ArDrive Turbo Blockchain-Powered Upload Service Redefining Permanent Storage

ArDrive introduced Turbo, an upload service designed to enhance storage accessibility on the Arweave blockchain.

Turbo streamlines the upload process, allowing users to pay for permanent file storage through credit card payments, eliminating the complexity of obtaining and using Arweave cryptocurrency.

With faster upload times, users maintain full control and portability of their data while benefiting from unprecedented convenience. Through one-time payments, users can bypass complicated subscription models and unforeseen fees typically associated with cloud storage organizations, ensuring their data is stored permanently for centuries. Turbo’s simplified payment process, swift upload speeds, and elimination of cryptocurrency requirements mark a significant leap in convenience and performance, empowering individuals and businesses with secure and permanent storage capabilities.

“We’re thrilled to finally roll out Turbo to the world,” said Phil Mataras, founder, ArDrive. “Before Turbo, people had to use cryptocurrency to pay for permanent data storage. Now, anyone can easily use a credit card and access secure and immutable data storage, without any subscriptions or giving up a ton of personal information.”

Turbo gives users complete transparency and control over their data storage expenses. Turbo guarantees immediate availability of uploads, securely storing data on Arweave without delays and ensuring processing and retrieval. By leveraging the power of the Arweave blockchain, Turbo enables everyday consumers by offering credit card payments for data uploads, eliminating the need to acquire cryptocurrency. Immediate availability of uploads ensures efficient processing and retrieval on Arweave without delays.

“Arweave’s permanent, decentralized ledger offers exciting new possibilities,” said Sam Williams, founder, Arweave. “But until now it has been hard to access. Turbo brings a new level of convenience to accessing Arweave’s permanent ledger, and I’m excited to meet the new users that will come on-board with it.”