Forward Protocol Enters Into a Partnership with UniLend
The DeFi sector recently witnessed another important partnership with Forward Protocol and UniLend joining hands. The collaboration will witness UniLend using Forward Protocol’s lending and borrowing functionality.
UniLend is one of the most well-known permissionless decentralized protocols in the industry. The protocol is known for combining money markets and spot trading with its lending and borrowing solutions. It even facilitates the listing of assets on supported blockchains like Polygon and Ethereum while offering access to complex DeFi functionalities.
The Forward Protocol is excited about the development. According to the protocol, UniLend has achieved great feats in the blockchain sector, unleashing untapped potential in the integration of smart contracts. Forward Protocol looks forward to entertaining a partnership with UniLend.
The collaboration can help Forward Protocol’s work with smart contracts in the EdTech sector to flourish. Moreover, it will bring the necessary transparency and decentralization to the EdTech industry.
Forward Protocol aims to bring out the best in the ecosystem via new partnerships. The protocol is excited to bring new functions and leverage UniLend’s esteemed functions. Forward recently showcased its capabilities by helping the Decentralized Education industry.
The protocol intends to democratize education by refining and reforming the current learning and education model using blockchain. This aim made Forward to go live on CoinMarketCap, the well-known data aggregator website.
The integration listed $FORWARD on CoinMarketCap, continuing its growth in the DeFi sector. Besides the listing and latest partnership, the protocol also released its Whitepaper version 2.0. The paper explains how the protocol is maintaining its quest to become the first completely blockchain-based decentralized learning ecosystem.
More partnerships with Bancor witnessed the Forward Protocol token going live. The protocol is undoubtedly getting close to its goal with such collaborations.
