Streamity is preparing to launch its main service in the coming weeks. The team has released an alpha version for testing ahead of the official debut. StreamDesk, the centerpiece, functions as a dece
Streamity is preparing to launch its main service in the coming weeks. The team has released an alpha version for testing ahead of the official debut.
StreamDesk, the centerpiece, functions as a decentralized exchange where users trade crypto. The system uses smart contract architecture integrated with payment APIs. Getting started is simple. A trader connects their blockchain wallet address once. From there, the platform handles everything. The platform never stores users' cryptocurrency. Instead, coins remain locked in smart contracts until fiat payment arrives, at which point the contract releases the funds. This structure provides security that centralized exchanges cannot match. The same principle applies to fiat transfers. A smart contract holds the money until the blockchain signals payment, safeguarding each transaction.
"We are developing fast, promptly adding different changes to the platform's functionality, that's why we decided to share with you our plans and tell you more about important innovations," says Streamity CEO Vladislav Kuznetsov.
Expansion is now reaching across multiple blockchains. The platform supports five networks: NEM, NEO, EOS, ADA, and QTUM. Streamity is negotiating partnerships with each network. Peer-to-peer trades will execute through each blockchain's own smart contracts, making StreamDesk a bridge connecting otherwise separate ecosystems. In addition, the team is developing atomic transaction functionality, further expanding the platform's technical capabilities.
The June 25th launch carries zero trading fees. Users will have a cost-free window to test the platform and execute real transactions without expenses. The beta runs in both production and test modes. Streamity will set its permanent fee schedule 30 days after launch, giving users a defined period to explore at no cost before charges begin. One key detail: token holders who keep Streamity tokens on their balance receive permanent transaction fee exemption, a benefit that persists even when standard fees are introduced.
You can find more information on Streamity's Medium and YouTube channels, where the company shares project news and hosts webinars detailing platform developments.
