TADA Telegram Mini App Launches For Ride Bookings In TON, USDT

Key points

• Southeast Asia ride-hailing platform TADA has collaborated with TON Foundation to launch a new Telegram mini app.
• The mini-app allows users to book rides directly on Telegram and pay using Toncoin or USDT on TON blockchain.

TADA Telegram mini app allows web3 users to book rides via Telegram without extra sign-ups, using Toncoin or USDT for payments, simplifying ride-hailing in Southeast Asia.

TADA Telegram Mini App Simplifies Ride-Hailing

The TADA Telegram mini app allows web3 users to book rides directly on the messaging platform without the need to register or download an app. Users can pay with Toncoin or USDT on the TON blockchain, providing a seamless experience for those familiar with digital assets.

This collaboration between TADA and the TON Foundation aims to bridge the gap between web2 and web3, providing convenient services for everyday needs. As part of the launch, 4,000 free rides will be given away during the TOKEN2049 crypto conference in Singapore, showcasing the ease of use and functionality of the TADA Telegram mini app.

With its success, TADA plans to expand the service to other regions, further integrating digital assets into everyday life, according to The Block.

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TADA Mini App and TON Blockchain Expand in Southeast Asia

TADA’s partnership with the TON Foundation brings blockchain-powered ride-hailing to Southeast Asia via the TADA Telegram mini-app. By allowing users to pay with Toncoin and USDT, the new service highlights the potential of digital assets in real-world applications. The partnership is a major milestone in the TON Foundation’s efforts to develop the blockchain ecosystem across the region.

TADA’s commitment to innovation and customer convenience positions the company as a leader in integrating blockchain technology into its services. The mini-app is designed to be easy to use, and as TADA expands into new regions, the platform will continue to grow with support for web3 technologies.