ENI has formed a new partnership with REI Network, designed to develop scalable and decentralized blockchain infrastructure for use in Web3 apps. The partnership means that ENI is working with REI Network, a blockchain architecture that is high-end and zero-gas, as well as enterprise-grade infrastructures.
Scalability should not come at the expense of decentralization.@ENI__Official × @GXChainGlobal 🤝
By combining ENI’s enterprise-grade infrastructure with REI Network’s gas-free, high-performance EVM chain, we are pushing Web3 toward real adoption, not just speculation.
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— ENI (@ENI__Official) March 11, 2026
The project aims to solve one of the most persistent problems in blockchain development, namely scaling decentralized systems without sacrificing decentralization. Both organizations claim that their collaboration is aimed at providing infrastructure that could support real-world use rather than speculative use.
ENI stated in a statement on social media that decentralization should not suffer from scalability. The company will provide developers with an efficient platform for developing decentralized applications in various areas by integrating with REI Network.
Combine business infrastructure with gas-free performance
The joint venture leverages ENI’s strength in infrastructure and lightweight blockchain design from REI Network. REI Network is designed to transform conventional blockchain architecture and focus on speed, affordability and integration with popular developer tools.
REI Network is an EVM-based chain; So developers who are used to working with Ethereum tools can deploy applications with only minor adjustments. The network’s architecture eliminates transaction fees and supports high throughput and low latency, which can pose a significant barrier for developers and users.
The synergies include some of the technical benefits that the integration provides. These include zero-fee transactions, fast block finality via delegated Proof-of-Stake with Byzantine Fault Tolerance consensus mechanism, and compatibility with the Ethereum Virtual Machine ecosystem.
The network is also modular and environmentally conscious, which can be beneficial for developers to support scalable deployments without consuming more energy than traditional blockchain models.
Infrastructure for extending Web3 use cases
The partnership is expected to serve a wide range of Web3 segments that rapidly require scalable infrastructure. These are decentralized financial platforms, tokenization of real-world assets, GameFi ecosystems, and AI-based applications.
The increasing complexity of Web3 solutions and user demand have created the need to leverage infrastructure that can support high transaction volumes at low costs. ENI and REI Network believe that their joint technology stack can make it easier for developers and users to get into their ecosystem.
Zero-gas transactions can remove one of the most typical usability barriers for developers creating DeFi platforms or tokenized asset markets. In the same sense, GameFi applications and AI-driven platforms require throughput to support endless user interactions and therefore the importance of performance-oriented networking is gaining momentum.
The partnership aims to provide a simpler environment for developers developing new Web3 business models by harmonizing enterprise-level infrastructure with a lightweight blockchain framework.
Supporting sustainable Web3 growth
In addition to technical performance, the two teams focus on sustainability and future ecosystem development. The infrastructure is modular so that the developers can scale the applications without efficiency and decentralization.
According to the announcement, the collaboration is a step toward creating an infrastructure that can facilitate real-world adoption, as opposed to short-term experiments. The organizations are trying to convince developers to build applications that can perform well at scale while still being accessible to the average user.
With the growing popularity of blockchain use across industries, such partnerships indicate a broader trend in the industry to move towards infrastructure that is decentralized, fast and cheap.