Voyager Digital becomes crypto brokerage partner for the National Women's Football League

The Voyager Digital crypto trading platform has contracted with the National Women's Football League (NWSL) to provide crypto training and financial support to its players.

Voyager said in a statement Tuesday that it would become the league's first cryptocurrency partner under a multi-year deal. The trading platform said that "a significant portion" of this investment will benefit the cryptocurrency of the listed players. From 2022, the NWSL will have 12 teams, so the Voyager partnership could benefit 312 players.

Marla Messing, Acting Director of the NWSL, said: “Voyager's investment in the league is unique because we have created this partnership to include direct investment for all people. games and their digital assets. The transformation has taken place.

As part of their deal with Voyager, each NWSL team is made up of players who participate in training and act as agents to create encrypted content. The exchange said it would provide "essential lessons and tools" to help athletes develop long-term financial growth opportunities after their athletic careers expire.

With the expansion of the industry, many crypto companies and platforms have partnered with sports organizations around the world and have become a sponsor while making it more profitable. Following its approval in October, Voyager is already a crypto broker and a global partner of the Dallas Mavericks. FTX, a cryptocurrency exchange, also announced in June that it had become the leader in the big leagues.

Voyager Digital was established in 2018 and now has more than 60 digital business portfolios from its mobile app, which also includes services such as the mining industry. In October of this year, the platform announced that it had received $ 75 million in funding from Alameda Research, a multidisciplinary cryptocurrency and value-added trading company.