NuNet, a decentralized peer-to-peer network for sharing computing power, has announced the launch of Cardano-based payments
NuNet positioned itself as a multi-blockchain decentralized compute marketplace but relied primarily on Ethereum for settlement, in line with broader Web3 standards. However, earlier this month, the project reached a key milestone with the release of Device Management Service (DMS) v0.9.0
With this update, NuNet added Cardano support to its payment system, extending settlement beyond Ethereum and strengthening its multi-chain architecture. As a result, users can now deploy compute jobs and pay directly with ADA, while the NTX token continues to drive network coordination and orchestration
Moreover, the system allows seamless switching between Ethereum and Cardano, delivering a production-ready payment flow from deployment through settlement. Overall, this upgrade builds on earlier infrastructure improvements and positions NuNet for its live phase with full multi-blockchain support
According to NuNet, activating Cardano payments represents a pivotal step toward its mainnet launch. The mainnet infrastructure is scheduled to go live on March 2, 2026, marking the transition from testing to a fully operational decentralized compute economy
In a statement, the NuNet team emphasized that its infrastructure is now ready for global adoption. Following the deployment of Cardano-based payments, the project stated that it has showcased its ability to deliver seamless payments, multi-blockchain support, and real-world utility