OpenSea Pro Enhances Cross-Chain Transactions, Privacy Features

The company announced that OpenSea Pro is now operational on Polygon as of November 2nd. By integrating Socket, a protocol designed to facilitate interoperability between chains, the NFT aggregator enabled users of the Ethereum and Polygon networks to participate in asset transactions occurring on other chains.

An OpenSea Pro representative announced during a discussion on X that a customization modal has been introduced, enabling uninterrupted cross-chain movement.

The announcement states that the new bridge and swap functionality enabled by the Socket integration “enables you to slay two animals with one stone.” OpeanSea Pro highlighted the following:

 “Web3’s future is multichain and we’re taking the first steps to accelerate that vision by aggregating popular NFT marketplaces on Polygon – with more to come.”

OpenSea Pro has only recently introduced private transactions, which enable users to create private listings for specific wallet addresses at no additional cost to the platform.

Individuals can aggregate numerous NFTs into a solitary listing by using cross-collection bundles that can be incorporated into these customizable listings.

Furthermore, OpenSea Pro offers comprehensive assistance for ERC-721 and ERC-1155 tokens, enabling users to engage in private transactions while preserving their autonomy and selection.

As per the findings of Crypto Rank, a platform specializing in crypto market insights and analytics, OpenSea has emerged as the preeminent NFT marketplace in terms of thirty-day total active trader activity as of August 24th.

With 229,000 active traders over the past thirty days, OpenSea is widely recognized as one of the largest NFT platforms, according to research published in August.

Furthermore, OpenSea successfully amassed over $425 million through five distinct funding cycles.