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Inter Milan Signs $100M Sponsorship Deal With Zytara Labs, DigitalBits Foundation
The deal will see the reigning Italian soccer champions sport DigitalBits logos on their jersey sleeves.
Updated May 11, 2023, 7:05 p.m. Published Sep 2, 2021, 8:21 a.m.
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Italian soccer club Inter Milan has signed an €85 million (US$100 million) sponsorship deal with blockchain fintech firm Zytara Labs.
- The multiyear deal will see the reigning Italian champions’ shirt sleeves sport logos of DigitalBits, whose DigitalBits Foundation is supporting the partnership.
- Zytara Labs builds products and platforms on blockchains, such as DigitalBits and Ethereum, to create and sell non-fungible tokens (NFTs).
- As Inter’s “official global digital-banking partner,” Zytara will develop the club’s mobile app to integrate directly with Zytara’s banking technology and enable access to crypto-based products.
- Inter will use the DigitalBits blockchain to accept payment in the protocol’s native token, XDB, for purchases online, in the stadium and at retail locations around Milan.
- The partnership follows shortly after Zytara secured a three-year sponsorship deal with another Italian soccer team, AS Roma, which saw DigitalBits become the club’s official shirt sponsor.
Read more: Crypto.com Becomes Official Sponsor of Italy’s Soccer Cup Final
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