The world of food delivery just got a whole lot more exciting with the launch of Slake, a cutting-edge app that promises to redefine convenience, value, and innovation in the food tech industry. Slake sets itself apart by not only accepting cryptocurrency as payment, alongside traditional credit cards but also by offering an array of delivery options. This app aims to revolutionize the way we order food, all while maintaining competitive prices and ensuring ease of use on its platform.

“We have partnered with the drivers of multiple food delivery companies, such as DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub, which allows Slake to provide more food choices, delivery options, and competitive pricing,” says Nelson Cruz, CEO of Slake.

Available on both iOS and Android, Slake offers customers up to three delivery options, allowing them to view estimated delivery times, service fees, and minimum order amounts before placing their orders. By leveraging key partnerships with drivers from other food delivery giants, such as DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub, Slake aims to significantly scale its operations using existing distribution channels.

According to Statista, the global food delivery industry is projected to reach a staggering $223.7 billion by 2027. Slake intends to tap into this lucrative market by catering to the needs and preferences of busy individuals and families who prioritize convenience. Looking ahead, the Slake ecosystem of apps is set to offer users a comprehensive range of services, including food delivery, loyalty rewards, reservations, and more.

Currently utilizing the Ethereum blockchain, Slake has plans to develop its blockchain technology in the future. This move is expected to streamline transactions, reduce costs, and enhance efficiency, while also contributing to the broader adoption of Web3 and cryptocurrency as the future of finance.

In a world where convenience and innovation are at the forefront, Slake appears to be on the path to becoming a game-changer in the food delivery industry, promising to make ordering food an even more seamless and rewarding experience for consumers.