BitDoctor, the Paris-based blockchain health tech platform, is aiming to expand its reach into the mainstream Web2 and Web3 ecosystems this year. In order to do so, the platform has secured a listing on OneWave, a dApp playstore owned by Dubai-based web3 infrastructure provider – The Binary Holdings (TBH). Essentially, OneWave helps integrate decentralised apps (dApps) with telco apps.
BitDoctor was launched in 2018 as health screening decentralised app, powered by artificial intelligence (AI). The platform lets users assess and check for early signs of issues including heart disease, diabetes, and hypertension among others through facial recognistion and advanced AI.
On July 8, BitDoctor announced the development on X noting that being listed on OneWave would significantly expand its reach to over 169 million users that are part of OneWave’s telco loyalty programs as well as over 143 million monthly active users.
“With integration underway, users can expect new ways to engage with BitDoctor, earn rewards, and become part of a healthier, decentralized future,” an official blog post by BitDoctor noted.
Once the integration is completed, BitDoctor will receive a grant of BNRY tokens that would serve as Credits to fully leverage OneWave’s marketing and growth engine allowing BitDoctor to grow its reach.
The Binary Holdings announced BitDoctor’s listing on OneWave on X saying that, “With BitDoctor coming to TBH, we’ve tapped into the healthcare dApp space—bringing preventative AI healthcare to over 169 million users.”
Founded in 2023, The Binary Holdings was launched with the intention of bringing a Web3 distribution infrastructure – especially for telecom companies. As per data by Tracxn, the company has managed to secure $13 million through three funding rounds. Investors of The Binary Holdings include Plug and Play Tech Center and IBC Group among others.