You mention giving game publishers to control what items are allowed onto the blockchain. Why is this necessary?

Game publishers prioritize ensuring that new revenue streams do not jeopardize their main source of income. Therefore, they are cautious about allowing the resale of items they sell directly to gamers. With games frequently updating and evolving, there's also the risk of bugs that could lead to item duplication or multiplication, harming the in-game economy. Additionally, there's the threat of financial fraud, such as the use of stolen credit cards to purchase and quickly sell items before any fraudulent activity is detected.

In such cases, publishers must act swiftly to mitigate damage, which often involves temporarily stopping or limiting item transfers until the issues are resolved. Our solution offers publishers the flexibility to effectively safeguard their games and their players against these challenges, ensuring a secure gaming environment.