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One Championship's new mobile app will reach millions of devices in no time, says CFO Teh Hua Fung
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SINGAPORE-BASED martial arts organisation One Championship has launched its new mobile app, and the company's chief financial officer reckons that the number of downloads will run into the millions in the first few weeks alone.
The app, called the "One Super App", went 'live' last Friday, the same day that One Championship inked a deal with communications giant Singtel Group to deliver martial arts-related content and other digital assets to people across Asia.
They will explore integrating Singtel's mobile wallets and carrier billing services to power e-commerce functions in the new app, which will also offer 'live' and recorded telecasts of martial arts matches and events. Both sides will also consider jointly …
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