Indian telecom giant Reliance Jio partners with Aptos to launch on-chain rewards program
BlockBeats News, October 15, according to official sources, India's largest telecom service provider Reliance Jio (the world's third largest mobile network) announced today at the Aptos Experience event that it has established a strategic partnership with the Aptos Foundation to launch a blockchain-based user rewards program. This collaboration aims to bring a brand-new digital interactive experience to Jio's approximately 485 million users.
Under this program, Jio will issue a blockchain rewards token called JioCoin on the Aptos network. Users can earn JioCoin and corresponding rewards by browsing content or participating in interactions within the mobile application. Currently, JioCoin is still in the Beta testing phase, has not been officially minted, and is only available for use in India. The official statement said that more details will be announced soon.
This partnership further consolidates Aptos' position as the preferred blockchain infrastructure for large global enterprises and provides a new example for the on-chain exploration of mainstream consumer applications.
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