NFT Inspect launched a Chrome extension that checks NFTs used as Twitter profile pictures. Now, they are integrating MoonPay’s payment solutions, making it easier to buy NFTs directly on Twitter.
NFT Inspect, a widely-used tool for analyzing and exploring non-fungible tokens (NFTs), is teaming up with MoonPay, a Web3 infrastructure company. This partnership enables Twitter users to buy NFTs and cryptocurrencies using NFT Inspect’s Chrome browser extension.
Inspect recently launched a Chrome extension called Twitter NFT Search. It offers real-time information on popular NFT collections often used as Twitter profile pictures (PFPs).
The tool allows users to explore how NFTs are utilized on Twitter, providing analysis based on blockchain data. Additionally, a beta web version of the tool is also available for users to access.
Through their partnership, NFT Inspect users can now buy cryptocurrencies using MoonPay’s payment infrastructure, which can then be used to purchase NFTs.
MoonPay supports various payment methods like debit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and local bank transfers, providing flexibility for users.
Ivan Soto-Wright, CEO and co-founder of MoonPay, expressed that the partnership with NFT Inspect aligns with their goal of promoting crypto adoption and building an inclusive digital payments environment. The aim is to enable participation for everyone, regardless of their level of experience in the field.
NFT Inspect, which initially announced its closure in January, made a comeback in March under new ownership. Since then, it has been actively expanding its range of tools to assist NFT traders in tracking market trends. Notably, it formed a partnership with Polygon Labs to drive wider adoption of its platform.
In recent months, MoonPay has been strengthening its partnerships. In June 2022, it collaborated with Mastercard to enable customers to directly purchase NFTs on platforms like LooksRare and Magic Eden, eliminating the need to first acquire cryptocurrency. This integration simplifies the NFT buying process for users.
Important: Please note that this article is only meant to provide information and should not be taken as legal, tax, investment, financial, or any other type of advice.
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