The F1 announced, this Monday, June 29, that Cripto.com will become the new global and inaugural partner of its Sprint 2021 series, which will take place on July 17 and makes the exchange the official crypto sponsor of the career series and NFT partner.

According to published information, the contract amounts to about USD 100 million. In addition to the possibility of a prize, for one of the events, related to cryptocurrencies.

Ben Pincus, Formula 1 Trade Partnerships Director, said: “We will draw heavily on the ‘Crypto.com expertise’ as we explore the world of cryptocurrencies.“

In addition to stating that it is “an area in which we are very interested, and this will be the first time that, as a sport, we can offer fans the opportunity to explore this exciting world as we increase our digital presence.”

For his part, Kris Marszalek, CEO and co-founder of Crypto.com, highlighted that both companies are focused on innovation. “It is in the DNA of organizations like ours to find smart, technological solutions to difficult problems like tackling climate change.“

The exchange has already secured the appearance of its logo on the Aston Martin team, at Formula 1 events, an association that took place last March. For its part, the racing series announced its intention to be “net zero carbon” as a sport by 2030.

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The Crypto.com platform signed a partnership with the Visa card payment network, which will allow it to become a main member in Australia.

Through a statement, the digital assets company highlighted that the collaboration meets the line that the company sought to promote, in terms of the possibility of offering a prepaid Visa card with cryptocurrencies.

The Crypto.com Visa card is already used in more than 30 countries around the world, including the United States and Canada, as well as nations in Europe and throughout the Asia-Pacific region.

Crypto.com plans to begin direct issuance of its Visa card in the country, and the company says it will use its presence in Australia to seek greater market share for its card service around the world.

Kris Marszalek, CEO of Crypto.com, stated that “signing the global partnership with Visa and becoming a senior member with the global leader in digital payments affirms our commitment to accelerate the world’s transition to cryptocurrencies.”

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