Crossmint Integrates Walrus Protocol into its Minting APIs Across Chains
Crossmint integrates Walrus to deliver scalable, decentralized storage for AI agents, enterprises, and tokenized apps.

Crossmint, an all-in-one platform to integrate blockchain capabilities inside an app, AI agent, or business, has integrated with Walrus to enable scalable tokenization use cases for AI agents and enterprises. This collaboration provides developers and enterprises with a powerful new way to bring onchain assets to life with secure, decentralized storage automatically ingrained.
Trusted by over 40,000 enterprises and developers, including Mastercard, Coinbase, Phantom, and Santander Bank, Crossmint enables blockchain products to be built without any prior experience building on the blockchain. Through a suite of simple APIs and no-code tools, teams can mint and manage tokens across multiple chains without touching smart contracts or focusing on key management.
By integrating Walrus, Crossmint users have a new way to store token metadata in a decentralized and programmable manner. Walrus is a next-generation storage protocol built to support the needs of AI agents, onchain applications, and enterprises dealing with large-scale, unstructured data. Whether it's images, videos, audio files, or dynamic metadata, Walrus stores this data across a distributed network of independent nodes, ensuring resilience, security, and cost-efficiency at scale.
“Crossmint is one of the most powerful distribution platforms in Web3,” said Rebecca Simmonds, Managing Executive of the Walrus Foundation. “By integrating Walrus, Crossmint is delivering highly-performant, programmable, decentralized storage to over 40,000 organizations, accelerating the adoption of Web3 technologies across industries. This partnership marks a critical step in bringing decentralized infrastructure to the forefront of enterprise and consumer applications.”
Walrus is now natively supported within Crossmint’s APIs, appearing alongside the IinterPplanetary Ffile Ssystem (IPFS) as a storage option. This gives developers greater flexibility when launching tokenized products, allowing them to choose the storage layer that best fits their needs. With a single API, businesses and AI agents can now mint and manage millions of tokens at scale while seamlessly using Walrus to handle decentralized storage behind the scenes.
"This collaboration makes it easier than ever to build onchain applications that are enterprise-ready and scalable," said Alfonso Gómez-Jordana, Co-Founder at Crossmint. “With Walrus, our users now have access to a cutting-edge storage layer that unlocks powerful onchain experiences for AI agents, digital product passports, and more.”
Crossmint and Walrus are bringing together minting and storage, two core pieces of blockchain infrastructure, and making them more accessible. The integration is well-suited for real-world use cases like AI datasets, digital product passports, RWA metadata, and loyalty programs, where reliable, scalable, and programmable storage is essential.