Crypto trading platform Voyager Digital has reportedly finalized an agreement with the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL), in a bid to offer players crypto education and financial support.

Specifically, Voyager reportedly disclosed on December 14th its newest status of the league’s first cryptocurrency brokerage partner, as included within the scope of a multi-year agreement. 

The trading platform reportedly revealed that a “significant amount” of the investment would reportedly serve as financial support for rostered players’ crypto accounts.

There are expected to be 12 teams in the NWSL at the beginning of 2022, which means a maximum number of 312 players could be beneficial from the Voyager partnership.

“Voyager’s investment in the league is especially innovative because we’ve collectively designed the partnership to include direct financial resources for every one of our players, as well as education on the revolutionary changes underway in digital assets,” said NWSL interim CEO Marla Messing.

As included within the scope of the agreement with Voyager, one player from every of the NWSL’s team will take up the ambassador role, making an appearance at educational events, as well as creating content related to crypto. 

The exchange also shared its intention of introducing “key lessons and tools”, dedicated to assisting players with building long-term financial growth opportunities after they retire from their sports careers.

Numerous crypto firms and platforms have reportedly established an alliance with sports organizations throughout the globe, as the industry widens its scope and seemingly becomes more profitable as a sponsor. 

Voyager is already the crypto brokerage and international partner for the Dallas Mavericks basketball team after an October agreement was concluded.