Today we are introducing Prize Savings, a new Iwa feature where people can save, keep their principal withdrawable, and compete for shared rewards without exposing their balances.
Built with @zama FHE.
#ZamaDeveloperProgram
@Celo But infrastructure is only useful when it fits real behavior.
For Iwa, the goal is not to give people more tokens to think about. It is to make saving with people you trust simpler, while better financial rails quietly do their job underneath.
More stablecoins alone will not fix community finance.
@Celo says it now supports 33 live stablecoins, including currencies beyond the dollar. That expansion matters because better rails can increasingly reflect the currencies people actually use.
People save in the currencies their lives already run on. The future should not require abandoning that familiarity just to access better financial rails.
For Iwa, multichain should ultimately mean more choice for people, not more complexity.
Stablecoin infrastructure is becoming less about one digital dollar and more about bringing local currencies onchain.
This month, a rupiah stablecoin expanded to Celo, while rand and Canadian dollar stablecoins expanded on Solana.
That matters for community finance.
People save in the currencies their lives already run on. The future should not require abandoning that familiarity just to access better financial rails.
For Iwa, multichain should ultimately mean more choice for people, not more complexity.
Stablecoin infrastructure is becoming less about one digital dollar and more about bringing local currencies onchain.
This month, a rupiah stablecoin expanded to Celo, while rand and Canadian dollar stablecoins expanded on Solana.
That matters for community finance.
It is that they are becoming infrastructure people do not need to think about.
That is a useful principle for community finance too. The rails can change. Saving together should still feel familiar.
Yesterday, African payments company Kora launched One Rail, letting businesses collect, hold, convert and settle USDT and USDC alongside local currencies.
The interesting part is not that stablecoins are becoming available.
Been working so hard and consistently on @joinIwa, that I didn't have the time to keep giving update.
one of the biggest product shifts weβve made to Iwa so far, is to remove as much wallet friction as possible without taking control away from users.
One account, persistent access, wallets provisioned underneath for the networks Iwa supports, balances surfaced in one place, and a cleaner path into circles, contributions, payouts and trust history.
Weβre also reworking recovery, session handling, notifications and the way new networks get added so expansion does not create more complexity for a user.
Thereβs more going on under the hood, but weβll save the deeper breakdown for release.
Are you following @joinIwa's journey or just staring from afar? We will change the way contribution are done on chain π₯
Weβre bringing Iwa to Celo.
Savings circles can now use cNGN with non-custodial onchain settlement, secure member-wallet binding, private trust history, and a smoother contribution + payout flow.
One Iwa. Another execution layer.
@Celo@CeloDevs
Today we are introducing Prize Savings, a new Iwa feature where people can save, keep their principal withdrawable, and compete for shared rewards without exposing their balances.
Built with @zama FHE.
#ZamaDeveloperProgram
Today we are introducing Prize Savings, a new Iwa feature where people can save, keep their principal withdrawable, and compete for shared rewards without exposing their balances.
Built with @zama FHE.
#ZamaDeveloperProgram
@zama Prize Savings is not a separate Iwa product.
Iwa remains one multichain savings platform.
Savings circles, private reputation, standing, credentials and Prize Savings all live under the same Iwa product experience.