Sending Labs, the builder of decentralized communication stacks in the crypto world, recently announced at the Ethereum Community Conference (EthCC) in Paris, several new developments including exciting collaborations with Polygon.
The company unveiled SendingNetwork v2, along with a series of collaborations with crypto project Polygon, with the goal of paving the way for Web3’s next billion users and facilitating user growth for projects on the platform.
Summary
The collaborations of Sending Labs with Polygon to improve Web3 technologies and the crypto world
Sending Labs has strategically joined forces with Polygon Labs, a leading software development company responsible for developing the Polygon protocol.
The collaboration brings together the strengths of both companies to accelerate the widespread adoption of Web3 technologies. This partnership involves various levels of cooperation, including the integration of Polygon’s infrastructure with SendingMe and SendingNetwork.
Among the most important features of this cooperation is the use of Polygon ID as the verification method on SendingMe. This will improve security and simplify the user experience.
In addition, Polygon’s dAppStore Software Development Kit (SDK) will be incorporated into SendingNetwork, allowing developers to take advantage of Polygon’s broad ecosystem.
In addition, a blockchain explorer with social feed capabilities will be built for Polygon zkEvm, connecting developers in the network to the broader Polygon community.
Simultaneously, the launch of SendingNetwork v2 introduces a full range of new features designed to improve user acquisition and promote trust and stability within the decentralized ecosystem.
These enhancements include social integration features, improved performance, security measures and expanded support for Unity, Unreal and other SDKs.
The launch of SendingNetwork v2
With SendingNetwork v2, developers can create the toolkit for user acquisition in as little as a second, making Web3 more accessible and easy to use, thus accelerating user growth.
SendingNetwork is dedicated to building a real-time private communication network with end-to-end encryption, facilitating secure wallet-to-wallet and dApp-to-wallet communications.
With a focus on decentralization, privacy and performance, SendingNetwork provides Web3 communities and developers with the tools and platform they need to communicate openly and securely.
Joe Yu, co-founder and CEO of Sending Labs, expressed his enthusiasm for the collaboration and new features, stating:
“Collaboration and new features will prepare us to engage the next billion users in the Web3 ecosystem, facilitating communication with enhanced security and stability.”
SendingNetwork is already adopted by a wide range of projects, from blockchain games and NFT platforms to wallets and DAOs, and the company is committed to supporting the ecosystem to maximize user growth.
Polygon founders excited about collaboration with Sending Labs
Jordi Baylina, co-founder of Polygon, also expressed excitement about the collaboration:
“The Polygon Labs team is excited to work with Sending Labs to integrate Polygon’s solutions into SendingMe and SendingNetwork, creating a seamless user experience and enabling developers to leverage Polygon’s robust infrastructure. Together, we are committed to revolutionizing communication and cryptography in the blockchain space.”
In addition to the announcements, Sending Labs recently hosted a side event for EthCC in collaboration with Polygon Labs, W3W and various partners.
The event provided an opportunity to learn more about Web3’s growth hacking strategies with renowned speakers and audience members from the Ethereum network and blockchain space.
Earlier this year, Sending Labs secured $12.5 million in its seed round, with investments from Insignia Venture Partners, MindWorks Capital, and Signum Capital.
This funding further strengthens their commitment to creating a truly decentralized Web3-native hub for secure chat, transactions and community-building.
A closer look at Sending Labs and its importance in the crypto ecosystem
Sending Labs is a product studio at the forefront of the Web3 revolution. With an unwavering commitment to decentralized crypto infrastructure, the company has positioned itself as a driving force in the development of secure, user-centric communication solutions for the blockchain ecosystem.
Founded by a team of visionary entrepreneurs, Sending Labs quickly became known for its cutting-edge technologies and innovative approach.
The company’s flagship product, SendingNetwork, has emerged as the go-to solution for Web3 projects seeking to organize, manage and grow their communities while maintaining ownership of user data.
What sets Sending Labs apart is its unwavering dedication to privacy, security and performance. Using robust encryption protocols and decentralized architectures,
SendingNetwork ensures that users can communicate openly and securely in a trust-free environment. The platform facilitates wallet-to-wallet and dApp-to-wallet communications, enabling seamless interactions across the Web3 landscape.
In addition, Sending Labs understands the importance of user acquisition and growth for projects in the decentralized space. With the launch of SendingNetwork v2, the company has introduced a number of features specifically designed to improve user acquisition and promote trust and stability within the ecosystem.
With social integration features, improved performance and expanded SDK support, SendingNetwork v2 enables developers to create user-friendly experiences that resonate with a wider audience.
The recent collaboration with Polygon Labs exemplifies the company’s strategy of joining forces with like-minded innovators to create synergistic solutions.
By integrating Polygon’s infrastructure with SendingMe and SendingNetwork, Sending Labs is not only expanding the functionality of its products, but also tapping into Polygon’s broad ecosystem to provide developers with a wealth of resources and opportunities.
