PHOENIX (AZFamily) — The Phoenix Suns are getting a new look this season, with a Valley company’s logo replacing PayPal on their jerseys.
The Suns and Early Warning Services, LLC, the Arizona-based company behind Paze and Zelle, announced that Paze will serve as the team’s official jersey patch partner.
Beginning this season, Paze’s logo will be featured on the upper left side of all Suns’ uniforms, replacing PayPal. As part of the partnership, Paze will also be the Suns’ official online checkout partner and official digital wallet.
“Paze will have a meaningful presence across our business and with our fans and members, from ticketing and online checkout to opportunities to enhance the fan experience at our arena. It’s an honor to have a hometown partner on our jerseys,” Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury CEO Josh Bartelstein said in a statement.
Beginning this season, Paze’s logo will be featured on the upper left side of all Suns’ uniforms, replacing PayPal.(Phoenix Suns)
To celebrate the partnership, fans can also snag promotional deals to kick off the season. From Sept. 29 through Oct. 1, fans can get 50% off merchandise at the Suns online team shop at shop.suns.com by using the promo code PAZE50.
The Suns will be the second NBA team to feature Paze as their jersey patch sponsor, joining the Atlanta Hawks.
Paze is a digital wallet and online checkout service that combines debit and credit cards into a single wallet, eliminating manual card entry. It is used by many major banks, including Bank of America, Capital One, Chase and Wells Fargo.
Fans can learn more about Paze and how to activate their credit and debit cards in the Paze wallet by visiting www.paze.com.
Early Warning Services employs over 900 people and is based in Scottsdale.
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