Binance Ropes in Indian-Origin Tech Leads From Microsoft, Agoda Teams; Aims to Focus on Web 3

While Rohit Wad will be overseeing the development of scalable Web 3 solutions, Mayur Kamat will be head of Binance’s product strategy.

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By Radhika Parashar | Updated: 4 April 2022 15:13 IST
Highlights
  • Binance aims to be among early adopters of Web 3
  • Rohit Wad is looking to hire crypto enthusiasts from around the world
  • Mayur Kamat will be responsible for Binance’s roadmap to Web 3 services

US-based Binance is valued around $300 billion (roughly Rs. 22,63,306 crore)

Photo Credit: Facebook/ Binance

Binance has welcomed aboard Rohit Wad and Mayur Kamat as its two new senior executives. At Microsoft, Wad served as the corporate vice president of Product and Engineering. He has been designated as the Chief Technical Officer (CTO) at Binance. Kamat, who formerly served as the Vice President of Product at Agoda, on the other hand, has been appointed as Binance's Head of Product. The crypto exchange is racing towards becoming one of the early adopters of Web 3, and is hence lacing its team with experienced industry players.

The roles of both the Indian-origin tech leads have been distinctly decided by Binance. While Wad will be overseeing the development of scalable, secure, and fast Web 3 services, Kamat will lead Binance's product strategy. He has previously led product team that developed Google's Gmail for mobile.

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“I am incredibly excited to move from one revolution to another. From communication to financial freedom. From the marque scenarios of Web 2 to the fledgling use cases of Web 3. Web3 is exciting and I am super excited to join Binance to lead the global tech team” Wad wrote in a LinkedIn post. He also invited crypto enthusiasts from around the world to apply to be part of his team.

Kamat also joined Wad in expressing excitement over his new role in one of world's top crypto exchanges, which, as per Fortune, is presently worth about $300 billion (roughly Rs. 22,63,306 crore).

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“Web 3 will never be the same,” Kamat wrote.

Web 3 can be explained as the next iteration of Internet as we know and use today. The Web 3 space will be largely supported on blockchain technology, and will support cryptocurrencies and metaverse among other emerging new age technologies.

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In recent times, several notable companies have hired people to expand Web 3 services.

YouTube, for instance, began scouting for a project management director to develop and head its Web 3 strategies earlier this year.

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Swedish music streaming giant Spotify and software major Microsoft had also opened up jobs for its Web 3-related positions in recent months.

 

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