Chataverse is an NFT-gated messaging app that enables communication and governance among NFT holders and creators in a crypto-native environment. This platform facilitates direct interaction and community building, addressing the need for secure and exclusive channels for digital asset owners.
Funding
$500K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.

Founders
Product
Problem
NFT communities often rely on general-purpose platforms like Discord for communication, which can lead to spam, security vulnerabilities, and irrelevant channels. Existing solutions lack native token-gating and are difficult to manage, hindering the creation of secure and accessible niche communities for NFT holders.
Solution
Chataverse provides an NFT-gated messaging application designed to facilitate secure communication, socialization, and governance within NFT communities. The platform enables users to create and join token-gated group chats, ensuring that only verified NFT holders can participate in specific conversations. It offers built-in community management tools, eliminating the need for external bots and plugins, and allows users to vote on proposals and organize community events directly within the app. Chataverse also provides a "Chataccount" feature, aggregating wallets from multiple chains into a single identity for seamless interaction and transactions.
Target Audience
Chataverse primarily targets NFT holders and creators seeking a secure, crypto-native environment for community building, communication, and governance.
Features
- Token-gated group chats to restrict access to verified NFT holders
- Built-in community management tools for voting, event creation, and airdrops
- Aggregated wallet support across multiple chains into a single ".chata" identity
- NFT profile pages to showcase digital asset ownership
- Direct messaging capabilities with other wallet addresses
- Spam and scam prevention measures within chat channels