Roam and Huma launch DePIN hardware loan program

Roam, a decentralized global broadband roaming network provider, has partnered with Huma, a payment financing network focused on tokenizing real-world assets (RWA), to launch the DePIN hardware loan program, which will help Roam quickly deploy its basic hardware facilities and promote the development of decentralized networks. At the same time, it will also help Huma platform users participate in the construction of the DePIN network with the help of the on-chain PayFi tool and obtain substantial and stable returns. Users can pledge the cash flow generated by the Roam Growth product of the Solana ecosystem, and use Roam tokens or NFTs as collateral to quickly obtain loans from the Huma platform to purchase Roam's Wi-Fi hardware devices, thereby participating in the construction of the global decentralized Wi-Fi network and obtaining RoamPoints rewards. The program also makes full use of the on-chain supply chain financial platform developed by PolyFlow to achieve micro loans for single or multiple mining machines. Earlier, Huma announced the completion of a $38 million financing, with plans to expand to multiple public chains such as Solana. Roam has previously completed two rounds of financing of tens of millions of US dollars. Its network covers nearly 200 countries. The Roam app has more than 700,000 registered users, more than 600,000 self-owned nodes and more than 3.5 million OpenRoaming nodes.