone, messaging, or customer-contact systems. What makes IDT different is that it sits in several parts of the value chain at once. It is both a telecom services reseller and a financial-services provider, with a mix of consumer brands and business-facing products. That gives it multiple ways to make money from the same underlying networks and customer relationships.
IDT Corp is a communications and payments company. It sells prepaid international calling, mobile top-up, voice and messaging services, and digital money transfer products. Through its network and brands, it serves consumers, small businesses, and other communications providers that need access to global telecom routes or payment rails.
A big part of the business comes from charging fees and spread-based revenue on transactions. For example, it earns money when customers make calls, send money, pay bills, or use merchant services and point-of-sale tools. It also sells communications services and related software to businesses that need phone, messaging, or customer-contact systems.
What makes IDT different is that it sits in several parts of the value chain at once. It is both a telecom services reseller and a financial-services provider, with a mix of consumer brands and business-facing products. That gives it multiple ways to make money from the same underlying networks and customer relationships.
Record year: IDT said fiscal 2026 was its best year operationally, with revenue up 5% and adjusted EBITDA up 17% to $154.6 million, above its revised guidance range.
Growth mix: NRS, Fintech and net2phone increased their contribution to 53% of adjusted EBITDA from 46% a year earlier, while generating about one-third of revenue.
NRS momentum: Fourth-quarter NRS revenue grew 31% to $45 million and adjusted EBITDA rose 47%; management plans to step up sales hiring and pursue higher-volume, better-fit retailers.
Digital remittances: BOSS Money’s digital transactions grew 20% and revenue grew 22% in Q4. Management said the shift from cash to digital is helping margins, while the remittance tax has accelerated that trend.
AI opportunity: Net2phone said AI is increasingly central to customer discussions and expects to surpass $100 million in ARR in the current quarter; management cited customer-service efficiency gains from its AI tools.
Fiscal 2027 outlook: IDT forecast gross profit of $545 million to $555 million and adjusted EBITDA of $176 million to $180 million, with growth expected across all operating segments.
Strong balance sheet: IDT ended fiscal 2026 with $272 million in unrestricted cash and liquid investments and no debt.