Intelligent AI infrastructure for Web3, Vanar Chain announced the launch of Vanar Kickstart (first batch), a coordinated initiative designed to provide Web3 and AI builders with tangible benefits across infrastructure, wallets, security, data, discovery, and listings. The Kickstart hub becomes available today and functions as the central source of record for participating partners, available perks, and application details. The launch follows a two-week sequence of partner spotlights that began in late August and concludes with today’s public debut and website release.
The program aims to address a longstanding challenge for Web3 and AI development teams: assembling the appropriate stack, establishing distribution channels, and maintaining security remains fragmented, expensive, and time-consuming. Developers are often required to work through a patchwork of node providers, wallets, discovery platforms, and compliance tools, all while contending with an expanding security surface and additional dependencies introduced by AI-driven elements.
Vanar Kickstart seeks to streamline this process by consolidating access to vetted partners and negotiated benefits, allowing teams to accelerate time-to-market, strengthen security foundations, and concentrate on building products. The initiative aligns with Vanar’s technical direction focused on AI-aware execution and verifiable data storage intended to reduce reliance on off-chain dependencies in production systems.
The first batch includes more than twenty partners, supported by a public campaign that runs from August 26th through September 18th, with two community roundtables scheduled around the launch period. The first roundtable, held on September 10th, brought together participants in developer tooling, security, and infrastructure, while the second, scheduled for September 24th, will gather representatives from listing, data, and growth sectors. Each partner received a dedicated “spotlight day” prior to the launch, accompanied by coordinated social amplification at go-live to optimize distribution for builders comparing available solutions.
The offerings provided through the program are practical and specific. Development tooling and game stacks are made available via platforms such as Thirdweb and LBank, equipping teams with production-grade SDKs and deployment workflows. Security enhancement is supported by Immunefi’s bug-bounty command center and HAPI’s on-chain threat intelligence, combining audits with live community defense and transaction-level risk assessments. Distribution and discovery receive support through Magic Square’s app store ecosystem and data aggregators like Mobula, while infrastructure access is streamlined with NOWNodes’ multi-chain RPC endpoints. For fiat on- and off-ramping, Onramp.money expands connectivity for teams engaging mainstream users, while participating exchanges at both regional and global levels provide readiness for listings.
The campaign structure emphasizes clarity and measurable outcomes. In the pre-launch phase, Vanar’s official channels highlighted one partner per day with a clear value statement and specific perk for Vanar builders, while partners were encouraged to retweet, quote, or share within their own communities to extend synchronized visibility. At launch, the hub aggregates all perks, relevant links, and application processes, supported by UTM-based tracking to attribute engagement and usage. Roundtables hosted on X Spaces and YouTube feature cross-partner panels that discuss implementation details and respond to developer questions, enabling teams to assess trade-offs before allocating resources.
“Builders are clear about what they need from an L1 in 2025: practical advantages that remove friction on day one, not vague ecosystem promises. Kickstart is structured to do exactly that — putting real perks, tested tools, and coordinated distribution into the hands of teams building on Vanar,” said Jawad Ashraf, CEO of Vanar Chain, in a written statement. “By aligning partners around a fixed cadence of spotlights and roundtables, we reduce the search cost for developers and raise the baseline for security and usability,” he added.
The Kickstart hub is now active and will continue to be updated as the first batch concludes and subsequent batches are scheduled. Comprehensive information on the program, including the list of partners and application procedures, is available on the Kickstart page, while brand assets and logo usage guidance can be found within Vanar’s brand guidelines. The company’s main website serves as the definitive source for updates on architecture and roadmap developments, and real-time announcements will remain available through the official X account.
Further program waves are anticipated, with an expansion of partner categories expected in areas such as AI and agent tooling, data pipelines, security, storage, and distribution. Teams currently building on Vanar, as well as those planning to launch on the network, may apply for available benefits and express interest in upcoming batches through the Kickstart hub. Prospective partners capable of delivering verifiable value to builders are encouraged to reach out to Vanar for consideration in future rounds.
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