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ClubRare and Polygon Collaborate to Launch Groundbreaking Social Commerce Platform for Phygital Goods Collectors and Creators

Polygon has announced a partnership with ClubRare, a Web3 social commerce platform for physical goods, to launch a social e-commerce platform for collectors and creators of "phygital" goods.

The collaboration aims to redefine how these goods are discovered, collected, bought, and sold, using Polygon's global network and expertise in the Web3 space.

ClubRare offers tailored features such as customizable profiles, interactive 3D spaces, real-time asset tracking, specialized collector guilds, and full ownership via Phygital NFTs.

Polygon will provide official backing to ClubRare and in return, ClubRare's DAO has officially selected Polygon as the top candidate for mainnet expansion.

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