On May 31, Majid Al Futtaim (MAF), an administrator of shopping centers, films and recreational attractions across the Middle East, declared that the organisation has a strategic partnership with the Binance crypto currency exchange platform. Through collaboration, Binance will enable the mall developer to harness the power of web3 technology to create new prospects for its enterprises and benefit millions of its customers.
The two firms have agreed to participate in various blockchain projects, including postings of NFTs for the Binance marketplace, the making of a computerised wallet foundation to hold advanced resources from numerous stages, as well as the mixing of Binance Pay.
The organisation permits clients across the MENA region (a group of countries situated around the Middle East and North Africa) to buy digital currencies at the retail and recreation goliath, subject to MAF’s different objections.
Alain Bejjani, CEO at Majid Al Futtaim, talked about the development and said: “We are delighted to be partnering with global Web3 leader, Binance on the new frontiers of customer engagement and experience and look forward to working in tandem to evolve the third generation of web technology, develop strong capabilities and deliver innovation and world-class omnichannel experiences to our
customers.”
Changpeng Zhao ‘CZ’, CEO and co-founder of Binance, also commented: “Majid Al Futtaim is one of the most prestigious businesses in the Middle East and has millions of customers every year. Integrating Web3 technologies will give its customers access to innovative new ways to engage with its brands and provide new ways to pay.”
Introduced in 1992, Majid Al Futtaim Holding LLC works as a holding company. The firm claims and creates shopping centres, retail locations, amusement centre points, and relaxation foundations in the Middle East and North Africa through its auxiliaries, with activities in 13 nations. In 2016, the firm had $10.6 billion in income and $760 million in benefits.
Majid Al Futtaim serves clients around the world. The organisation currently claims and operates 29 shopping centres, 13 lodgings, and four blended use networks across the Middle East, Africa, and Asia and fills in as the select franchisee for Carrefour in more than 30 business sectors in the area, with additional advancements in progress.