Hey hey boss,

If you want a NFT rental protocol that can be integrated under 30 minutes, you are in the right place. 

We are drawing close to the release of God of War Ragnarok, set to be released on November 9th.

Sheeeeesh, that last scene though 🔨🔨🔨

Aaanyways, I should warn you:

This is a developer centric post.

Yep, that's right. We released our Software Development Kit a while ago. You can access it here. and get an API key here.

Let's have a classic questions and answers section. If you have further questions, please do not hesitate to reach out at mert@joinstash.io  or to team@joinstash.io 24/7.

For developer and marketplace support, you can chat with us 24/7 in Stash Discord server:

FAQ for Stash SDK:

Who for?

Stash SDK is best optimized for web3 gaming companies that produce premium gaming items as NFTs.

Our thesis is that the most successful web3 game titles will be those who:

• enable free-to-play

• have great gameplay that captures audience

• upsell premium gaming items to free users

With that being said, anyone with a NFT can use the SDK to enable rentals and list NFTs on Stash if you have an art collection or a NFT that is required for entry into a community like those of Developer DAOs.

Where?

Supported Chains

• Ethereum: ✅

• Goerli: ✅

• BSC: ✅

• Polygon: ✅

• Immutable X: ✅

How?

The Stash SDK basically wraps around the smart contracts that are necessary to enable the usage of a NFT on-chain. The SDK is a Javascript/Typescript one with Rust and Python implementations on the roadmap. Even with no Solidity knowledge, any developer can use it with JS to enable rentals and lending.

4 simple steps will let you implement the SDK and make your NFTs rentable:

1. SDK Setup

2. Making NFTs Rentable

3. Lend, Rent & Buy Functionality

4. Fetching the NFT data

Did we say it only takes 30 minutes to implement?

Check out this beauty:

Are you still reading this?! Jeez, go get a life...

Mert