With Mailchain, BNB Chain users and builders can now email with their .bnb identities.

Mailchain, the communication layer for web3, has launched support for .bnb names as Web3 email addresses. This integration streamlines communication between users, projects, and software developers in the rapidly growing BNB Chain community.

The BNB Chain community actively engages in building and deploying innovative decentralized applications (DApps), including decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols, blockchain-based games, and non-fungible token (NFT) projects and marketplaces. Without the addition of web3-native communication, developers struggle to foster stronger connections with their users and increase engagement.

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Web3 email presents a familiar, yet powerful way for users and developers to communicate. Using .bnb identities as email addresses within Mailchain’s unified, web3 inbox, BNB Chain users and builders have a familiar and intuitive way to communicate securely, privately, and efficiently, peer-to-peer and project-to-community. With Mailchain, BNBChain users can now send and receive messages, notifications, and transaction information directly using their .bnb identities or wallet addresses. Mailchain’s communication protocol ensures that messages are end-to-end encrypted by default, enabling seamless and secure communication.

BNB Chain DApps can now deliver an enhanced web3 user experience: By leveraging the power of web3 email, Mailchain simplifies communication between BNB Chain users, enabling them to stay connected and informed effortlessly via a unified inbox. Builders can integrate the Mailchain SDK in a few lines of code, offering a cohesive user experience for communication from DApps. Because Mailchain is blockchain protocol-agnostic, it supports cross-chain sending between other blockchain network addresses. BNB Chain users can communicate outside their network, with other web3 blockchain addresses or identities.

“We are thrilled to extend Mailchain’s capabilities into the BNB Chain ecosystem,” said Tim Boeckmann, CEO of Mailchain. “The addition of .bnb names in Mailchain means BNB Chain users can now use their preferred web3 names to communicate. Using the Mailchain SDK, developers can now easily reach their users. In turn, users can keep up to date with their favorite projects and communities, both inside and outside the immediate BNB Chain community.”

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