Notai and Zoro Technology announce strategic partnerships to provide powerful tools for developers and the Web3 community

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notai is an AI-powered platform that connects Web2 and Web3 and is partnered with Zoro Technology. Zoro uses the BNB Chain Protocol to tokenize AI services. Notai and Zoro Technology release new tools that will facilitate the development of decentralized AI applications, allow you to make money, and support the ecosystem of developers and communities.

Notary X Zoro Partnership

I’m excited to team up with @Zorotechnology. It is a pioneer in monetizing digital and physical AI through blockchain. From real-time model deployments to on-chain revenue, this collaboration brings powerful tools to development and the community.

– Notary (@thenotai) July 24, 2025

On-chain revenue

The Zoro tokenization model converts the deployed model into a smart contract. Developers can bring engagement fees, subscription plans, or calling rates to their own purposes. Fees are paid in tokens to provide auditable and transparent revenue.

Simplified onboarding and community engagement

Both platforms aim to reduce user and developer barriers.

Community members can find and evaluate AI apps, request feature ideas through on-chain governance suggestions, enter the revenue sharing pool and turn passive users into active participants.

Powering the next generation of distributed AI with NOTAI

Integration of Web2-To-Web3 conversion technology with Zoro’s AI tokenization mechanism by NotAI provides a new foundation for scaling and developing distributed AI technologies.

Startups, research labs, and open source communities do not have to experience formidable technical and business challenges by making next-generation models compatible on blockchains and allowing them to hire global audiences to governance and value creation.

With increasing demand for reliable, decentralized AI, these platforms become a component of the on-chain intelligence ecosystem.

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