Opolis raises $6.6M to help self-employed thanks to blockchain

Opolisa ” blockchain job platform “which offers tools at self-employed workershas just raised 6.6 million dollars from Greenfield, Draper, Polygon and Near.

Based in the United States, Opolis offers a tool suite for self-employed workers and other solopreneurs to help them “professionalize their business”.

“Community-owned” or community ownedThe platform takes advantage of blockchain technology to manage remuneration and access administrative services, for example.

Opolis announced on Thursday that it had collected 6.6 million dollars in a bridge round led by Germany’s Greenfield. The deal also attracted other major ecosystem investors crypto with the Near Foundation, Draper Associates and Polygon’s VC branch.

At Opolis, we’re creating a radically new work structure and empowering freelancers to dream bigger than a traditional 9-to-5″ career, trumpeted Opolis executive shop steward John Paller in a statement.

The capital will be used by Opolis to enhance its platform with new features. The solution is currently available only to US. However, it should be available in other countries in the future.

Opolis uses Web3 technology to provide much-needed solutions for an evolving workforce that is increasingly characterized by split, decentralized and remote working,” said Marieke Flament, head of the Near Foundation.

Last month, Opolis announced an integration with Aurora, an Ethereum virtual machine for scaling decentralized applications on the network NEAR. “The integration allows self-employed workers paid in USDC on Aurora to streamline their payments and offers better access to Web3 workers to be paid in their preferred currencies,” the company explained on its blog.

Financing round brings total funds raised to Opolis at $13.3 million, according to the announcement.

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