Grab, Asia’s largest rideshare service provider, has introduced a crypto wallet integration into its platform, potentially impacting the adoption of digital assets in the region and beyond.
This crypto integration includes support for the Polygon wallet, aligning with Singapore’s fintech prominence and indicating a potential testing ground for this technology.
In a significant move that could reshape Southeast Asia’s digital landscape, Grab, often referred to as the “Uber of Southeast Asia,” has made waves by integrating a crypto wallet into its platform. With a colossal user base of 180 million, this strategic move carries substantial implications for the widespread adoption of digital assets in the region and beyond.
Grab Goes Polygon! Southeast Asia’s ride-hailing giant, Grab, dives into Web3 with a crypto wallet powered exclusively for #Polygon! 180M users, one unstoppable force! #Polygon #Grab #MATIC pic.twitter.com/dRsQRy1alj
— Collin Brown (@CollinBrownXRP) Sep
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