Luxury brand blockchain provider Arianee has introduced a Polygon-powered layer 2 solution to enhance the scalability and efficiency of its digital product passport platform.
The move aims to strengthen Arianee’s infrastructure so that luxury brands can manage digital assets associated with physical products.
Built using Polygon’s CDK, Arianee commenced developing the optimized layer 2 solution in early 2023 to re-engineer its platform.
Arianee CEO Pierre-Nicolas Hurstel highlighted the solution’s ability to offer greater customization, cost savings, and performance for brands.
By harnessing Polygon’s capabilities, Arianee enables luxury companies to streamline digital passports, tokens, warranties, repairs, and other services to boost customer engagement.
Product passports on the blockchain provide transparent tracking and verification, alongside potential transferability if items are resold.
To facilitate transactions within the Polygon-powered chain, Arianee minted a native protocol token bridged to the ERC-20-compliant ARIA20 on the Ethereum mainnet. This integration allows brands to manage product passports and loyalty tokens on both networks effortlessly.
“We exclusively build on EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine), catering to enterprise and scalable use cases. When striving to deliver a service that operates seamlessly, universally, and with predictable costs, it remains hard and risky to build on L1 or even on Polygon mainnet,” said Hurstel.
Leveraging Polygon’s CDK and zero-knowledge proofs, Arianee’s Layer 2 platform offers luxury brands increased scalability, faster speeds, and lower costs. Dedicated block space reduces congestion issues while minimizing gas fees and contract costs.
With Polygon’s recent innovations, Arianee is poised to revolutionize luxury brand ecosystems by streamlining digital asset management.
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