Terminus, the renowned decentralized exchange, has announced its official strategic collaboration with Ventory, a prominent player in the NFT-Fi sector. The partnership denotes a crucial move to revolutionize the PayFi and NFT-Fi on Starknet (Ethereum-centered L2 scaling solution) with advanced payment solutions. The platform disclosed this partnership on its official X account.
Terminus and Ventory Join Forces to Boost PayFi and NFT-Fi Realms
Terminus deems this collaboration with Ventory a milestone, promising the provision of advanced payment solutions. In this respect, the development also includes the provision of scalable and seamless transfer capabilities. The collaboration focuses on backing unparalleled and rapid payments via meme tokens, NFTs, and so on. All of this is powered by the Starknet blockchain.
Ventory is making significant advancements in the NFT-Fi world with its comprehensive platform to permit consumers to release meme tokens and NFTs. The platform enables this without any upfront charges by leveraging assistance from its AI bot. It has rapidly become a key player on Stakrnet in terms of NFT-Fi volume.
At present, Ventory claims more than 1.5M consumers throughout diverse networks, with over 50,000 active consumers in the recent thirty days. Moreover, Ventory has several ambitious features for its roadmap, including on-chain games, derivatives trading, and more. The respective innovations place the platform at the leading position in the evolution of the NFT-Fi realm.
Increasing Accessibility of Advanced Web3 Tools to Drive Innovation and Infrastructure Development
According to Terminus, the partnership with Ventory underscores the commitment of both the entities to establish a resilient foundation for the new epoch of decentralized economies. The collaboration improves the access to key Web3 tools, streamlining transfers and strengthening consumers. With the increasing growth in the PayFi and NFT-Fi sectors, this mutual effort signifies the broad trend of synergy of innovation and infrastructure advancement.
