First International Financial Institution Enters The Sandbox! HSBC Bank Has Acquired Land in the Game
The Sandbox announced today (16) that it has established a partnership with the well-known international financial institution HSBC. HSBC will be the first global financial services provider to officially enter The Sandbox metaverse space. Currently, over 200 IPs have established partnerships with The Sandbox.
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HSBC Bank Partners with The Sandbox
Following the partnership with The Sandbox, HSBC Bank has acquired a piece of in-game land to be developed for engaging with sports, esports, and gaming enthusiasts, allowing other communities to easily interact with the renowned financial institution within the game in the future.
The collaboration with HSBC Bank holds significant meaning for The Sandbox as it marks the first international financial services provider to enter, showcasing the gradual acceptance of innovation in the Web3 space by traditional institutions.
"At HSBC, we see immense potential in creating new experiences through emerging platforms that can unlock a world of opportunities for our current and future customers, and the communities we serve. We are excited to work with our sports partners, brand ambassadors, and Animoca Brands to create an educational, inclusive, and accessible experience," said Suresh Balaji, APAC Marketing Lead of The Sandbox.
As a leading metaverse platform in the industry, The Sandbox has previously partnered with various brands including Gucci, Warner Music, Ubisoft, and Snoop Dogg. With a diverse and continuously expanding list of over 200 IPs, details of the collaboration between HSBC Bank and The Sandbox will be announced in due course.
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