A short story about how Flizy aims to get mass adoption.
When most people think about crypto, they think about wallets, seed phrases, long addresses, gas fees, and complicated apps.
That's where the journey usually ends.
We asked ourselves a different question:
What if sending crypto felt as simple as sending a message?
That idea became Flizy.
Instead of asking people to learn blockchain first, we meet them where they already are - WhatsApp, Telegram, and the web.
Create an account. Link your chat. Fund your wallet. Type what you want to do in plain English.
"Send 0.1 ETH to Sarah."
Flizy handles the complexity in the background while showing you exactly what's happening before anything moves.
We've also built safety into the experience from day one:
• Trusted contacts instead of copying wallet addresses.
• Transaction previews before every payment.
• Confirmation before funds move.
• Account locks and PIN protection.
• Phone-based claims for people who don't even have a wallet yet.
Mass adoption won't happen because people suddenly become crypto experts.
It will happen when they no longer need to be.
That's the future we're building with Flizy currently live on @GIWA_by_Upbit
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It's always exciting to see people discovering @Flizyapp organically.
But payments are only the starting point.
We're building an experience where sending assets, swapping, discovering apps, onboarding new users, and interacting with Web3 feels as natural as sending a message.
Less friction. More people onchain.
We're just getting started on @GIWA_by_Upbit 💛
@dontbanmyacct_ GIWA is moving fast 👀
1M+ daily testnet txs is a strong signal, and the ecosystem is already starting to take shape.
We’re building @Flizyapp on GIWA too - making sending crypto as simple as sending to a person, not a wallet.
Korea’s turn might be closer than people think. 💛
This is great to see 👀
GIWA is already starting to build a real ecosystem around it, and seeing projects like @GIWALAUNCHPAD gaining traction this early is a good sign.
We’re building on the same ecosystem with @Flizyapp - making crypto transfers feel more like sending money to a person than sending to a wallet.
Definitely worth keeping an eye on what’s being built on GIWA. 💛
MASS ADOPTION Ep. 2 ⚡ [FL]
What if you could send crypto to someone who doesn't even have Flizy yet?
No problem.
With Flizy, you can send to a person's:
→ Email
→ GitHub
→ Discord
→ Telegram
→ WhatsApp
Even if they've never used Flizy.
The funds stay reserved until that person joins Flizy and proves ownership of the account you sent to.
Then they claim.
Here are some examples:
Flizy send 0.001 to [email protected]
Flizy send 0.001 to @username on Discord
Flizy send 0.001 to @username on Telegram
Flizy send 0.001 to @username on WhatsApp
Flizy send 0.001 to GitHub username
Send → Notify → Verify → Claim.
No wallet address.
No copy & paste.
No asking someone to download a wallet first.
Just send crypto to people, not wallets.
That's the kind of UX we think can actually push crypto toward mass adoption.
💛 Flizy 💛
@GIWA_by_Upbit@Official_Upbit
MASS ADOPTION Ep1 ⚡️〔FL〕
What happens when someone wants to send you crypto...
but you don't even have a wallet yet?
The answer shouldn't be:
"Come back after you create one."
It should be:
Send now.
Claim later.
In this demo, you'll see how a user can:
> send crypto to a Discord username
securely hold the funds in escrow
notify the recipient instantly
let them claim after linking their Discord
send → hold → notify → claim
No wallet address.
No copy & paste.
No lost funds.
Just send money to people, not wallets.
That's what we're building on @GIWA_by_Upbit
⚡️〔FL〕
GIWA is definitely getting attention 👀
The interesting part is what gets built around the chain once users actually start moving assets and interacting with apps.
That’s exactly where @Flizyapp fits - making crypto transfers feel as simple as sending a message on Telegram or WhatsApp.
Strong point. Stablecoins only become mainstream when using them feels as natural as using the apps people already live in.
That’s the direction we’re taking with Flizy: making crypto transfers feel native to social platforms, starting with Telegram and WhatsApp - no wallet address gymnastics 💛
@FuyuSora2 GIWA ecosystem is getting pretty interesting 👀
And as more protocols start building here, the payment layer matters too. That’s one of the things we’re focused on at Flizy - making it easier to move crypto between people without the usual wallet-address headache. 💛
Love seeing this 👏
From “how do I send this?” to actually sending FLZ on Telegram in a few clicks.
This is exactly the kind of simple crypto UX we’re building at Flizy. 💛
@Flizyapp@GIWA_by_Upbit As i promise, i have just sent FLZ token to another wallet on TG.
Really enormous.
Congratulations team again👏👏👏 and i share both SS about process and result
@criptomaniac_ Giwa tomorrow. 👀
And when the next wave starts moving, sending crypto shouldn’t feel like sending a bank transfer from 2012. 😭
That’s why flizy is here to stay 💛
This looks clean. Nice to see someone actually testing the GIWA launchpad rather than just talking about it.
We hope you give @Flizyapp 💛 a spin too - we’re building the simple payment layer around this ecosystem: send crypto using a Telegram/WhatsApp username instead of asking for a wallet address.
Would genuinely love to hear your take after testing it 👀
Great ecosystem rundown. One category I’d add is the social payments layer - making it easy to move assets between people without dealing with wallet addresses.
That’s what @Flizyapp is all about making crypto transfers through the apps people already use, starting with Telegram and WhatsApp 💛
Could be an interesting fit for the GIWA ecosystem 💛
@gringoXBT GIWA is definitely heating up 👀
And once people start moving assets around the ecosystem, making those transfers as simple as sending a username is gonna matter. That’s exactly the kind of UX we’re building with @Flizyapp 💛
Monday morning and here's a Flizy trick worth knowing 👀
You don't always need someone wallet address to send them crypto.
With Flizy, you can send to a Telegram username:
Flizy send 0.001 to username on telegram
Flizy holds the funds for that Telegram account until they open Flizy and claim.
No copying 42-character addresses.
No “bro, send your wallet” back and forth. 😂
Just username → send → claim.
And that's only one of the things you can do with Flizy.
Good morning. What are you building or testing this week? 💛
@DCCCXXIII823@GIWA_by_Upbit This is exactly the kind of use case Flizy was built for 👀
Sending ETH to a friend on Telegram without asking for a wallet address is kinda wild when you think about it.
Have a flizy week 💛
Easy 👀
Just go to https://t.co/xmNGXOGUKa, create your account with your email + password, choose your username, then link your Telegram or WhatsApp.
Or, if you just wanna test it, send us your Telegram username, Discord, or email and we'll send you some test tokens + a claim link.
Pick your route. We got you 🤝 💛
@huseyin1tekin GIWA is definitely one to have on the radar 👀
And the ecosystem is already getting interesting.
Curious to see what starts cooking once more builders and users arrive.
Have a flizy week Sennin 💛