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Deploy your own Rust contracts or work directly with the easy-to-use TypeScript SDK * Integration into Fiat Gateways * Trial Accounts * Onboarding to a DAO * Funding to For Interacting with Contracts * Get Refunded the Transaction Cost ## Swaps Say you need to swap from one funible token like USDC into another funible token in order to facilaite things like in-game currencies, DeFi, etc. On the backend you can integrate Refv2 (Ref.finance is NEAR's leading AMM). {% embed url="" %} ## NFT Reputation * Soul Bound NFT * For token gating access. Example of SBT applications * Dynamic NFT * FewNFar API enables dynamic NFTs, whitelisting, and so much more. Also has the capacity to support projects as an enterprise level Launchpad ## DAO * Establishing a DAO Treasury managed by a council * For supporting on building out a DAO join the DAO builder group or reach out to OnboardDAO.org * Working directly with Sputnik contracts {% embed url="" %} ## Pay with NEAR * Add the ability for people to pay with NEAR directly. Ex; tipping, donating, etc * Example code; ## EVM Integration * Deploy your Solidity contracts on Aurora mainnet. Work with the rainbow bridge to bridge liquidity over. ## Your Own EVM Build your own public EVM chain on the Aurora Shard on NEAR with Aurora Cloud Silos. Setup your own blockchain with your own validator requirements, choose your gas token, have the rainbow bridge built in, interact with other silos and have the ability to pay for transactions on behalf of users. ## Private Enterprise Blockchain with Calimero Want to leverage the infrastructure of NEAR without exposing your network to the public blockchain. Well with Calimero Network you can deploy you favorite NEAR dApps, and all your business functions on a private shard and easily deploy to NEAR mainnet if needed. ## Bootstrapping With BOS * Leverage the thousands of decentralized front end components to quick-start your application by composing widgets directly on a bOS gateway * Or build your own viewer with your own dependencies for a customized dApp feeling, leveraging the hundreds of developers on NEAR. * Integration the SocialDB into your application by pulling wallet information for followers, post, completed profiles, and all data owned by users on the BOS. For more information on how to build on BOS go to ## Onramps Onramps allow users to go from fiat to native NEAR on the NEAR blockchain to start getting transaction fees to interacting with the chain. See all the NEAR Onramps Offerings Here {% content-ref url="/pages/3KlSirg2y2LvcwWG3Esp" %} [Onramps](/resources/developer-onboarding/integrating-near-into-your-application/onramps.md) {% endcontent-ref %} ## Integration Partners NEAR has companies that can help accelerate your integration. Additionally NEAR Foundation has Dev Shop parters. If you are looking for an introduction for the NF Devshop point of contact reach out to **Code** for an intro. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. Learn more at gitbook.com. ## Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. 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