Global Sports Data and Technology Group
Sports data governance, fan-engagement technology and smart-contract services for clubs and professional athletes
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Global Sports Data and Technology Group
Global Sports Data and Technology Group works on fan-engagement technology, athlete smart contracts delivered through mobile, and sports data governance. Its first project in sports data governance is Project Red Card.
The company serves sports clubs and professional athletes, and works with consultants and suppliers to deliver technology and legal advice.
Global Sports Data and Technology Group Ltd was founded in 2019 and is registered in Penarth, United Kingdom.
Product: Fan-engagement technology, mobile smart contracts for athletes, and sports data governance services.
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