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The Miami Heat's home arena, previously known as FTX Arena, has been renamed Kaseya Center as part of a new naming rights deal with IT and security management software firm Kaseya worth $117 million over 17 years. The partnership comes after the Heat and Miami-Dade County ended their previous naming rights deal with cryptocurrency exchange FTX due to its bankruptcy. Kaseya has also become the "official IT solutions partner" of the Heat.
The Miami Heat arena has been renamed Kaseya Center after the county commissioners entered into a 17-year deal with Miami-based software company Kaseya, which will pay $117.37 million over the period. The Heat will receive $2 million annually as part of the deal. The county owns the arena and negotiated a 19-year, $135 million naming rights deal with FTX, which went into effect in June 2021. However, the cryptocurrency exchange collapsed and filed for bankruptcy, leading to the removal of the FTX brand.
The Miami Heat arena has been renamed Kaseya Center after the county commissioners entered into a 17-year deal with Miami-based software company Kaseya, which will pay $117.37 million over the period. The Heat will receive $2 million annually as part of the deal. The arena had been using the name Miami-Dade Arena in recent months after the FTX brand was removed following the cryptocurrency exchange's collapse and bankruptcy filing. Kaseya has also become the Heat's official IT solutions partner.
The Miami Heat has signed a sponsorship deal with Miami-based Kaseya, making the arena formerly known as the FTX Arena the "Kaseya Center." Kaseya will pay a little over $117 million over a 17-year term for naming rights. The company employs over 900 workers in its Miami offices. The FTX name was removed after the crypto company declared bankruptcy and its founder was arrested.