# Technical Details

Project Merlin's technical infrastructure is designed as a multi-chain, interoperable ecosystem, supporting both EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) and SVM (Solana Virtual Machine) networks. The platform currently operates on Polygon (EVM), Avalanche (EVM), Base Network (EVM), BNB Smart Chain (EVM), Arbitrum (EVM), Optimism (EVM), and Solana (SVM). These networks were selected for their reliability, low transaction fees, strong community support, wide adoption, and strategic use cases, ensuring that Project Merlin remains universally accessible and cost-efficient for users worldwide.

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> Security is a top priority, and before the full version is released the project will undergo at least two audits by independent auditing firms. Continuous monitoring and support will ensure 24/7 security audits, protecting the system from external interventions.

NFTs can be purchased using Merlin Tokens, and NFT owners are rewarded with Merlin Tokens for completing tasks or based on the NFT's features. This process provides NFT owners with a continuous earning opportunity, promoting a circular ecosystem. Multi-blockchain support is facilitated through the use of oracles and cross-chain bridges. These integrations, in collaboration with third-party service providers, deliver reliability and global access.

Project Merlin, as an innovative platform that contributes to the future of decentralised finance and governance, uses the advantages of blockchain technology's transparency, security, and efficiency to address existing problems in DAO and crowdfunding ecosystems. The platform creates an accessible and sustainable ecosystem that meets the needs of users and project owners, creating a fairer and more accessible financing and project development environment for everyone.


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