Hecto Wallet One has announced the addition of support for the Giwa and Maru testnets within its wallet development API platform, Octet. The expansion is expected to provide Web3 developers with enhanced tools for building and testing blockchain applications without requiring independent blockchain server infrastructure.
According to the company, the newly integrated developer tools and APIs will allow businesses and developers to implement and verify a wide range of blockchain services more efficiently. These services include transaction testing, smart contract deployment, token transfers, and other blockchain-related operations.
The company indicated that the integration was designed to simplify blockchain application development by reducing the technical complexity traditionally associated with node construction and infrastructure management. Industry participants noted that this move reflects the growing demand for accessible blockchain infrastructure services capable of supporting the rapid expansion of decentralized applications and digital financial services.
Giwa and Maru Gain Attention as Digital Finance Infrastructure
Giwa and Maru are emerging blockchain mainnets being developed by major companies within the domestic digital asset ecosystem. The networks are reportedly attracting attention as next-generation digital financial infrastructure platforms, particularly in areas connected to stablecoins and digital payment systems.
With the inclusion of Giwa and Maru, Octet’s total number of supported mainnets has increased to 24. Analysts suggested that expanding compatibility across multiple blockchain networks could strengthen Octet’s role as a comprehensive infrastructure platform for enterprises entering the Web3 market.
Hecto Wallet One expanded Octet’s blockchain infrastructure by adding support for the Giwa and Maru testnets, increasing the platform’s total supported mainnets to 24.
The addition of these testnets is expected to give developers more flexibility when building blockchain applications across various ecosystems while supporting interoperability and broader digital asset integration.
API Infrastructure Reduces Development Burden
Octet operates as a wallet infrastructure service that delivers blockchain development and management tools through an API-based Software-as-a-Service model. The platform provides services such as wallet creation, key management, asset monitoring, and infrastructure security support.
The company stated that Octet significantly reduces the complexity associated with blockchain node deployment and management, allowing developers to focus more heavily on application functionality and service innovation. According to internal company estimates, projects that would traditionally require approximately 60 days of wallet infrastructure development can reportedly be completed in around five days using Octet’s API environment.
Additionally, Hecto Wallet One indicated that the required development workforce could be reduced substantially through the use of the platform’s integrated infrastructure services.
Octet reportedly reduces blockchain wallet development timelines from approximately 60 days to around five days while lowering infrastructure and staffing requirements for Web3 businesses.
Industry analysts noted that simplified infrastructure solutions are becoming increasingly important as enterprises seek faster and more cost-effective ways to deploy blockchain applications.
Security Infrastructure Supports Institutional Adoption
Octet has already been adopted by financial institutions, virtual asset service providers, and wallet-as-a-service operators. The platform’s growth has been supported by its emphasis on enterprise-grade security technologies, including multisignature systems and multiparty computation technology.
These security frameworks are widely recognized within the blockchain industry for helping organizations protect digital assets and manage transaction authorization more securely. Analysts indicated that institutional adoption of blockchain infrastructure platforms increasingly depends on advanced security capabilities capable of meeting regulatory and operational requirements.
Hecto Wallet One also revealed plans to strengthen cooperation with major domestic financial and platform companies. The company intends to expand its service portfolio to include integrated stablecoin infrastructure solutions and regulatory-compliant wallet services built on its blockchain technology stack.
A company representative explained that support for the Giwa and Maru testnets was intended to help domestic businesses developing Web3 services create innovative stablecoin-based products within a more stable and advanced development environment.
Hecto Wallet One plans to expand Octet’s infrastructure further to support stablecoin payments, embedded wallet services, and blockchain-finance convergence solutions.
The company added that it would continue strengthening Octet’s infrastructure to establish broader standards for blockchain-powered financial services and embedded wallet technologies, including its OhHiWallet platform. Industry observers believe such developments could contribute to accelerating enterprise adoption of blockchain infrastructure within the evolving digital finance sector.