AvaCloud: Custom Blockchain in Minutes

Blockchain technology has evolved rapidly, but its mass adoption still faces technical and operational barriers. For many businesses and developers, creating a blockchain network from scratch remains a costly, complex, and slow process.

AvaCloud, the solution created by Ava Labs, aims to completely change that. This platform allows launching custom blockchains in minutes, without the need to write code or manage infrastructure, opening the door to a new level of accessibility in the Web3 world.

What is AvaCloud?

It is a managed service that acts as a "Web3 launchpad." With AvaCloud, it’s possible to launch public or private networks in minutes, automating the entire infrastructure, including security, validators, and scalability. Its architecture is based on Avalanche Subnets, allowing deep customization with high performance.

Key features

AvaCloud offers a frictionless experience for end users and for the teams building on it. Below are some of its main advantages:

• Fast blockchain deployment through a visual, no-code portal.
• Full customization with support for encrypted tokens (eERC), custom validators, public or private networks, and specific rules.
• Guaranteed scalability, with over 50,000 transactions per second and near-instant finality.
• Smooth experience with no need for external wallets or gas payments, ideal for users unfamiliar with crypto.
• Enterprise-level security, complying with certifications like SOC2.
• Automated management of infrastructure, updates, and constant monitoring.
• Zero carbon footprint operation.

Use cases

AvaCloud’s flexibility allows it to be adopted across multiple industries. In gaming, for example, it enables the creation of digital economies with NFTs and on-chain rewards. In the financial sector, it allows asset tokenization while complying with regulatory standards and ensuring privacy. It is also useful for companies needing private networks with full control over participants and data.

Featured projects

Major names are already using AvaCloud to power innovative experiences.

• Shrapnel, a AAA game in Unreal Engine 5, uses its own custom Subnet to let players own their assets and monetize their creativity.
• Blitz, by TSM, integrated AvaCloud to incorporate digital assets and Web3 rewards into a platform with over 30 million users.
• MapleStory Universe, by Nexon, employs the “MapleStory N” Subnet with eERC tokens, ensuring a frictionless experience for its millions of players.

Other notable companies include SK Planet, applying AvaCloud to e-commerce and loyalty programs, and Deloitte, which uses it for private blockchain networks in compliance, logistics, and finance. Additional examples include FCHAIN, Space Network, 3thix, and Levr Bet, spanning from gaming to advertising and sports betting.

Business advantages

AvaCloud is designed to lower entry barriers. Companies can launch networks without needing a specialized technical team, saving time and resources. Subnets can be deployed in under 30 minutes, with personalized support and built-in scalability thanks to Avalanche’s infrastructure and its collaboration with AWS.

Additionally, the platform makes it easy to migrate from Web2 to Web3 environments without compromising user experience or security.

Private tokens with eERC

One of the most important innovations is the eERC standard, which enables encrypted tokens. This technology is ideal for sectors requiring privacy: in games, it protects player data; in finance, it prevents practices like front-running; and in corporate settings, it ensures confidentiality of information.

Growing ecosystem

Since its debut in 2023, AvaCloud has seen rapid adoption. Game studios, Fortune 500 companies, and startups are already part of its ecosystem. In addition, programs like Arcad3, focused on Web3 gaming, and integration with AWS strengthen its position as one of the most complete solutions on the market.

Community feedback

On platforms like X (Twitter), users have highlighted the intuitive nature of AvaCloud’s portal, the speed at which Subnets are launched, and the impact on the development experience. Many see it as a key step in bringing blockchain technology to real-world use cases without friction.