NEAR’s Blockchain Operating System (BOS), a chain-agnostic solution for decentralizing frontends, has just added Mantle Network to its multi-chain ecosystem. This on-chain alliance is expected to open a brand new gateway to Mantle Ecosystem, allowing for builders to easily build with tools familiar to them, and for users to access a greater pool of decentralized applications (dApps).

Universal Access to Diversified Web3 Layers

A tech stack enabling unified interfaces for emerging EVM ecosystems, NEAR’s BOS allows its users to develop decentralized frontends for any EVM network. With BOS-powered ecosystem gateways, users will be able to onboard swiftly to new ecosystems thanks to the elimination of multiple onboarding processes across different dApps, as everything is in a single interface with bridging taken care of natively.

A New Way to Explore Mantle Ecosystem

With the Mantle Ecosystem Gateway on NEAR’s BOS, users are able to gain insight into decentralized finance (DeFi) projects and directly access opportunities within Mantle Ecosystem with a single sign-in. They’ll be able to access the top dApps on Mantle Network such as FusionX, Lendle, iZiSwap, Agni, Ammos, Gamma, and, soon, Pendle, and bridge to them seamlessly — this enables the cross-pollination of ideas that’ll result in new components or builds on Mantle Network or external dApps.

“Mantle has seen some great traction since their launch, and we’re very excited to have a Mantle gateway built on BOS. Ethereum and DeFi users interested in discovering new projects can now find lots of Mantle apps in one place, with bridging already solved so they can get started right away,” says Illia Polosukhin, co-founder of NEAR Protocol.

“Mantle Network is thrilled to work with NEAR to simplify building on-chain and opening the gateways to collaborative builds across chains and dApps,” said Arjun Kalsy, head of ecosystem at Mantle.

Try out the Mantle Ecosystem Gateway on BOS today.

Learn how you can #BuildonMantle with in-depth guides and tutorials on our docs and blog, and if you’re interested in deploying your project on Mantle, reach out via our ecosystem intake form. Don’t forget to check out our Ecosystem hub, where dApps built on Mantle are featured!