BitDoctor, a blockchain-powered health technology provider, has declared a recent strategic partnership with The Binary Holdings. BitDoctor will be incorporated into OneWave, a decentralized application (dApp) distribution platform modeled to serve user expansion via access through the telco. OneWave is an advanced web application embedded in telecom networks that allows reaching a broad audience of more than 169 million users, mainly in Southeast Asia.
This integration will enable BitDoctor to use OneWave infrastructure and marketing tools. OneWave offers user acquisition, gamification, and engagement functions to foster retention and utility of decentralized apps. BitDoctor will also not incur any upfront cost of implementation on the OneWave platform, enabling it to concentrate on providing blockchain-enabled health solutions.
Technical and Token Based Support Structure
Binary Holdings will also provide onboarding support to BitDoctor under the agreement, making its technical onboarding easier and faster within the OneWave ecosystem. Upon successful implementation, BitDoctor will be provided with BNRY tokens. These tokens are used as Credits on the platform to gain access to OneWave’s promotional and marketing services.
Binary Holdings, based in the United Arab Emirates, focuses on Web3 infrastructure. It uses its tokenized environment to benefit telecom and financial institutions within emerging economies. The utility token, $BNRY, is at the core of promoting activities and making ecosystem services accessible in OneWave.
Spreading in the Asia-Pacific Region
With this partnership arrangement, BitDoctor would be able to access the reach offered by OneWave, which comprises 143 million monthly active users. Integrating into the telco apps in the platform aims to make on-chain engagement easy for more users, especially in mobile-first markets.
OneWave provides is incentivized traffic, low acquisition costs, and an increased level of project visibility. This collaboration could see BitDoctor grow within the Asia-Pacific region by leveraging existing telco networks and involving users with a well-known interface.
