Alchemy Pay plans to launch the Alchemy Chain L1 public chain testnet on February 23.

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Foresight News reports that crypto payment provider Alchemy Pay announced plans to launch the Alchemy Chain L1 public blockchain testnet on February 23. The blockchain will be built on the Solana virtual machine architecture and will offer a payment system that allows users to transact using fiat currency and cryptocurrencies for large-scale commercial applications.

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