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Notifi - communicating across Web3 with ease

Web3 communication infrastructure doesn’t really exist. Third party applications like Twitter and Discord are not enough. Crypto enthusiasts and power users are constantly nervous and are pressured to check back on their LTV positions on defi protocols, governance proposals, and other on-chain activities. With the explosion of a new generation of blockchain projects and the eventual mass adoption by the public in the banking (Defi & Payments), NFTs, and the gaming industry, the users will need a new web3 ready notification experience to track and manage all their blockchain activity.

Notifi simplifies communication across all Web3 messaging channels. The Notifi platform is designed with simple APIs for easy integration, customizable, and advanced features for dApps and Web3 applications. Notifi empowers developers to better engage with their users via multichannel communications. Notifi’s ultimate goal is to improve everything from push notifications to direct messages across the crypto world.

As the web3 user engagement layer, Notifi helps bridge projects in via channels like voice, text, chat, and email through Notifi APIs. Their aim is to provide meaningful interactions with end-users on the preferred channels and continue to build and foster engagement with the web3 applications they use.

The communication layer will revolutionize the web3 UX to another level. Wallet to wallet messaging will help participants to chat with other participants in protocols directly through on-chain reputation or transaction history. Members can be notified on urgent discussion agenda via push notifications. Alerts can be set for immediate attention to remediate any financial damage in DeFi protocols.

Notifi was co-founded by Paul Kim and Nimesh Amin. Notifi has raised a total of $2.5M in funding.