NEW YORK and DENVER, April 20, 2018 -- NYIAX, the world’s first guaranteed advertising contract marketplace, today announced its preferred partnership with Rebel AI, a technology startup focused on securing media trading between advertisers and publishers, at the Global Blockchain Summit in Denver, Colorado.
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Developed in partnership with Nasdaq, NYIAX combines a patented Financial Matching Engine℗ with blockchain technology to provide advertisers and publishers with a marketplace where they can buy, sell and re-trade premium advertising contracts in a forward/futures methodology.
Rebel AI secures media trading between premium publishers and advertisers. The company’s Passport solution eliminates ad delivery fraud and domain spoofing in digital media trading by leveraging blockchain identity, encryption and real-time authentication. Under the terms of the partnership, Rebel AI’s Passport will be integrated into the NYIAX marketplace, giving publishers and advertisers the ability to cryptographically verify and deliver NYIAX marketplace contracts.
As a result, advertisers and publishers can now be confident that when Rebel AI’s Passport is selected as the Count of Record for contracts executed through the NYIAX platform, contract reconciliation will utilize the most secure and state of the art delivery verification service available. Buyers can be assured of delivery against the contracted inventory through Passport’s real-time cryptographic verification, while NYIAX’s reconciliation process reduces the work and time required to facilitate payments.
“With Rebel AI, we create an end-to-end marketplace,” said Carolina Abenante, founder, vice chairperson, general counsel and head of investments for NYIAX. “Until now, there has never been a one-stop-shop as transparent and trusted as the one our clients are now using.”
“The integration of Passport within the NYIAX marketplace showcases exactly how blockchain creates a new era of transparency for digital advertising and a stronger marketplace for media buyers and sellers,” said Manny Puentes, founder and CEO of Rebel AI.
“The cost of reconciliation was irrational and taking a major bite out of every dollar spent as organizations, like the IAB and major publications, have all called out,” said Ms. Abenante. “Fraud has been another giant issue. We’ve effectively eliminated both, to everyone’s advantage.”
To learn more about this partnership, please contact Ben Feldman.
About NYIAX
Developed in partnership with Nasdaq, NYIAX (https://www.nyiax.com) combines a patented Financial Matching Engine℗ with blockchain technology for the advertising industry. NYIAX provides advertisers and publishers a platform to buy, sell, and re-trade premium advertising contracts in a forward/futures methodology. As the first and only trusted, transparent, and curated marketplace, NYIAX enables advertisers and publishers to increase ROI and to reduce costs throughout the deal lifecycle.
About Rebel AI
Rebel AI (https://rebelai.com), founded in Boulder, Colorado in 2016, secures media trading between advertisers and publishers. By leveraging real-time authentication with asymmetric cryptography, Passport by Rebel AI protects publisher identity, secures brand spend, and establishes the foundations for blockchain in advertising.
Media Contacts
Shelley Petri
Blast PR for NYIAX
[email protected]
Lindsey Galloway
CMO, Rebel AI
[email protected]


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