Launchpad integration brings instantaneous NFT minting to the Opera crypto-browser

According to Opera's announcement, the company is collaborating with Alteon LaunchPad to make it simple for newcomers to the Web3 and NFT spaces to mint NFTs.

Users can now drag and drop media files into the browser to convert them into NFTs via the smart contract writing and blockchain uploading functionality made possible by the integration.

Opera executive Susie Batt claims that this will encourage people to participate in and learn about Web3…

"Now, our users can create NFTs instantly and simply with no platform usage fees, encouraging more people to explore the burgeoning NFT industry."

The group behind this tool thinks even people who have never used the Web before will be able to take advantage of its monetary benefits.

This will make it easier for artists from all walks of life to create NFTs. Alteon, a company that aims to streamline business processes, provides the NFT minting tool.

As Alteon's co-founder and CEO Matt Cimaglia put it, this integration is meant to:

"Level the playing field for creators from all walks of life. Our partnership with Opera closes the technological divide between established artists and the Web3 creator economy, allowing everyone to take advantage of the possibilities presented by blockchain technologies..."

On January 19, Opera released the beta version of the Web3 browser for Windows, Mac, and Android so that users could access DApps, games, and metaverse platforms.

The project was able to launch on iOS devices on April 15. The Opera Crypto Browser, Opera's specialized Web3 browser, has recently integrated with a launchpad, marking the company's first foray into the world of nonfungible tokens (NFTs).