Menese launches enterprise platform with free trial for merchants and developers

Menese has launched its Enterprise & Merchants platform, introducing what it describes as a multichain operating system for businesses that want to manage digital asset holdings, trading, payments and customer rewards from a single interface.

The company said the platform supports non-custodial holding and trading across multiple blockchain networks, including Ethereum and XRP, and is designed for merchants, developers and businesses building digital finance applications. New users can register for a free three-month trial, with the company offering onboarding support through follow-up consultations.

According to Menese, the platform allows businesses to issue invoices, create loyalty points and manage private accounts through a unified dashboard. It also provides API access that enables developers to connect to multiple blockchain ecosystems through a single integration rather than maintaining separate infrastructure for each network.

One of the platform’s features is access to tokenised real-world assets, including stock offerings available through venues such as Robinhood and xStocks. The company says this gives users a single environment for managing digital assets and tokenised securities across different providers.

The launch comes as a growing number of financial technology companies seek to simplify access to blockchain-based services for businesses. Managing assets across multiple networks has often required separate wallets, APIs and operational systems, creating added complexity for merchants and developers.

Menese is positioning the platform as a command and control centre for businesses operating across different blockchain ecosystems, with an emphasis on non-custodial asset management and cross-chain functionality.

As with any platform that involves digital assets and tokenised securities, businesses are likely to consider factors such as regulatory requirements, security arrangements, liquidity and integration costs before adopting new infrastructure.

The company has made the platform available through its builders portal and says the free trial is intended to allow merchants and developers to test its multichain capabilities before committing to a paid service.