Enjin said August 24 that Platform 3 is officially out of beta and live after a ground-up rebuild first opened for community testing in May. The release brings the API onto a single instance across Enjin Relay, Matrix and Canary networks, making one unified infrastructure layer the centerpiece of the new developer experience.
Platform 3 adds a common transaction architecture, Fuel Tank auto-signing, network-wide queries, marketplace operations, staking, managed wallets and real-time event streaming. It also introduces Wallet Requests, letting applications push signing prompts directly to linked Enjin Wallets, while community beta feedback shaped both major features and smaller reliability improvements throughout the rebuild.
The platform also ships with an experimental native MCP server for AI agents, with dashboard-approved read or write permissions. Enjin said v2 will remain available until November 2, 2026, after which it will go offline, making developer migration and production adoption the next operational test for Platform 3.
Source: Enjin.
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