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GIANT Protocol, Proximus Luxembourg's Tango Partner to Lower Costs of Global Connectivity

GIANT Protocol, Proximus Luxembourg's Tango Partner to Lower Costs of Global Connectivity Image Credit: GIANT Protocol

Web3 connectivity startup GIANT Protocol, and Tango, the consumer brand of Proximus Luxembourg, recently announced a partnership to bring blockchain benefits to customers worldwide.

Tango will become a bandwidth provider for the GIANT Protocol, including for GIANT Connect, the first dApp powered by the GIANT Protocol, which allows users to stay connected everywhere they go, on the ground or in the air. 

Through the partnership, Tango customers with the GIANT Connect app on their phone will be able to buy pay-as-you-go connectivity around the globe while earning yield on their account balances, receive crypto-backed rewards for staying connected and also become an indirect validator on the blockchain to help secure the protocol.

In addition to accessing eSIM LTE data in 118 countries, users of GIANT Connect can also access pay-as-you-go inflight WiFi on major airlines, including United Airlines and Lufthansa, as well as connect to 68 million WiFi hotspots globally. 

Suruchi Gupta, Founder and CEO of GIANT Protocol
We’re excited Tango has become the first telecom to join us in ushering in a new era of blockchain-enabled, lower-cost connectivity to customers around the world, which aims to decentralize and democratize access to internet and financial services by tokenizing bandwidth.  Our blockchain technology  paired with their bandwidth and digital solutions will enable customers to earn yield on their prepaid balance as well as rewards for going online, making it more fun and rewarding.

Gerard Hoffmann, CEO of Proximus Luxembourg
GIANT’s approach to tokenizing bandwidth contracts and unlocking value for providers and consumers is quite unique, and we are delighted to be one of the key launch partners. This furthers our goal of expanding digital opportunities so people live better and work smarter.

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