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Naga, the all-in-one financial platform, has unveiled a new brand campaign in partnership with Borussia Dortmund, one of Europe’s most storied football clubs. The campaign, launched on 16 June 2025, is designed to amplify Naga’s global presence and align the fintech with a football powerhouse known for its focus, discipline, ambition, and community commitment.
Emre Can, Captain of Borussia Dortmund
The campaign does not center on football itself. Instead, it addresses one of the most frequently asked questions the company receives: “What does the name Naga really mean, and where does it come from?” In a departure from the usual corporate explanation, Naga has enlisted Borussia Dortmund’s players, including team captain - Emre Can, to tackle the name’s origins in a short, humorous video. The video aims to blend sport, personality, and brand storytelling, making Naga more memorable and approachable to wider audiences.
The campaign video is being aired across television and digital platforms in key European markets. It is designed to “spark curiosity, familiarize new audiences with the brand, and boost visibility through both star power and witty storytelling.”
This latest initiative builds on Naga’s recent momentum, following campaigns such as the “Go‑to App for Everything Money” featuring global icon Mike Tyson, integration with TipRanks for enhanced analytics, and ongoing product upgrades. As an official partner of Borussia Dortmund, Naga continues to promote smarter financial engagement for both new investors and seasoned traders.
Naga Group operates as a group of multi-licensed companies regulated across Europe and globally, and is publicly listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (XE:N4G). This, the company states, highlights its “commitment to transparency, strong corporate governance, and long-term accountability within a regulated and open environment.”
The platform is described as a vibrant financial community of over 2 million users. Through integrated social trading features, users can share insights, explore strategies, and engage with one another, making finance “more collaborative, transparent, and accessible.” The experience is further supported by in-app education, market insights, and analysis tools.
The campaign is now live in key markets, with a multi-channel rollout spanning TV, digital, and social channels. The video, available on YouTube, promises to finally reveal what “Naga” really means — with a twist involving a chilli and a nod from Emre Can.
“The campaign is a clever way to break the ice with new audiences. It’s fun to see footballers take on the mystery of a fintech brand name,” commented one user on X (formerly Twitter).
Another viewer remarked: “This is the kind of crossover marketing we need. It’s light-hearted, but it makes you remember the brand.”
Industry observers note that Naga’s partnership with Borussia Dortmund is part of a broader trend of fintechs leveraging sports sponsorships to build brand recognition and trust across Europe.
