ChainCatcher news, Sui developer Mysten Labs has announced the launch of the SaaS product Enoki, which helps businesses seamlessly integrate the rich environment of blockchain into their services.It is reported that with the support of the Sui Network, Enoki can help businesses: provide embedded wallets, allowing customers to truly own their assets; access an open data layer to support participation strategies across multiple channels; and build solutions using APIs and SDKs—without the need for a new language.The initial features of Enoki for Sui include: zkLogin for frictionless account creation; Enoki Gas Pool for sponsoring transactions and reducing the funding requirements for wallets; and SuiNS, which provides human-readable account names for end users.

ChainCatcher news, the liquid staking protocol StaFi announced its roadmap for Q2 2024. StaFi 2.0 will introduce the LSaaS framework, enabling developers to quickly develop Liquid Stake Derivatives (LSD) and Liquid ReStake Tokens (LRT) across various Layer 1 and Layer 2 platforms and staking models.It is reported that FIS previously announced a rebranding, and the FIS token will be renamed, including a new name and logo. The team's focus will be on advancing LSaaS (including LSD, LRT, and even Bitcoin LSD stack), StaFi AI, and product integration. The token listing platforms will also be updated to reflect the new brand. In terms of tokenomics, FIS will introduce a burn mechanism and add new utilities.

ChainCatcher news, according to Blockworks, the liquid staking protocol StaFi announced the deployment of its Liquid Staking as a Service (LSAAS) testnet, followed by a rebranding and the launch of the StaFi 2.0 mainnet. It is reported that the StaFi 2.0 testnet will support liquid staking derivatives (LSD) from Ethereum, EVM Layer 2 networks, and the Cosmos ecosystem. It is expected to launch its liquidity re-staking token on the testnet in the second quarter of this year, with the mainnet planned to go live in the third quarter of 2024.

According to ChainCatcher news reported by The Block, one of the Big Four accounting firms, Ernst & Young (EY), has partnered with Fidelity Digital Assets. Fidelity Digital Assets becomes the first enterprise client to utilize EY's blockchain SaaS platform's on-chain analytics tool, which helps it independently obtain and query on-chain data to enhance its internal risk management processes.

ChainCatcher news, London-based blockchain cloud SaaS platform Cygnetise has announced the completion of a £2.5 million Pre-A funding round, led by the UK investment group Adjuvo, with participation from American venture capital firm VC Massive and others.Cygnetise is leveraging its digital blockchain technology to improve and optimize the Authorized Signatory Management (ASM) process, helping corporate operations and finance departments to digitally implement shared authorized signatory information with banks and other counterparties, thereby enhancing efficiency, security, and operational excellence. Its current clients include PwC, Société Générale, Willis Towers Watson, Charles Schwab, JTC, Raymond James, ADNOC, Evelyn, and SEI.

ChainCatcher news, 1inch Labs announced the launch of its developer portal beta, a Web3 SaaS (Software as a Service) platform that provides APIs for building new products. The currently available APIs include trading, spot prices, token information, and more.

ChainCatcher news, according to FinSMEs, the Web3 document management software as a service provider ShelterZoom has completed a $5 million funding round, with the participating institutions undisclosed. The company claims that the total funding amount has exceeded $17.5 million to date, and the new funds will be used to expand into new markets and strengthen its Document GPS solution.ShelterZoom offers Document GPS, which supports the tokenization of document content to protect the ownership of original records, allowing businesses to track or revoke access to all sensitive data. Its Android app is currently available on Google Play. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, EY announced the launch of the beta version of EY OpsChain ESG on its blockchain SaaS platform. The new solution developed on the Ethereum blockchain will provide a single, verifiable view of carbon emissions (CO2e) to address the needs of businesses striving to accurately measure and track their carbon footprint.It will also provide the transparency demanded by consumers, business partners, and regulators through a trusted platform, enabling emissions and carbon credit tracking within an ecosystem through tokenization. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, the Web3 data indexing platform Satsuma announced the completion of a $5 million seed round financing, led by Initialization Capital and Archetype, with participation from OpenSea, Y Combinator, Homebrew, South Park Commons, and others.It is reported that Satsuma was founded in March last year. The project uses The Graph's open-source technology to query and index on-chain data. Satsuma is not a decentralized protocol, but a business entity in a SaaS model. Satsuma can help developers gain deeper insights into on-chain data, making it easier to search and analyze on-chain data. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to Bloomberg, Alfred Shang, CEO and co-founder of financial investment firm BitRock Capital, stated in an interview that with the support of logistics real estate operator GLP Pte, BitRock Capital aims to complete fundraising for a new fund in the third quarter, intending to raise $100 million.It is reported that the new fund will target software-as-a-service and digital opportunities in China, fintech companies in Southeast Asia, as well as global startups in digital asset infrastructure and the Web3 space.BitRock Capital was established in 2018 and has invested in more than 20 companies, including Swiss digital bank Sygnum bank, London digital asset exchange Archax, and Hong Kong virtual insurance company OneDegree. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to VC Circle, the crypto tax software as a service (SaaS) startup Inkle announced the completion of a $1.5 million pre-seed funding round, with investments from Picus Capital, Saison Capital, and Force Ventures.It is reported that Inkle will use the new funds to expand in the crypto tax field, with services based on a chat dialogue model. Current clients include Salesken, Mailmodo, Zoko, and DriveTrain. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, Web3 SaaS developer tool platform Hamster has announced the completion of a million-dollar seed round financing, with participation from institutions such as Waterdrip Capital and Stratified Capital.Hamster is a one-stop DevOps development and operation tool. In this release, multiple contract templates including Solidity5 templates, NFT, and DAO have been successfully integrated, allowing users to choose the appropriate template for quick creation of smart contracts and one-click deployment. Additionally, users can use Hamster for contract detection and operation, effectively improving development efficiency and quality.Hamster is currently open for public testing, and users can register for testing and provide feedback in the corresponding channel on Hamster Discord. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, the decentralized cloud computing platform Phala Network announced a partnership with SaaS3, and will assist SaaS3 in utilizing Phala's off-chain computing programming model Phat Contract to enhance the security and performance of its oracle services, building a trustless, low-latency oracle solution. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to Finsmes, the Web3 digital asset software as a service (SaaS) platform Liquid Access announced the completion of a $3 million seed round financing, led by Flintera.It is reported that Liquid Access's SaaS platform will help brand organizations and institutions create and manage Web3 digital assets, integrating them into their own businesses, and will also assist institutions in transitioning existing loyalty programs onto the blockchain, etc. (source link)