VeChain secures partnership with 2 million companies and launches billion dollar NFT collection to conquer new markets

• VeChain has now become a Silver Member of the GS1 US Solution Partner Program used by more than 2 million companies worldwide to manage their supply chains.
• VeChain also brings VeAce digital collectibles in the upcoming Internazionali BNL d’Italia Tennis tournament.

Enterprise-grade blockchain platform VeChain has made great strides while driving adoption for real-world use cases and applications. VeChain has partnered with industry leaders and been part of crucial initiatives.

In such a recent development, VeChain has now become a Silver Member of the GS1 US Solution Partner Program. According to the details, more than 2 million companies worldwide use the power of GS1 standards to manage their supply chains.

The GS1 US Solution Partner Program is a consortium of member organizations that act as trusted strategic collaborators. These partners provide various services, including hardware and software solutions, business intelligence and database applications. Moreover, they also help the community members to implement GS! standards quickly and efficiently to their full potential.

VeChain x GS1 US 🇺🇸

GS1 US welcomes VeChain as a silver member of #GS1USSolutionPartner Program. 🤝

“Over two million companies around the world harness the power of #GS1 Standards for managing their supply chains.” ⛓️https://t.co/sDnJKbdb3d#VeChain $KNOW #Blockchain #Tech pic.twitter.com/CcCAFPhHi1

— eisenreich (@eisenreich) 2 May 2023

VeChain cooperates with international tennis tournament

In another development, VeChain is seeking to actively participate in the upcoming Internazionali BNL d’Italia Tennis tournament. Here, the enterprise-class blockchain platform will focus on showcasing real-world use cases of Phygital technologies along with the winning trophies.

As part of this initiative, VeChain will launch a campaign that allows people to experience blockchain technology directly by wearing wristbands with QR codes and then connecting them directly to ‘VeAces’, a special NFT collection created by the NFT Marketplace, World of V.

A staggering 150 people who claim the digital collectible will win a phygital sports cap that has the embedded VeChain NFC chips. In addition, some lucky people will win tickets to the ATP Finals in Turin, 2023! Both physical and online participants can participate while claiming “VeAce” and become eligible to win their special prize.

During the upcoming Internazionali BNL d’Italia Tennis tournament, we will be strongly focused on showcasing real use cases of phygital technologies in addition to the winning trophies.

We are launching a campaign to help people experience #blockchain technology direct… pic.twitter.com/r98ApEAj2W

— vechain (@vechainofficial) 2 May 2023

VeChain and Web3

In another major development, VeChain wants to make a big move in the rapidly growing Web3 space.

VeChain introduced VORJ in mid-April 2023 as a breakthrough solution that aims to transform the blockchain development experience for the Web3 world. VORJ offers an easy-to-use “click-configure-deploy” interface that drastically accelerates the development process for businesses and developers. This platform enables users to distribute tokens, smart contracts and NFTs without the need for technical expertise or fees.

VORJ combines the conventional web user experience with the ability to distribute Web3 resources, facilitating the use of blockchain technologies. VeChain is committed to improving the VORJ platform and introducing additional advanced features over time.

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