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About Tegro
Tegro is an order-book marketplace for bulk NFT trading that bundles collections into fungible NFT20 shares, so buyers can bid and fill by price much as they would with an ERC-20 instead of negotiating token by token. Matching happens offchain with onchain settlement, supported by auto-matching and gas-free order placement, quoted in stablecoins such as USDT; one pool per collection provides continuous pricing and an exit route, deployed on Ethereum, Polygon and other EVM chains. Users are mainly traders and game-asset holders building or unwinding size.
Its position is the wholesale layer of NFT liquidity, complementing per-item bidding on Blur and OpenSea: those handle rarity pricing, Tegro handles depth at the collection level. Fungibility flattens rarity differences into a pool average, so pricing precision depends on market-making depth inside the pool and long-tail collections carry wider spreads.
In 2026 Tegro's brand and domains were effectively folded into the payments project PayRam: tegro.com and blog.tegro.com now redirect to payram.com, which presents a self-hosted stablecoin payment gateway. The TGR token still exists on-chain, but liquidity has all but dried up.
In October 2026 the TGR/TON pool on Ston.fi held roughly $248 of liquidity with zero 24-hour volume and a fully diluted valuation below $3,000, while the related GitHub repository had no commits for four weeks. No updates appeared in 2026 for the former DEX, NFT or payment-card lines. Future strategy and roadmap: team resources have shifted to merchant growth and multi-chain settlement at PayRam, and a near-term revival of the Tegro brand looks unlikely. For holders, only two signals are worth watching: whether TGR market making and disclosure resume, and whether PayRam folds the old token into its new stack. Until then, TGR carries historical value only.
Siddharth Menon — Co-founder & CEO; former co-founder of WazirX; started Tegro in 2022 to build a Web3 gaming asset marketplace.
Ashish Rawat — Co-founder; founder of fitness startup OGA Fit.
Roby John — Co-founder; co-founder and CEO of Indian game studio SuperGaming.