CLOAD NFT Launches On-Chain NFT Viewing with User Ownership at the Core

CLOAD has launched its NFT viewing feature, allowing users to access their digital assets directly through the platform’s My Page > NFT Assets section. All NFTs are fully stored on-chain and adhere to the ICRC-7 standard, which focuses on transparency, verifiability and user control.

Unlike many platforms that rely on external storage or partial data referencing, CLOAD’s on-chain approach means NFTs are not only visible through the interface but also independently verifiable and secured by the blockchain itself. This gives users greater confidence in the authenticity and ownership of their assets.

The company says more features are on the way, including support for additional on-chain virtual items, as well as the ability to transfer NFTs and trade them through a built-in on-chain marketplace. These updates are expected to give users broader control and flexibility, as part of a wider shift towards decentralised digital ownership in Web3 environments.

The NFT feature rollout reflects a growing interest in platforms that reduce reliance on centralised intermediaries, especially among communities focused on transparent asset management and self-custody. CLOAD’s use of the ICRC-7 standard also signals an intention to align with emerging best practices in token and asset design on-chain.

Further announcements about upcoming features are expected soon, as the platform aims to build a more open and permissionless Web3 ecosystem focused on user experience and control.