Nobar, the first ever crypto commerce to provide a holistic solution to the purchasing problem with cryptocurrency and crypto tokens, has announced a partnership with CargoCoin, a platform that links the physical world of trade, transport & logistics with the blockchain.
CargoCoin is designed to be a smart contract, crypto currency platform, by decentralising global trade and transport. The platform’s target is to facilitate and optimise the interaction amongst traders, freight forwarders, shipping lines, booking agents as well as all other parties involved in the international trade and transport of commodities and cargoes.
Through this partnership with CargoCoin, Nobar is confident it can tackle any potential logistical challenges in its operation.
Joyjit Bhowmick, Founder and CEO welcomes the partnership. “As we move into our token sale and distribution phase it is important that we build up our platform of partners and companies active in the commercial sphere. By aligning with credible organisations, we can demonstrate our real world potential to investors.”
For more information, please visit Nobar’s medium page
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