Reliance Jio Partners with Aptos Foundation to Launch Blockchain-Based Rewards System

Published at 2025-10-16 08:19:25
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Reliance Jio, one of India's largest telecom operators, has announced a strategic partnership with Aptos Foundation and Aptos Labs to deploy a blockchain-based rewards system for its massive user base of 500 million customers. The initiative leverages Aptos' advanced layer-1 blockchain technology to distribute digital rewards with an emphasis on practical, real-world value rather than speculative assets.

Currently, the platform is in beta testing, with around 9.4 million users participating to fine-tune the system prior to its full release. Aptos Labs will be providing the essential technical support required to build and manage this innovative rewards ecosystem.

This collaboration was officially unveiled on October 15, 2025, during the "Aptos Experience" event, highlighting the potential for blockchain technology to enhance customer engagement through secure and transparent reward distribution.

For crypto enthusiasts interested in exploring and purchasing cryptocurrencies, platforms like Bitlet.app offer flexible options including a Crypto Installment service, allowing users to buy cryptos now and pay over time.

This partnership signifies a major step toward integrating blockchain technology into mainstream consumer services, creating tangible benefits while maintaining a focus on usability over speculation.

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