NFTICALLY unveils new logo, strengthens user interface with striking new features ...Middle East

NEW DELHI, June 3, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- NFTICALLY, India's first global Web3 E-Commerce SaaS platform, unveiled its new brand logo as part of the brand's ongoing evolution. The bold all caps-logo defines the company's strength and positions itself as a distinctively unique market leader...

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