No-Code NFT Platform NFTs2Me has integrated with Shardeum, India’s emerging Layer-1 blockchain. To mark the occasion, the platform is releasing a special edition NFT, “Flamenco,” on the Shardeum EVM Testnet.
The integration enables creators to mint NFTs on Shardeum without writing code. Users can design, deploy, and mint via NFTs2Me’s interface while taking advantage of Shardeum’s low fees and scalable architecture.
The Flamenco drop offers 10,000 NFTs, with a cap of one per wallet. It is open to all members of Shardeum’s community.
The partnership signals NFTs2Me’s intent to deepen its reach into high-performance, India-centric L1 ecosystems.
Nicolás Marín Torres, Co-founder of NFTs2Me, calls Flamenco “a digital handshake between two communities that believe in making Web3 more accessible, more creative, and more human.”
NFTs2Me is already compatible with major EVM networks, including Ethereum, Polygon, Base, and zkSync. Its integration with Shardeum further expands its reach to more communities.
NFTs2Me has also released a YouTube tutorial to help users mint Flamenco NFT.
“They’ve taken something that used to require a computer science degree and turned it into a few clicks,” said Nishchal Shetty, Co-founder of Shardeum. That sentiment captures exactly why this integration matters.
No-code platforms like NFTs2Me lower technical friction for creators entering Web3. Yet, the choice of blockchain is critical. Many creators avoid launching on congested or expensive networks. Shardeum’s value proposition is low gas fees, scalable throughput, and decentralization. That makes it a logical choice for a platform seeking to democratize NFT issuance.
Shardeum backs its claims with a development roadmap built around dynamic state sharding, a mechanism that segments network load to maintain performance even as user numbers grow.
Its modular design aims to break the conventional blockchain “trilemma” by aligning security, scalability, and decentralization.
The integration also plays into India’s rising Web3 ambitions. Shardeum positions itself as India-first, with significant local community building while still maintaining a global focus.
To date, Shardeum has raised approximately $23.6 million across multiple rounds: $18.2 million in seed funding, and a subsequent $5.4 million strategic round. Shardeum is backed by top VCs, including Jane Street, Struck Crypto, Big Brain Holdings, Ghaf Capital, Amber Group, and J17 Capital.
NFTs2Me has not publicly disclosed any institutional funding. The platform operates with a “free creation” ethos: creators can deploy collections without upfront fees, while collectors pay a nominal “protocol fee” (around 0.0001 ETH) on mint.
NFTs2Me has also subjected its code to security auditing — for example, a recent audit by QuillAudits corrected potential vulnerabilities.
Within the Shardeum ecosystem itself, the blockchain has already attracted over 150 projects in its development pipeline.
DeFi, NFTs, gaming, AI, and infrastructure modules (storage, bridges, wallets) are all being built or planned. Notable names building on Shardeum include Zezu (NFT marketplace), Tegro (Gen-2 DEX), Koala Wallet, Mintpad, FileMarket, and Push Protocol integrations.
“The Flamenco drop is a perfect example of how NFTs can be more than speculation – they can be storytelling, culture, and community. We’re excited to see what creators will build with NFTs2Me’s tools on our network,” Nishchal Shetty added.
Shardeum EVM Mainnet is scheduled to launch on October 30, 2025. The launch will bring a redenomination of SHM tokens (1:240 split), validator upgrades, and the full activation of smart contract support across shards.
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