Developers that use Flare may now use Ankr’s API endpoints instead of setting up their own Flare (FLR) nodes thanks to a new partnership. Additionally, Ankr’s new features open the Flare (FLR) ecosystem up to more sophisticated Web3 applications.
Flare (FLR) teams up with Ankr to expand FLR RPC endpoints suite
The Flare (FLR) team has engaged into a long-term strategic partnership with Ankr, a decentralised supplier of Web3 infrastructure for developers, according to the official announcement it released. Flare-based dApp developers will benefit from more simplified and resource-effective development procedures.
Flare (FLR) ecosystem aficionados will be able to work with cutting-edge decentralised high-performance nodes infrastructure thanks to the new alliance. Along with improving developer productivity, it will strengthen the security and long-term viability of dApps on the EVM-compatible blockchain Flare (FLR).
The CEO and co-founder of Flare, Hugo Philion, emphasises the significance of the new partnership for his group and the Web3 app ecosystem as a whole:
Developers now have access to premium RPC tools from the foremost node provider in the blockchain sector in addition to the API Portal and Google Cloud infrastructure thanks to Flare’s cooperation with Ankr. The collaboration highlights Flare’s dedication to provide developers a flexible, strong, and dependable stack to create and manage their dApps and services, while upholding levels of uptime and security that are on par with those seen in large enterprises.
As previously reported by U.Today, on May 10, 2023, Flare (FLR) launched its APIs to the Google Cloud marketplace.
As a result, the relationship with Ankr broadens its portfolio of alliances in the area of dependable infrastructure for developing blockchain-based services.
Ankr’s Advanced APIs streamline operations with NFT metadata
In addition to conventional API endpoints, Ankr node providers’ premium services are available to Flare (FLR) aficionados. In particular, advanced APIs with custom indexing are made to make it easier to access on-chain data, such as information for non-fungible tokens (NFT), and to lower the barrier to entry for new users.
To solve the data issues in blockchain, Flare (FLR) is an EVM-compatible blockchain. It is designed to become a top-tier dApp hosting platform on Web3 and supports smart contracts.
The goal of Flare (FLR) and the development made so far by its products amaze Josh Neuroth, VP of Product at Ankr:
Ankr is eager to work with Flare to build a blockchain environment that is more secure, integrated, and offers developers a rich and interoperable data experience. Flare’s drive to being a hub for creating some of the most connected and secure web3 apps can be seen in its prioritisation of developers and exceptionally robust infrastructure.
With a global community of 600+ nodes of different kinds, Ankr is a top provider of Web3 infrastructure.
