Digital payments firm Flexa plans to buy marketing technology company Drop Party to engage with customers through various online campaigns. Terms of the deal weren’t disclosed.

Drop Party is an online agency that uses merch drops to connect brands and consumers.
Under Flexa, Drop Party will continue working to connect fans and Flexa merchants, evolve loyalty platforms and integrate new technologies, including non-fungible tokens (NFT) and instant digital payments, according to a statement Thursday.
Flexa said in April it was expanding its options for merchants to accept over 99 different cryptocurrencies from any app or digital wallet.

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Digital Payments Firm Flexa to Buy Drop Party to Engage With Customers

Drop Party uses merchandise drops to connect brands and consumers

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