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Aston Villa partner with Jeton Wallet

Aston Villa partner with Jeton Wallet

February 23, 2022

Jeton Wallet announced as the club’s Official e-Wallet Partner.

Premier League side Aston Villa have announced payments brand Jeton Wallet as their Official E-Wallet Partner.
The partnership will see Jeton Wallet promote cashless transactions, with its branding made visible at Villa’s home stadium, Villa Park, and on print and digital channels along with LED boards and backgrounds.
Jeton Wallet will also gain exclusive rights to the club’s digital assets and have its branding visible on the club’s social media platforms and website.

Nicola Ibbetson, the Chief Commercial Officer at Aston Villa, spoke about the partnership, stating:
“We are delighted to announce Jeton as a global partner of the club. Jeton are a young and exciting brand that match our own ambitions. We look forward to welcoming them to the Villa family for the remainder of this campaign.”

Saaly Temirkanov, Jeton’s Chief Executive Manager, added:
“We’re incredibly thrilled to announce that we have signed a partnership with Aston Villa Football Club. We believe Jeton Wallet’s payment solutions make life easier for all of our clients worldwide, including Aston Villa’s supporters. We hope to enjoy many more victories together in the future, and we wish Aston Villa the best of luck in the upcoming matches.”

Jeton is based out of London and is known for its safe and secure money transfers, currency exchanges and smooth payment processing.

Aditya Chaudhuri

Hailing from the City of Joy, the things that bring me joy are cricket, a good non-tilt CS:GO session, F1 and movies.

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