Binance and Africell to explore crypto education, digital asset services in Africa
Johannesburg - Binance, the leading global blockchain ecosystem and cryptocurrency infrastructure provider, and Africell, a major African mobile network operator have announced their intent to collaborate on blockchain education, crypto literacy, and digital asset services across in Africa.Key areas of the proposed collaboration include:
Crypto-as-a-Service:
- Exploration of crypto payment technologies, including Binance, to enable crypto payments and digital services through Africell platforms.
- Education Initiatives:
Co-branded courses and workshops on Binance Academy to boost crypto knowledge across Africa.
Joint User Offers:
- Exploration of joint promotional offers for users, which will be funded through Binances's CPA (Cost Per Acquisition) revenue-sharing model.
p2p Enhancements:
- Integration with Binance P2P to improve speed, security, and convenience for peer-to-peer crypto transactions.
Jack Wong, Business Development at Binance, commented: "Binance and Africell share a commitment to empowering African communities with education, infrastructure and practical tools to participate confidently in the digital economy. By combining global expertise with local reach, we aim to support responsible adoption of blockchain and crypto solutions and create real value for communities."
From Africell's perspective, the partnership helps to expand its digital services offering. Africell's Head of Business Development, Nidal Safetli, says: "Partnering with Binance allows us to bring global blockchain expertise into our local ecosystem. Together we aim to equip communities with the knowledge, technical skills and tools to participate confidently in the digital financial economy."
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