Evergon Release 0.21, 0.22 & 0.23: Onboarding, Projects & Email Wallet

Key takeaways:
  • New onboarding form captures asset type and project stage from first-time users
  • Sales are now grouped into projects
  • Issuers can create and manage projects directly from their panel
  • Project cards show aggregated fundraising progress across all related sales
  • ERC-721 tokens can now be deployed directly from the platform
  • RWA 2.0 template supported in the create market flow
  • Settings and Marketplace merged into a single admin panel area
  • Base Sepolia chain is now supported across the platform
  • Porto wallet is now available in the wallet connection list
  • Chain Column in Markets Table
  • 6 bug fixes across the marketplace
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Evergon v0.23 is here 🚀

Our biggest release so far

This is not just another update.

v0.23 is our biggest release so far, and it moves Evergon much closer to what tokenization should actually feel like: easier to launch, easier to manage, easier to invest in, and far easier for new users to access.

With this release, we are making major progress across three important areas:

  • Better project experience for issuers and investors
  • More powerful asset creation and market setup
  • Lower barriers to entry for onboarding and wallet access

In short, v0.23 makes Evergon more complete, more intuitive, and more ready for real-world tokenization at scale. 🔥

Why this release matters

Tokenization platforms often become too complex, too fragmented, and too technical for the people who actually need to use them.

Issuers need a simple way to structure and present projects. Investors need a clear way to understand what they are looking at. New users should not be blocked by wallet friction, confusing interfaces, or technical setup.

That is exactly what v0.23 improves.

This release helps issuers organize offerings into real projects, gives investors a much clearer view of opportunities, expands the types of assets and markets that can be launched, and removes more of the Web3 friction that keeps mainstream users out.

🌍 Projects are now much more powerful

One of the biggest upgrades in v0.23 is the new project experience.

Instead of showing a disconnected list of fundraises, Evergon now groups related sales and pre-listings into a proper project structure. Investors can now explore opportunities in a way that feels more natural and much easier to understand.

What’s new

  • Sales are grouped into projects on the investor side
  • Investors now get a dedicated project page
  • Issuers can now create and manage projects directly from their panel
  • Offerings can be added or removed more easily
  • Projects now show aggregated fundraising progress across active and closed sales
  • Admins can also manage the display order of projects directly from the UI

Why it matters

This makes Evergon feel much more like a real investment platform and much less like a list of isolated token sales.

For issuers, it becomes easier to structure, present, and manage a fundraising story.

For investors, it becomes easier to understand the full picture: the project, the team, the context, the legal information, the documentation, and all related offerings in one place. ✅

🧩 More asset creation flexibility with ERC-721 and RWA 2.0

v0.23 also expands what can be created directly on Evergon.

You can now deploy ERC-721 asset tokens directly from the platform on Sepolia and mainnet. On top of that, the market creation flow now supports the RWA 2.0 template, opening the door to NFT fractionalization markets through an updated and cleaner setup flow.

Why it matters

This is a major step forward because tokenization is not one-size-fits-all.

Different assets require different structures. With ERC-721 support and RWA 2.0 market templates, Evergon becomes more flexible for issuers who want to tokenize assets that benefit from NFT-based representation and fractionalization models.

It means more ways to structure ownership, more ways to build markets, and more ways to bring real assets on-chain. 💡

⚡ Easier onboarding from day one

We also improved the experience for users getting started on Evergon for the first time.

The onboarding flow now collects better contextual information, such as asset type and project stage, and the asset selection copy has been improved to make choices easier to understand.

Why it matters

Good onboarding is not just about appearance. It shapes the entire user journey.

These improvements help us guide users more clearly from the beginning, reduce confusion, and make the platform feel more relevant from the first interaction.

For new issuers especially, that first impression matters a lot.

🔐 Porto Wallet integration removes a major barrier to entry

This is one of the most important user experience improvements in the release.

With Porto Wallet integration, users can access Evergon through a much smoother wallet flow, including email-based wallet access and keypass-style login experiences, instead of being forced into the traditional Web3 setup from day one.

Why it matters

For many users, especially those coming from traditional finance or standard web products, the wallet step is where the journey breaks.

They do not want to write down a seed phrase.
They do not want to manage a private key manually.
They do not want to install a wallet extension just to explore a platform.

Porto helps remove that friction.

It creates a simpler path to access, making it easier for people to connect with an email-first experience and use supported wallet infrastructure without dealing with the usual complexity of seed phrases, private keys, and technical setup.

That is a very big deal.

Because if tokenization is going to reach a broader market, it has to feel accessible to normal users, not just crypto natives. 🙌

⛓️ More chain visibility and support

v0.23 also introduces Base Sepolia support, expanding the available chains for deployment and trading.

On top of that, the Markets table now includes a Chain column, so users can immediately see where each market is deployed.

Why it matters

As Evergon grows into a more multi-chain platform, visibility becomes critical.

Users need to know where assets live, where markets operate, and how to navigate them confidently. These improvements make the platform easier to understand and easier to operate across environments.

✨ Important UX upgrades across the platform

This release also includes several smaller improvements that make a big difference in day-to-day use:

  • cleaner token display in sale details
  • better token identification during sale creation with initials and the last four contract characters
  • improved refund messaging when a sale soft cap is not met
  • a unified Settings area by merging Settings and Marketplace into one simpler admin flow

Why it matters

These are the kinds of changes that reduce friction every single day.

They make the platform easier to navigate, easier to configure, and easier to trust. They also help users make fewer mistakes and move faster inside the product.

The bigger picture 🌐

v0.23 is important not just because it adds features.

It is important because it makes Evergon more usable for everyone involved in tokenization:

  • Issuers can structure and manage projects better
  • Investors can discover and understand opportunities more easily
  • New users face less friction getting started
  • Teams can launch more flexible market structures
  • Platforms become easier to operate across chains

This is exactly the kind of progress needed to make tokenization more practical, more scalable, and more accessible.