The company also has a 24/7 call center to provide support during the verification process and take in anonymous reports of suspicious counterfeiting activity.

In 2010, NAFDAC, the Nigerian government agency overseeing food and drugs, endorsed the Sproxil platform[3][4][5] and the service has been widely deployed throughout Nigeria.

[11] In June 2011, Sproxil launched operations in India [12] and in July 2011 Kenya's Pharmacy and Poisons Board (PPB) also adopted similar text message-based anti-counterfeiting systems.

The same year, Sproxil became ISO-27001 (for information security controls) and ISO-9001 (for quality management systems) certified after a comprehensive review of its internal processes.

[17] Soon after, Kenya-based agribusiness company Juanco SPS officially launched a consumer-facing project that protects pesticide Bestox 100EC with MPA technology.