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Schaan, Liechtenstein, 17 May 2023 – EtherMail, the first Web3 Email Solution setting the standard for anonymous and encrypted wallet-to-wallet communication, has today announced its integration with Web3 domain specialists Freename.
This integration extends the reach of EtherMail’s Web3 email solution to Freename domain users, allowing them to send and receive Web3 and Web2 emails on EtherMail. Instead of needing to know their complete wallet address by heart, users can create personalized EtherMail addresses using any Freename domain, taking the form: freenamedomain@ethermail.io.
The announcement follows EtherMail’s recent integrations with ENS (Ethereum Name Service) and Unstoppable Domains, which extended the reach of its Web3 email solution to millions of registered UD and ENS users.
Since EtherMail’s official launch, the platform has onboarded over 500,000 users and established partnerships with popular NFT projects such as Smurfs Society, Probably Nothing, Toxic Skulls Club, inBetweeners and Prime Planet. EtherMail’s Web3 email solution also facilitated Web3 voting for Decrypt Studios’ inaugural Crypties Awards 2022 with more than 10,000 participants – the crypto industry’s preeminent annual awards initiative.
Earlier this year, EtherMail secured a $4 million pre-Series A funding round led by Tim Draper and Draper Associates. Having previously invested in Ethereum, Tesla, Coinbase, Polygon and SpaceX, Draper has a proven track record in backing bonafide industry disruptors. This recent pre-Series A round followed a $3 million seed round in August 2022, led by top Web3 investors Fabric Ventures and Greenfield One.
Shant Kevonian, CEO and Founder of EtherMail said: “We are delighted to welcome Freename to our platform and to integrate their domains into our Web3 email solution. This partnership enables us to offer our users the possibility to communicate with easy to memorize aliases while still benefiting from the advantages of Web3 email, such as enhanced security, privacy, and anonymity. By combining our expertise and resources, we can bring the benefits of blockchain-based communication to a wider audience, and we are looking forward to exploring more opportunities for collaboration in the future.”
Davide Vicini, CEO of Freename said: “This integration with Ethermail represents a major step for both Web2 and Web3 ecosystems. Lengthy and totally random wallet addresses are undoubtedly a mental barrier for Web2 users to explore the Web3 space, and just like EtherMail, we want to make the Web2/Web3 transition as seamless as possible. We look forward to expanding our partnership scope with EtherMail in the months ahead.”
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About EtherMail
EtherMail is the first Web 3.0 Email Solution setting the standard for anonymous and encrypted wallet-to-wallet communication. With EtherMail, companies can send rich, relevant content directly to their asset holders based on blockchain-synced real time information. EtherMail also allows fully anonymous P2P communication and rewards its users for reading relevant content in their inbox.
About Freename
Freename is a Web3 domain service that allows users to mint, buy, own, and utilize Web3 top-level domains as well as earn royalties from them. Freename’s Web3 domains are represented as NFTs compliant with the ERC-721 standard and can thus seamlessly integrate with existing apps and marketplaces and can be relied upon as a building block to build on top of.
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