Fusible

Fuse is a public blockchain ecosystem built to enable low-cost, scalable Web3 payments and business adoption. It leverages a layer 2 solution powered by zkEVM technology via Polygon CDK, offering Ethereum compatibility with ultra-low fees (around $0.0001 per transaction) and high throughput of up to 9,000 transactions per second. Fuse aims to make decentralized solutions as accessible and user-friendly as traditional web applications, focusing on mobile-first experiences and real-world asset integration.

The platform provides a suite of open-source tools and APIs, including the Ember Console for managing crypto payments, token airdrops, and recurring billing, as well as FuseBox, a Flutter SDK for building Web3 mobile apps on iOS and Android. Fuse also offers Edison, an AI agent designed to automate onboarding and customer interactions in Web3 environments. These tools target developers, businesses, and institutions seeking to integrate blockchain payments and services with minimal friction.

Fuse differentiates itself through its business-friendly features such as gasless transactions, account abstraction, and real-time network-level security via Check Point integration. Its zero-knowledge proof-based privacy ensures compliance with regulatory frameworks while maintaining user data confidentiality. The ecosystem supports branded stablecoins, NFT-based loyalty programs, and recurring payments, making it suitable for commerce, mobile payments, and loyalty/rewards applications. Over 150 projects and integrations currently use Fuse, including real-world case studies like Mystic Valley and Freedom Wallet, demonstrating its practical adoption.

Getting started with Fuse involves accessing its open-source SDKs and APIs, deploying smart contracts on its EVM-compatible infrastructure, and leveraging the Ember Console for payment management. Developers can begin with a free tier offering up to 1,000 monthly transactions and scale to paid plans for higher usage. Comprehensive documentation and community support are available through Fuse’s website, GitHub, Discord, and Telegram channels.