Galaxis

About Galaxis

Galaxis provides a no-code, decentralized platform for creators and brands to build and manage Web3 communities. Founded in 2021 by Andras Kristof and Benjamin Ong, and headquartered in Singapore, the company aims to move beyond the speculative hype of NFTs by focusing on their underlying utility. Kristof, a serial entrepreneur who previously co-founded and sold Viki.com to Rakuten and installed Asia's first Bitcoin ATM, envisioned a platform to help creators fund and monetize their projects sustainably. The company, formerly known as Ether Cards, has since attracted strategic partnerships with Chainlink, Polygon, and Ethereum Name Service.

The core of Galaxis is its Digital Toolkit, an out-of-the-box solution that allows non-technical users to design, deploy, and manage their own digital economies. This is facilitated through NFT-based Digital Membership Cards, which serve as token-gated access to exclusive communities and ecosystems. The platform operates on a zero-platform-fee model (excluding network gas fees), giving creators full ownership and control over their content and monetization strategies. Revenue streams are generated through the creation of digital collectibles and membership models, designed to foster long-term engagement between creators and their audiences. A grant program, mirroring Patreon's model, further incentivizes community growth by rewarding creators based on active membership tiers.

Galaxis's technology enables the creation of dynamic NFTs with upgradeable traits, offering tangible value to holders. Features include digital and physical redeemables, interactive elements like sticker books, and badges that reflect a user's achievements within the community. This infrastructure has been utilized by high-profile clients such as Mike Tyson, Steve Aoki, Val Kilmer, and the NBA, for whom Galaxis developed dynamic NFTs that tracked player stats in real-time. The platform has facilitated the sale of over 225,000 NFTs, generating more than 32,000 ETH in secondary market sales. To date, Galaxis has raised a total of $17.15 million across several funding rounds, with investors including Rarestone Capital, Taisu Ventures, and Bolts Capital.