Cere announces integration with Biconomy

Cere Network (Cere), known as the first Decentralized Data Cloud (DDC) platform, has integrated with Biconomy, Invezz learned from a press release. The integration will benefit users of both networks by streamlining blockchain transactions.

Zero-balance accounts

This will be achieved via a protocol that allows zero-balance accounts to perform transactions, whereby any third party can pay the transaction fee. DApps in particular will benefit from this technology by improving users’ onboarding experiences.

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A gas-efficient, non-custodial network will enable the service for the Cere Decentralized Data Cloud at scale. Cere’s blockchain has substrate components, which makes it compatible with Polkadot (DOT/USD) with bridges to Ethereum (ETH/USD) and Polygon (MATIC/USD), enabling data and NFT transfers.

A highly-secure first party data foundation

The Cere DDC platform enables a highly secure first-party data foundation in the cloud using data encryption and blockchain identity to onboard and segment individual consumer data. The data becomes directly accessible in almost real-time by all partners, vendors, business units, and machine-learning processes.

Powered by DDC and Cere

While the integration is carried out on Cere DaVinci, it’s powered by DDC and Cere Mainnet, marking an important milestone for Cere to move to full Mainnet. This is anticipated in May.

Augmenting security is the fact that all data pieces on the DDC are individually signed and encrypted, as are potential value transfers. A time-capsuled data scheme stores them. Biconomy users and builders will take advantage of improved infrastructure security from Cere Network’s DDC.

Making dApp adoption in Web3 easier

Biconomy and Cere Network aim to alleviate adoption of decentralized applications in the Web3 ecosystem. The integration of Hyphen, Forward, Mexa, and other Biconomy services into the upcoming Cere Mainnet will make this happen by simplifying and reducing the traditional complexity and costliness of blockchain transaction fees.

Kenzi Wang, Cere co-founder said:

We look forward to integrating Biconomy in the Cere Ecosystem as we approach the next major milestone of our 2022 roadmap. Competitive fees are essential for achieving adoption, and we look forward to seeing how this partnership and integration will further improve the functionalities of the Cere Decentralized Data Cloud.

Aniket Jinda, Biconomy founder added:

To make decentralization truly accessible, transactions need to be both seamless and secure. Our partnership with Cere Network is an important milestone in our development of a multi-chain ecosystem.