Wakweli, a Web3 infrastructure protocol that provides certificates of authenticity for non-fungible tokens (NFTs), announced today, March 29, a collaborative partnership with the Polygon blockchain.
As part of this partnership, all digital assets on the Polygon blockchain will be compatible with the certification system developed by Wakweli. In addition, every NFT project holder on the chain can request authenticity certificates for each digital asset.
“Since 2021, when ETH fees skyrocketed, Polygon established itself as the go-to chain to mint assets and has performed extremely well ever since – it is now the home of incredible NFT projects,” said Antoine Sarraute, Co-Founder of Wakweli.
Developers can also leverage advanced use-case methods via the Wakweli platform and API, such as automatic certification requests upon minting or accessing additional specific certification data. Furthermore, the project will support developers and holders working towards building a more secure digital ecosystem with all Polygon collaborations.
“We built Wakweli to create a safer web3 space across all chains, and today we are thrilled to collaborate with Polygon. This will enable Wakweli’s certification power to all Polygon users and unlock a definitive way to fight scam attempts, creating more trust in this thriving ecosystem,” said Antoine Sarraute, Co-Founder of Wakweli.
Using a Proof-of-Democracy (PoD) consensus method, Wakweli incentivizes users to review certificate requests. As a result, all certified assets are tagged with a green ticket sign that is automatically displayed next to assets appearing in marketplaces, providing users with the certainty that the asset is genuine.
Just a month ago, Wakweli raised $1.1M to increase trust in Web3. These funds primarily came from the blockchain investment firm Summit which led the round.