- Asphere and Web3 Foundation offer no-code Polkadot rollups with full chain sovereignty and enterprise-grade infrastructure.
- The platform enables fast deployment of customized rollups, making Polkadot more accessible for startups and Web3 developers.
Have you ever imagined launching a blockchain network could be as easy as setting up a social media account? No wonder, that’s what Asphere, the enterprise unit of Ankr, is pursuing through its latest collaboration with the Web3 Foundation.
They have announced the launch of a “Rollup as a Service (RaaS)” solution based on Polkadot, and this could be the most practical step towards the era of blockchain that doesn’t need to be a headache.
Instead of having to build from scratch with long lines of technical code, developers can now launch their own rollups through a no-code interface.
The system even comes with a variety of ready-to-use templates, including Ethereum-based rollups, so you don’t have to bother tinkering from the ground up.
No-code, one-click rollups launching soon.
Asphere (Ankr’s enterprise arm) and @Web3foundation
are teaming up to deliver a custom Polkadot RaaS product.→ Fast deployments
→ Enterprise-grade infra
→ Full chain sovereignty https://t.co/BZllbSJOWe— Polkadot (@Polkadot) May 23, 2025
Launch Fast and Keep Full Chain Control
One of the sweet promises of this product is deployment in minutes, without compromising on performance or security. But speed isn’t their only selling point. Behind the scenes, there’s full enterprise-class support—from 24/7 monitoring, node management, to security services that are suitable for large companies that usually don’t want to bother with technical matters.
Furthermore, the chain built through this platform still has full sovereignty. This means that rollup managers can freely set tokenomics, governance, and runtime upgrades according to their own needs. They don’t have to follow the rules of the hosting platform. It’s like having your own house instead of renting an apartment with a ton of rules.
Tyler Sloan, Asphere’s scaling solutions leader, called this move a way to “open the door to a new wave of developers and companies” who want to have their own network but don’t have the resources or technical team in place.
Meanwhile, from the Web3 Foundation, David Hawig added that this solution “allows builders to focus entirely on the product, not on the technical complexity behind it.”
Polkadot is Getting Faster in 2025
This release is not the only interesting news from the Polkadot ecosystem this year. On the other hand, Moonbeam, one of the EVM-compatible Polkadot-based platforms, just released the Gaming Hub on May 19. The portal brings together gaming projects, development tools, and tournaments into one, strengthening Polkadot’s position in the increasingly competitive Web3 gaming space.
Furthermore, in March, CNF reported that Polkadot’s stablecoin volumes hit an all-time high, reflecting the network’s growing adoption. Integrations with major exchanges like Binance and KuCoin have helped fuel the momentum.
However, it hasn’t all been smooth sailing. In April, the US SEC again delayed a decision on Grayscale’s proposed Polkadot ETF. The decision, originally scheduled for earlier, has now been extended to June 11, 2025. This is one of several ETF delays that have also occurred for Solana and Litecoin.
Meanwhile, as of press time, DOT is swapped hands at about $4.56, up 0.62% over the last 24 hours and 1.81% over the last 7 days.
