Web3 Companies

Gems.vip is a token launchpad and discovery platform that facilitates access to private-sale and pre-listing token rounds across multiple jurisdictions. The platform implements a vetting process called "Verified Gem" for projects seeking to raise capital. Core components include a decentralized exchange (Gems Trade), token staking functionality, and a premium membership option. Users can view active and completed fundraising rounds, join waitlists, and participate in deal flow through a network of community leaders. The platform provides infrastructure for early-stage token investment participation and operates as a multi-project launchpad rather than a single-project presale mechanism.

GENCY AI is a blockchain-based advertising network that integrates AI-driven ad optimization with privacy-preserving computation and on-chain settlement mechanisms. The platform employs executable consent protocols and verifiable measurement systems to ensure AI operations remain within user-authorized data boundaries. Its architecture comprises three primary components: an API layer for advertisers and publishers, a consent and computation layer that enforces privacy constraints, and wallet-connected access for users. The system addresses transparency and fraud concerns in digital advertising through verifiable measurement and structured consent enforcement. The platform serves both cryptocurrency-native advertisers and traditional digital marketing participants seeking privacy-compliant and verifiable ad delivery mechanisms.

GhostDrive is an open-source DePIN protocol providing decentralized storage and compute infrastructure with a focus on privacy and data sovereignty. The protocol uses client-side encryption, zero-knowledge proofs, IPFS-compatible distributed file storage with Reed-Solomon erasure coding, and GPU orchestration for private AI workloads. Its six-layer technical stack spans security, networking, storage, compute, consensus, and API layers, all designed to keep user data encrypted and user-controlled at all times. The platform targets developers and end users who require sovereign, encrypted data storage and AI memory capabilities, and operates under an MIT open-source license with an alpha product accessible via the drive369.ai interface.

GiggleFund (GIGGLE) is a token on BNB Chain that allocates 5% of transaction taxes to GiggleAcademy, an online education platform. The token trades on PancakeSwap. A secondary token, GGIVE (Giggle Give), was created with a 3% transaction tax split between charitable donations and token burns. The project operates as a community initiative and does not claim official affiliation with GiggleAcademy. Binance has integrated GIGGLE into its Earn, Convert, and Margin products and publishes periodic burn records derived from trading fees.

Glidr is a cross-chain transaction abstraction platform that provides developers with SDKs and APIs for building cryptocurrency applications. The platform enables unified balance management across chains, gasless transaction execution, and chain-agnostic operation. Its core technical mechanism, Smart Locks, facilitates atomic cross-chain execution and reduces transaction revert rates. Gas management is abstracted through vault infrastructure. The platform supports EVM, Bitcoin, and Solana blockchains and integrates with wallet-as-a-service providers including Privy and Turnkey. Developers can configure customizable fee structures to monetize transactions directly.

Global Settlement Network builds enterprise-grade blockchain infrastructure for regulated financial institutions, central banks, and governments, covering digital currency issuance, cross-border settlement, and asset tokenization. Its core product lines include a Stablecoin Studio, a CBDC Studio, and a Tokenization Studio, all running on a purpose-built distributed ledger with post-quantum cryptography and interoperability via validator super-nodes. The platform targets banks, sovereign entities, and institutional participants needing compliant, near-instant settlement across FX corridors and tokenized asset markets. Co-founded by Ryan Kirkley, the company reports deployments with over six banks and three governments, and lists technology integrations with Stellar, Polygon, and major cloud providers including AWS, Google, and Microsoft.

GMEX Group is a UK-based technology company providing exchange infrastructure, post-trade systems, and digital asset solutions that integrate traditional finance and decentralized finance. Its primary subsidiary, GMEX Technologies, operates a multi-asset exchange and trading software-as-a-service platform covering digital, traditional, and hybrid markets. The group operates three additional platforms: ZERO13, a blockchain and artificial intelligence-based carbon credit trading system; SECDEX, a regulated hybrid exchange for real-world asset tokenization; and GreenFize, a digital investment platform focused on carbon credit projects. The company serves institutional capital markets participants, sustainability finance entities, and digital asset exchange operators requiring exchange infrastructure solutions.

GOE Alliance (Global On-chain Economy Alliance) is a multi-stakeholder consortium centered at the International Financial Centre (IFC) in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, focused on building open on-chain economic infrastructure for developing nations, corporations, and Web3 partners. The alliance operates as an economic laboratory where new on-chain financial models can be tested in a regulated, supervised environment, with a particular emphasis on compliant crypto payment systems and Vietnam's role as an emerging digital finance hub. Its target participants include sovereign and institutional actors in developing economies, alongside Web3 infrastructure providers, with the goal of enabling equitable co-creation of blockchain-based financial systems. The organization gained attention through a memorandum of understanding with identity verification firm Sumsub to support compliant crypto payme

Gonka AI is a decentralized network protocol that enables GPU hardware hosts to provide compute resources and AI developers to access inference workloads through on-chain mechanisms. The protocol supports large language model inference, including models such as Qwen3-235B, and implements a token-based system for pricing and collateral management to balance resource supply and demand. The architecture includes compute host providers and developer access layers coordinated through smart contracts. The protocol was developed by Product Science and has undergone security audits. Compute infrastructure is provided by multiple hardware operators, and the network operates on a mainnet deployment.

GrantShares is a decentralized grants program built on the Neo blockchain, designed to fund community-driven projects across the Neo ecosystem. It operates as an on-chain DAO where anyone can submit a project proposal, which is then voted on transparently by a set of known member organizations including COZ, AxLabs, Red4Sec, Neo Foundation, and Neo Global Development. Funding categories span community growth initiatives such as hackathons and marketing, dApps and integrations including DeFi and wallets, and developer tooling such as contract libraries and templates. The program complements Neo Eco Support's existing grants infrastructure by providing a more open and agile alternative with fully on-chain governance and publicly trackable fund distribution.

Grass Protocol is a decentralized physical infrastructure network that enables users to contribute unused residential internet bandwidth to a shared pool. Verified institutions access this pooled bandwidth for applications including web data collection and online services. Contributors earn Grass Points based on uptime, referrals, and active traffic usage, which convert to GRASS tokens. The platform is developed by Wynd Labs. The system is designed for residential internet subscribers seeking returns from idle bandwidth capacity. Privacy protections are implemented to prevent Grass and third parties from accessing user personal data or browsing activity.

GuardianLink provides infrastructure services for enterprise blockchain and artificial intelligence deployment. The blockchain infrastructure includes Layer 2 rollup deployment supporting multiple frameworks (Arbitrum Orbit, OP Stack, zkSync, Polygon CDK), wallet solutions offering both custodial and non-custodial options with account abstraction capabilities, decentralized exchange frameworks utilizing automated market maker architecture, and a DApp engine for decentralized finance and loyalty applications. The AI infrastructure comprises custom model training pipelines, a retrieval-augmented generation engine for enhanced language model responses, an agent framework for workflow automation, and an MCP orchestrator that manages real-time data pipelines between APIs and large language models. The platform enables enterprises to deploy production-grade blockchain and AI systems without developing underlying infrastructure components independently. The company previously developed the Omni Blockchain legitimacy protocol for NFT and digital commerce applications.

Gudtrip is a blockchain-integrated cannabis vaporizer platform developed by Puffaw, a hardware technology company specializing in blockchain-native consumer products. The system consists of a Bluetooth-connected smart vaporizer device paired with a mobile application that records usage sessions and distributes cryptocurrency rewards to users. The platform architecture comprises three primary layers: on-device usage data collection from the vaporizer, a blockchain-based rewards distribution system designed for transparency and asset portability, and AI-powered tools enabling users to deploy or manage earned rewards through supported on-chain strategies. The device functions as an entry point for users in regulated cannabis markets to access a user-owned cryptocurrency network while using a consumer hardware product. The system is designed for cannabis consumers in regulated jurisdictions such as California who seek exposure to cryptocurrency asset rewards alongside product functionality.

Hadron Labs is a blockchain engineering and financial mechanism design firm that develops on-chain products across multiple verticals. Its portfolio includes Neutron, a DeFi-optimized Layer 1 blockchain built on Cosmos; Drop, a liquid staking protocol; and Structured/MaxBTC, a Bitcoin derivative product. The firm has contributed to Ethereum and Tendermint consensus research and maintains expertise in Rust and Solidity smart contract development. The organization collaborates with partners including EtherFi, Lido, Babylon, Lombard, and Solv on various protocol implementations.

Heaven Token (ticker: HEAVEN) is a BEP-20 token issued on Binance Smart Chain that anchors a multi-product ecosystem marketed as the Heaven Eco Hub. The token is designed with a buyback mechanism funded by 30% of monthly revenue across ecosystem products, with the aim of maintaining a 1:1 USDT backing ratio. The product suite spans a self-custody software wallet (Heaven Wallet), a PancakeSwap-integrated DEX interface, a crypto-to-fiat on-ramp supporting Visa cards in over 100 countries, and several consumer apps including Heaven Chat, Heaven Homes, Heaven Soul Mates, and an AI trading assistant called AI Boss. The platform targets retail crypto users seeking a unified wallet and token-backed ecosystem, with KYC-gated onboarding and mobile apps available on iOS (via TestFlight) and Android.

Holyheld is a platform that provides a cryptocurrency debit card and mobile application enabling users to spend directly from self-custody onchain wallets at merchants that accept card payments. The system integrates with Apple Pay and Google Pay for transaction processing. Users can conduct SEPA transfers through a personal IBAN, connecting decentralized finance wallets to traditional payment infrastructure. The platform implements gasless transaction functionality through external wallet integration secured via biometric passkey authentication. On-chain transactions are protected up to $50,000. The architecture supports multiple user types including protocol developers, DeFi traders, and Web3 participants. The system bridges decentralized finance wallets with conventional payment networks.

Iron is a stablecoin payment infrastructure platform that provides APIs for virtual accounts, fiat-to-stablecoin conversion on and off-ramps, global payouts across multiple currencies, checkout widgets, stablecoin issuance, and KYC onboarding. The architecture integrates banking services, compliance management, foreign exchange conversion, and transaction reconciliation through a unified API interface. The platform operates under regulatory licenses across multiple jurisdictions and serves B2B customers including payroll providers, fintechs, payment service providers, exchanges, wallets, and remittance platforms. Core functionality enables businesses to process worker payments in stablecoins.

Ironlight is a tokenization infrastructure platform that enables issuance, secondary trading, and automated settlement of tokenized real-world assets, including private funds, private company equity, and real estate. The platform serves broker-dealers, wealth advisors, and institutional issuers operating within US regulatory frameworks. Core components include an Alternative Trading System (ATS) for secondary market transactions, an investor portal for asset access and management, and automatic settlement tooling designed to integrate with existing financial workflows. The system architecture prioritizes compatibility with traditional finance infrastructure rather than replacement of existing systems, enabling deployment through established brokers, banks, and registered investment advisors.

Ispolink is a Web3-focused recruitment and talent-matching platform that uses AI-powered algorithms to connect blockchain, DeFi, gaming, and IT companies with technical talent. Its core product is a cross-chain ATS (Applicant Tracking System) designed specifically for Web3 hiring workflows. Beyond recruitment, the platform has expanded into a broader ecosystem including Friendly Giant AI, an AI-agent product live on Roblox and Web3 environments, and the Ispoverse, a decentralized gaming and education infrastructure layer. Clients and partners include Nexo, Polygon, KuCoin, DAO Maker, Manta Network, and LI.FI, and the platform has its own ISP token.

As financial experts and innovative entrepreneurs, iTeller have set out to revolutionise the economic landscape. Their mission is to empower individuals and businesses by providing them with cutting-edge tools and services that enhance their financial well-being. They believe in harnessing technology for good and making banking more accessible, convenient, and secure for their clients. With a unique value proposition of personalised solutions tailored to each user's specific needs, they are committed to being more than just a traditional bank - they are your trusted partner on the path towards financial success. Their vision is a future where no one feels overwhelmed or intimidated by managing their finances, as iTeller will be there every step of the way to guide, support, and uplift those who seek advancement in their personal or professional endeavors.

Itering is a venture studio operating in blockchain and artificial intelligence technologies. The organization conducts research, incubates projects, and makes strategic investments in these sectors. Itering developed Darwinia Network, a cross-chain bridge and smart contract platform constructed on the Substrate framework. The studio produces additional offerings including blockchain data query and analytics services, and a product line that combines AI-driven intent detection with decentralized finance applications. Itering collaborates with organizations including Web3 Foundation, Parity, HashKey, and SNZ, functioning as both a developer and investor within the blockchain ecosystem.

Jasmy is a Web3 project that develops a data sovereignty ecosystem focused on personal data ownership and decentralized identity management. The Personal Data Locker (PDL) is the core product, issuing users a unique decentralized identifier (DID) and functioning as a secure self-custodied vault for personal data storage. The ecosystem comprises several components: the Jasmy Base App, which provides access to Web3 services; JasmyChain, a Layer 2 blockchain optimized for data-economy applications; and JasmyCoin (JASMY), an ERC-20 token that incentivizes data owners within the network. The platform is designed for individuals seeking data control, as well as developers and businesses operating within a consent-based data marketplace framework.

Jewel Bank is a bank-in-formation registered in Bermuda that provides financial services to digital asset companies, including crypto exchanges, OTC trading firms, and market makers. The institution offers multi-currency business banking in USD, EUR, GBP, and CHF, bank-regulated stablecoin issuance services, intra-bank real-time settlement capabilities, digital asset custody, crypto-collateralized lending, and bank-as-a-service functionality delivered via API. Jewel Bank received banking license approval from the Bermuda Monetary Authority in 2023. The platform is structured as a digitally native institution designed to serve digital asset sector clients.

Jiritsu is a verifiable compute network that employs zero-knowledge multi-party computation (zkMPC) to generate privacy-preserving proofs for real-world asset (RWA) tokenization. The infrastructure enforces that token minting and burning operations for tokenized assets occur only when sufficient backing assets are cryptographically verified on-chain. The network comprises permissioned and permissionless verifier nodes, validator nodes, and mobile-based micro nodes, with security provided by the JIRI utility token. Core products include JUSD, a stablecoin backed by verified tokenized assets, and ZKAI, a layer providing AI inference and MCP verification services for decentralized finance applications. The system is designed to serve institutional asset managers requiring transparent and auditable asset tokenization mechanisms.