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The Watch, a technology company that provides developers with seamless access to the blockchain, has added Polygon to its flagship product, Watch Data. press release.. This product allows developers to access the Polygon blockchain via the Powered API, build apps on it, and extract data.
WatchData provides web3 developers with a single API for seamless access to blockchain. Its excellent infrastructure and suite of tools make it easy to create apps and services.
WatchData transforms transaction blocks into an accessible database, preparing for thorough investigation and analysis. Thanks to the team-developed infrastructure, API solutions can be deployed quickly and are compatible with EVM-based blockchain.
The number of companies using WatchData is constantly increasing and is now close to 500. Apart from polygons, this product supports BSC, Ethereum, Tron and Bitcoin. Users have direct access to data and historical data from the node.
WatchData is used for payment services, portfolio tracking, and building dApp and DeFi products. It is included by the web3 community in related tools, DeFi developer roadmaps, and other related roadmaps.
The Watch CEO Svyatoslav Dorofeev commented:
Customers are now able to use Polygon. It is one of Ethereum’s most popular Layer 2 solutions, thanks to its pricing and compatibility. We’ve made many wise decisions that require upfront investment, but since then it’s easy to implement support for other EVM compatible chains.
The company is working on the SaaS tool WatchBlock. This tool provides virtual asset service providers with insights into risk management, purchase history, transaction details, and provides a convenient, simple, and intuitive dashboard.
The WatchData solution handles monitoring of all client transactions for security and speed.
Polygons are L2 blockchains that make the Ethereum mainnet more secure and useful, helping to increase efficiency and size. Use proof of stake instead of relying on traditional proof of work algorithms.
It’s compatible with EVM, so you can use it like Ethereum, but it doesn’t require high transaction fees or low throughput.
