With the rise of play-to-tap mini-games, Quizmatch offers players an engaging way to compete in quizzes on trending topics. Users can instantly verify results on-chain, ensuring complete transparency and immutability of leaderboards. Gone are the days of wondering if game outcomes are manipulated – Quizmatch solves this with its decentralized, tamper-proof technology.
Digital IPs are struggling to meaningfully engage and retain users. Superbrands are catching on to this trend. The New York Times has embraced its role as a gaming destination, LinkedIn has added casual social games to its platform, and two of the top food apps in India now offer quiz games tied to cricket with digital collectibles. Over 75 games are now playable directly on YouTube. Additionally, the recent hype around tap-to-earn Telegram mini-games, like Hamster Kombat, and combat-centric clicker games such as Rocky Rabbit, is making waves throughout the industry.
Telecom Partnerships for Wider Reach
As part of its ambitious roadmap, Accioo, the company behind Quizmatch, registered in Singapore earlier this year, has secured strategic partnerships with major global telecom networks, such as Jio in India and Robi Axiata in Bangladesh, giving the platform access to over 500 million users. Adding a few more global telecom operators from the Middle East, Africa, and LATAM is also on the horizon as Accioo aims to expand its reach further. These partnerships highlight the platform’s immense scalability and potential to bring web3 gaming experiences to millions.
Built on the Sei Blockchain: Speed and Efficiency for Web3 Users
Quizmatch is built on the Sei blockchain, the fastest parallel blockchain, supported by institutional heavyweights like Coinbase, Delphi Digital, and Circle Ventures, known for its speed and efficiency. With a block finality of 390 milliseconds, Sei is designed to offer Web2-like experiences, making it ideal for high-frequency trading and real-time digital interactions. Sei allows Quizmatch to offer real-time interactions similar to traditional web applications.
Jason Lim, Global Gaming Lead at Sei Foundation, emphasizes, “For us, empowering Quizmatch with the right speed to onboard that many new Web3 users and support such high on-chain transaction volumes is a proposition that fits Sei organically. We are one of the fastest-growing L1 ecosystems in the world right now.”
Speaking about the platform’s vision, Gaurav Raj Thakur, Co-founder and CEO of Accioo, stated, “Web3 has always posed challenges with its complex onboarding processes, and our goal is to change that. Through Quizmatch’s simple, yet engaging tournament framework, we aim to make blockchain accessible to billions of Web2 users, truly democratizing the digital gaming experience.”
In the near future, the company intends to add more features in Quizmatch. The mini quiz tournaments might soon be launched from within social media platforms such as the X by simply calling for the Quizmatch bot. The platform is designed to host quiz tournaments in multiple languages, including vernacular ones, creating a more personalized and culturally resonant experience.
Saurav Dwivedi, Co-founder and CTO, adds, “We’re collaborating with various telco networks, SDP partners, and Layer 1 chains to create a truly unique experience. Our in-house compliance engine ensures culturally relevant and engaging quiz content as we expand across multiple geographies.”
Quizmatch’s approach has already caught the attention of industry observers. The platform was recently selected for the ALPHA Startup Program at Web Summit Doha, standing out at 1,043 chosen from nearly 10,000 applicants worldwide startups from around the world.
Quizmatch continues to push the boundaries of gaming and blockchain technology, it is well on its way to becoming a game-changer in the digital entertainment space, transforming how users engage, compete, and own digital assets on a global scale.
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