Jio Platforms and Polygon Labs Bring Blockchain to Digital Services

by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago

Jio Platforms Limited, India's largest mobile network operator, partners with Polygon Labs to integrate blockchain and Web3 technologies into its services.

A Leap Towards Digital Excellence

The collaboration underscores Jio's commitment to 'digital excellence,' aiming to introduce innovative, user-centric applications.

Polygon Labs will support Jio and work closely to integrate blockchain across its various applications to unlock the potential of blockchain-based solutions.Sandeep Nailwal, Polygon co-founder

What the Partnership Entails

Jio will utilize Polygon's blockchain to enhance existing applications, focusing on speed, personalization, and security. The technology could expand into areas like payments and NFT marketplaces.

Technology in Action

Polygon's technology will operate seamlessly in the background, ensuring smooth experience. Since 2017, Polygon has grown into a key blockchain player with low gas fees and fast transactions.

We have done everything which was Web3 while working with 60 brands. Users do not know that they're interacting with Polygon since it is in the backend.Aishwary Gupta, Global Head of Payments at Polygon Labs

Jio Platforms continues exploring Web3 capabilities, aiming to bring unparalleled digital experiences to millions of users.

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