GRAND CAYMAN, CAYMAN ISLANDS – 22/04/2026 – (SeaPRwire) – A shift toward more intuitive blockchain payment experiences is gaining momentum as infrastructure providers look to remove long-standing usability barriers. In a move aimed at streamlining digital transactions, MakaChain has partnered with Cregis to integrate its blockchain technology into the Cregis wallet ecosystem, introducing a model that removes the need for separate gas tokens.
At the center of this collaboration is MakaChain’s asset-based fee mechanism, which allows users to pay transaction fees directly in the same asset being transferred. This eliminates one of the most common friction points in blockchain usage—the requirement to hold native tokens solely for transaction costs—thereby simplifying the overall payment process.
Traditionally, blockchain networks rely on dedicated gas tokens to validate and execute transactions. This structure often forces users to manage multiple token balances, increasing complexity and creating potential points of failure. For businesses, particularly those operating at scale, such inefficiencies can hinder adoption and complicate payment workflows.
MakaChain’s approach addresses these issues by aligning fee payments with the transferred asset itself. Whether users are sending stablecoins or other digital currencies, transactions can be completed seamlessly without additional token management. This reduces operational overhead and enhances usability for both individual users and enterprise applications.
Designed with performance in mind, MakaChain is capable of processing up to 4,500 transactions per second, making it well-suited for high-volume payment environments. Its architecture supports a broad range of real-world use cases, including peer-to-peer transfers, cross-border settlements, and on-chain financial services.
Through its integration with Cregis, MakaChain is now accessible via an enterprise-grade wallet infrastructure that offers advanced capabilities such as MPC-based self-custody, role-based permissions, and policy-driven transaction controls. These features enable organizations to deploy blockchain payment systems with greater security, flexibility, and governance.
The partnership reflects a growing industry emphasis on improving user experience without compromising scalability or performance. By removing the dependency on gas tokens and simplifying transaction mechanics, MakaChain and Cregis aim to make blockchain-based payments more practical and accessible for modern financial operations.
The integration is currently being rolled out within the Cregis wallet, allowing users to send, receive, and manage MakaChain-based assets while paying transaction fees directly in the transferred asset.
About MakaChain
MakaChain is a high-performance, EVM-compatible blockchain designed for real-world payment applications. With the ability to handle up to 4,500 transactions per second, it offers a scalable infrastructure for digital finance. Its asset-based fee model enables users to pay network fees in the same asset being transferred, removing the need for separate gas tokens and simplifying the user experience.