North American esports organisation FlyQuest has announced a partnership with online trading platform Tradeify.
The deal will see both parties collaborate on a range of activations taking place at several events throughout 2026.
The organisation reveals that the deal will cover all of its esports rosters and content creators, and aims to introduce Tradeify to gamers as an environment to develop skills and explore career growth. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Tradeify’s logo will appear on FlyQuest’s merchandise and jerseys worn by its esports rosters at high-profile events. The platform joins the likes of peripherals brand Logitech G and prebiotic soft drink Olipop as jersey sponsors.
“We are so excited to welcome Tradeify to esports and the FlyFam,” said Brian Anderson, CEO of FlyQuest. “By offering simulated prop trading accounts and tons of educational tools, gamers can start to learn trading the best way, by doing it, without having to risk their own personal net worth.”
The partnership marks Tradeify’s first foray into the esports industry and aims to connect with esports fans and educate gamers on the world of trading. In addition to appearing at FlyQuest booths at upcoming events, the platform plans to launch a trading LAN tournament taking place later this year.
FlyQuest In 2026
FlyQuest has continued to build on a successful 2025 season with the signings of established names to its esports rosters for 2026. On January 24th, the organisation begins its LCS Lock-In campaign.
The defending LTA champions take on Shopify Rebellion in its first match of the returning LCS. The top six teams advance to the playoffs for a chance to qualify for the First Stand Tournament, the first international League of Legends tournament of the season. Teams that place second and third qualify for the Americas Cup.
