Deloitte Tohmatsu Group's NFT development tool is compatible with Astar zkEVM blockchain, overseen by Stake Technologies Pte. Ltd (Astar Network) and Startale Labs Pte. Ltd (Startale Labs). Astar zkEVM utilizes Ethereum's Layer 2 technology, employing zero-knowledge proof (zk Proof) to enhance transaction efficiency, positioning Deloitte at the forefront of the Web3 landscape.

Deloitte has launched a baseball-themed NFT game app on Astar zkEVM, featuring a digital batting practice mechanism, enabling players to acquire NFT badges and elevate their excitement levels.

Furthermore, Deloitte Tohmatsu supports the creation of various blockchain-focused solutions and offers essential blockchain protocols as application programming interfaces (APIs). These capabilities were integrated into the developer support platform LIFE LOG BOX on Polygon in June 2023.

Deloitte Tohmatsu initiated the Reiwa 5th fiscal year Sport Industry Growth Promotional Project, with the app development being a key component. The project aims to enhance sports engagement through DX (Digital Transformation) and sports-related data technology, creating new revenue streams and enriching the sporting experience, particularly targeting junior high school baseball academy students.

According to Hiroki Akahoshi, a partner at Deloitte Tohmatsu, Web3 significantly contributes to regional economic development by tokenizing anticipated assets. To strengthen its position, the organization has acquired additional NFT development tools from Astar zkEVM, aligning with the Astar Network's motto, "Lead the Way."

Astar zkEVM, developed and provided by Astar Network in collaboration with Polygon Labs, a key player in the Web3 realm, is a blockchain network serving as an Ethereum Layer 2 solution incorporating ZK technology.

Both Deloitte Asia Pacific Limited and Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu LLC are part of the Deloitte network in Japan, operating under the Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Group. They offer various services, including audit and assurance, risk advisory, financial advisory, and tax, with around 17,000 employees across 30 Japanese cities.