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# Hybrid Web3-as-a-Service

### Service Adoption Framework

Companies seeking to leverage Web3 technology within their existing Web2.0 applications can establish a dedicated Leafchain on the THXNET. platform through an initial implementation fee, similar to conventional Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) models.

Following implementation, organizations maintain access through a monthly subscription fee. This arrangement provides access to blockchain functionality via Web2.0-compatible APIs while ensuring ongoing blockchain maintenance. Operational services are currently provided by THXLAB Inc. (Japan), conducting transactions in Japanese Yen.

The service infrastructure is designed for global expansion and will accommodate additional fiat currencies in future iterations.

Cryptocurrency transaction processing is managed by THXLAB PTE. LTD., a specialized subsidiary based in Singapore.

<figure><img src="/files/vMqZZFdgXkyel62vtf6W" alt=""><figcaption><p>BaaS Model</p></figcaption></figure>

### Technical Interoperability

THXNET.'s foundation on Polkadot Substrate framework delivers significant integration advantages. This architecture facilitates seamless cross-blockchain network operations for Web2.0-based applications and services. Additionally, organizations already utilizing Substrate-based technologies can efficiently incorporate Web2.0 applications into their existing blockchain networks, creating a mutually beneficial ecosystem that bridges traditional and decentralized infrastructures.


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