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Transak's game-changing move: NFT checkout for Web3 gaming expands post-beta

Transak's game-changing move: NFT checkout for Web3 gaming expands post-beta

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by Liza Tanasova

2 years ago


Web3 payment and onboarding platform Transak has officially launched 'NFT Checkout,' a transformative move aimed at enhancing accessibility to Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs). Following a successful beta phase on platforms like Decentraland, the NFT Checkout solution has been developed with a keen focus on developers, offering a streamlined integration process compatible with leading blockchains and over 170 cryptocurrencies. Notably, it supports multiple NFTs in a single transaction, marking an industry-first achievement.

To fortify its position, Transak strategically acquired the 5815 MCC code, a banking code facilitating NFT sales, resulting in a significant 95% approval rating of cards and improved transaction success rates. Initially supporting NFT purchases from $50 to $4,000, Transak has optimized its systems to align with the company's risk appetite and payment processing partnerships, allowing users to buy NFTs valued from $0.01 to $75,000.

With the NFT industry expected to double by 2028, Transak aims to overcome the challenge of onboarding new users by addressing complex infrastructures and convoluted payment processes that historically deterred individuals from entering the digital asset space. The NFT Checkout solution not only caters to current Web3 platform needs but anticipates future requirements for Web3 games and larger Web2 brands looking to integrate NFTs, offering a comprehensive solution for purchasing multiple NFTs in a single transaction.

Having secured a $20 million investment in Series A earlier this year from reputable venture capitalists, Transak plans to allocate more resources towards compliance efforts, focusing on acquiring the correct Merchant Category Code (MCC) for selling NFTs. The NFT Checkout, initially designed for gaming, also aligns with traditional e-commerce platforms, allowing users to buy or mint multiple NFTs in a single transaction, enhancing convenience and expanding its utility beyond the gaming sphere. The updated product embodies a commitment to expanding digital asset participation, ensuring transaction approval, and addressing usability challenges in the crypto and NFT landscape. Expect significant announcements, including collaborations with prominent Web3-focused gaming studios and engagements with various NFT marketplaces and Web2 companies preparing to launch NFT-based solutions.

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