Oneto11 is a multigenre mobile gaming platform built on the Hedera blockchain network. It features a pioneering social networking fantasy application with a diverse play-to-earn (P2E) ecosystem allowing users to generate income through wins and a deep, multi-layered referral system.
The Oneto11 platform hosts a wide array of games catering to different player preferences. Its core offering includes fantasy sports, where users create virtual teams for real-world matches in cricket, football, and other sports and compete for prizes. It also provides a robust collection of casual mobile games such as Ludo and Fruit Slice, educational quiz games, and immersive RPG and social metaverse experiences featuring non-fungible token (NFT) integration utilizing the Hedera blockchain platform.
A key aspect of Oneto11 is its integrated wallet, native “1TO11” token for ecosystem transactions, and NFT marketplace. Combined, these allow users to creation and trade in-game assets securely as NFTs, particularly within its RPG titles.
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