Ethereum Push Notification Service VS Instapush

Ethereum Push Notification Service mentions (21)

• How To Send Notifications From A Subgraph

  Let recipient = "0xD8634C39BBFd4033c0d3289C4515275102423681", type = "3", title = "Number changed", body = `Number changed from ${event.params.from} to ${event.params.to}`, subject = "Number changed", message = `Number changed from ${event.params.from} to ${event.params.to}`, image = "null", secret = "null", cta = "https://epns.io/". - Source: dev.to / over 1 year ago

• Sending Notifications Using EPNS Backend SDK

  // import required packages Const EpnsSDK = require("@epnsproject/backend-sdk-staging").default; // connecting to the channel using the private key Const CHANNEL_PK = "0x4968b4cd6ea60a132cdef893320c11f9febd374ae3ccf0ede7820668a431acb8"; // the private key of the channel (async function Main() { // initialise the sdk const epnsSdk = new EpnsSDK(CHANNEL_PK); const pushNotificationTitle = "Hello There!";... - Source: dev.to / over 1 year ago

• Is there a decentralize service that offers encrypted text messages

  This can be done using EPNS. It aims to be the communication layer of Web 3. EPNS is currently developing a solution through which one can communicate securely between two crypto wallets. Also, all the chats would be completely encrypted, and we aim to do it in a completely decentralized manner. PS: I'm a developer working at EPNS, specifically involved in wallet-to-wallet chat development. Source: over 1 year ago

• Daily General Discussion - July 1, 2022

  Something like https://epns.io/ ? I think these guys just got $10 mill in funding. Source: almost 2 years ago

• Ok Guys Time To Close Party Is Over

  EPNS push notifications allow for web3 native decentralized broadcast messaging, and users who subscribe to feeds can get paid. Source: almost 2 years ago

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