Flair is a platform and tech stack aimed at making it easier for developers to deploy their applications to EVM-compatible blockchains. Flair has now integrated the Fuse Network blockchain, and its tools are available for projects building on Fuse.
As the universe of tools and possibilities offered by the crypto space becomes larger and larger and more sophisticated, decentralized application (dApp) developers, especially those coming from the non-crypto industries, increasingly need quality springboards to navigate it effectively.
One such platform for Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM)-compatible blockchains is Flair, and today, we are happy to announce the integration between Flair and Fuse.
Web3 development springboard
Flair is a platform and feature-rich technology stack enabling dApp developers to deploy their dApps faster and at a lower cost than the supported EVM blockchains.
Flair caters to a range of web3 use cases, including crypto games, metaverse, NFTs, e-commerce, etc. The key components of Flair are open-source smart contracts, advanced token sale functionality, the wallet hub, trustless APIs, and the dashboard.
Flair lets developers deploy token smart contracts free of charge, including ERC20 fungible tokens and ERC721 and ERC1155 non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Contracts created via Flair are fully owned by their deployers and can be extensively customized. Developers can also import their contract code. The deployed contracts can also be upgraded later by adding features like staking and governance.
Tokens (including NFTs) created via Flair can be offered to potential buyers via advanced tiered sales. This functionality enables project teams to set several price levels (for instance, free and paid tiers) and different token minting timelines and determine which public addresses have access to which tiers and what allocation each wallet receives.
For a fee of $0.05 per monthly active wallet (with the support for the first 2,000 wallets being offered free of charge), developers can activate user onboarding to their dApps thanks to Flair’s aggregation of a range of major wallet SDKs. Users will also be able to connect via email and social profiles. The offering also includes fiat on-ramps and gas sponsorship.
Flair’s trusted APIs allow dApps to receive data from the chains they run on and send transactions to them for the price of $0.01 plus chain gas cost per transaction. This makes it possible, among other things, to automate the management of nonces, gas limits, and gas prices, waive users’ gas costs, and read from one’s smart contracts faster.
The Flair dashboard allows developers to interact with the imported smart contracts via a convenient interface.
How Fuse integrates Flair
Flair has added Fuse Network to the list of major public layer 1 and 2 blockchains it supports, including Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Chain, Fantom, Avalanche C-chain, Arbitrum and Optimism.
Developers building or envisaging building applications on Fuse can now benefit from the products and services offered by Flair to make the process more convenient and straightforward.
