4IRE Offers White-Label NFT Marketplace Solution for Crypto Businesses


Are you looking for a scalable NFT marketplace solution for your crypto business? With this ready-to-go platform, you can start selling, buying, and creating NFTs in as little as three weeks. The solution is customizable to cater to specific NFT categories such as music, games, art, sports, and more.

Solution Overview

4IRE's NFT platform is highly flexible and designed to meet your specific business requirements. It comes with a host of features, including a ready-to-use payment gateway, third-party payment provider integration, storefront, second market and royalties options, NFT collection creation, wallet connection, multi-currency support, address whitelisting, lazy minting, buying and bidding, buy and sell stats of the marketplace, and search by collection, user, NFT. The platform is also compatible with Opensea and Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM).

NFT Marketplace Transfer Process.

To launch your NFT marketplace using 4IRE's white-label solution, you need to follow these simple steps:

Deployment and code fragments documentation; settings documentation;
Code of the product itself;
Kubernetes cluster that runs in the customer’s AWS and raises all marketplace services;
Smart contract code for deploying them to the main net chosen by the customer;

By choosing 4IRE's pre-engineered NFT marketplace solution, you can avoid the hassle of developing a platform from scratch and start earning profits before your competitors. Moreover, the platform integrates with the third-party payment provider Transac and offers the option to add a proprietary platform token for an enhanced user experience.

If you are looking for a reliable and efficient NFT marketplace solution, 4IRE's white-label platform is a perfect choice.
Visit our website: https://4irelabs.com/white-label-nft-marketplace/

Cryptocurrency is a digital currency that uses cryptography for security. There are several different kinds of cryptocurrencies and they are generally distinguished by their block chains. The “blocks” in a blockchain represent sets of transactions, and each block has to be verified using cryptographic signatures before it can be acknowledged as valid and added to the (ever-growing) list of all blocks stored across the entire network.