Binance partners with Splyt to offer users ride-hailing services on its platform
Binance users will be able to access ride-hailing services through the platform. Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao has announced on Twitter the news of his partnership with Splyt.
A press release on Splyt’s website revealed details of the partnership. Splyt said the partnership will make Binance the first cryptocurrency company to offer ride hailing on its platform.
The integration of Spylt on Binance will bring the company closer to its goal of cryptocurrency integration in the payments space. In addition, users can seamlessly pay for these services using their preferred cryptocurrencies.
Splyt currently has partners in more than 150 countries and offers more than 300,000 trips, tickets and other activities worldwide. Its on-demand network is already accessible to billions of smartphone users around the world through existing partnerships with Alipay, Grab, Booking.com, and other major superappli.
Improved accessibility
With Splyt’s integration in Binance, users have access to a variety of services in the Binance Marketplace. In addition, users have access to global customer support and local language conversion capabilities.
These services will be available to 90 million users of the platform in more than 150 countries.
Philipp Mintchin, Co-Founder and CEO of Splyt, said of the development:
“We are excited to partner with Binance, the world’s leading cryptocurrency exchange, to pioneer ridehailing integration and evolve into a true SuperAppli. Binance’s 90 million users will be a very strong demand partner for our network of ride hailing and experience providers. “
Further progress in a gloomy era
The bearish form of the crypto market continues to hurt users and investors.
Today, most crypto companies are reducing their workforce to keep ups and downs and stay profitable. However, despite the extreme downturn in the crypto market, Binance continues to make new advances.
On Monday, the largest crypto exchange announced that it would adopt an additional 2000 roles.
