The Premier League club, West Ham United FC have announced a multi-year partnership with The Kingdom Bank. The global offshore crypto-friendly fintech bank has been named the club’s first official regional banking partner in the Eastern Caribbean.
The collaboration will see The Hammers and The Kingdom Bank connect with the passionate fanbase across the Eastern Caribbean through various online and offline initiatives, including the chance for The Kingdom Bank customers to win matchday hospitality packages over the coming seasons, including flights to London, signed merchandise from the first team, and much more.
The partnership extends beyond just the men’s team, as The Kingdom Bank will also become an official partner of West Ham United Women.
Nathan Thompson, Chief Commercial Officer at West Ham United, shared, “The Kingdom Bank has grown significantly over the past few years and we are delighted to be launching our first-of-its-kind regional partnership with them, along with their support of our Women’s team. The global appeal of West Ham United continues to grow and this partnership is a testament to that. We are fortunate that we have an engaged and enthusiastic international fanbase and we’re pleased that our fans will be able to benefit from this partnership.”
Pari Cross, The Kingdom Bank CEO, said, “The Kingdom Bank is thrilled to become the proud first regional partner of West Ham United. This partnership is a celebration of hard work, and the spirit that drives us all to achieve greatness. Together, we are stronger, and together, we will celebrate every victory, learn from every set back and together we will ‘hammer’ home success.”
The Kingdom Bank, Dominica caters to a global audience, offering digital banking solutions for individuals and businesses, particularly those seeking involvement with cryptocurrency.
Both teams are also making strides off the pitch as the men’s team recently announced a partnership with WellO2, while the women’s team secured Femfresh as the official feminine hygiene partner.
The 2023-24 season has been quite ordinary for the WHU teams, the men’s team currently sits seventh in the English top-flight table. Meanwhile, the women’s team currently occupies the 11th spot in the Women’s Super League (WSL).